Manipal Entrance Test is used for specified MAHE programmes, including the B.Tech common counselling route. Applicants should confirm whether their exact course uses MET or merit-based admission.
What this exam or admission route is
MET is not one identical paper for every programme. The participating programmes, syllabus and test pattern are listed programme-wise on MAHE’s entrance-test pages.
Who can apply
Use the 2027 programme page to confirm Class 12 or degree subjects, minimum marks and accepted qualifications. Applying to MAHE does not automatically mean every programme requires MET.
Exam or selection structure
- Computer-based test at designated centres for notified programmes
- Online Test Booking System is used to choose a slot
- B.Tech rank holders participate in a common online counselling process
How to apply
- Submit the MAHE programme application
- Check whether MET applies to the selected programme
- Pay any applicable attempt fee and book a slot
- Download hall ticket, take the test and complete counselling preferences
Preparation and planning
Use the official programme-specific syllabus. For B.Tech, build PCM speed and practise computer-based papers; check the 2027 instructions before paying for an additional attempt.
Documents to keep ready
- Class 10 certificate for name and date of birth
- Qualifying-examination marksheets and certificate
- Recent photograph, signature and valid photo ID
- Category, EWS, PwD, domicile or experience certificate, where applicable
- Application confirmation, fee receipt, admit card and scorecard
Official links
Fact-check note: verified on 2 September 2026. Future dates, fees, seats and eligibility can change. The current official notification always takes priority over this guide.