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COMEDK UGET

Evidence status: ✅ official. Every number below is from the COMEDK UGET 2026 pages on comedk.org (About UGET and Notification 2026, plus the official Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics syllabus PDFs), fetched on 2026-09-30.

COMEDK UGET is the entrance test for B.E. seats in the engineering colleges participating in the COMEDK process (around 150 colleges). Its scores are valid for admissions in the academic year 2026-27 only.

At a glance
Conducted by Consortium of Medical, Engineering and Dental Colleges of Karnataka (COMEDK)
Exam date Saturday, 09 May 2026
Mode Computer-based test (CBT), English medium; session and slot are on the Test Admission Ticket
Total 180 MCQs, 180 marks (Physics 60, Chemistry 60, Mathematics 60)
Negative marking None; 1 mark per correct answer
Qualification 2nd PUC or 10+2 with Physics, Mathematics, English and Chemistry (or Biotechnology, Biology, Computer Science or Electronics); 45% aggregate in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics (40% for SC, ST and OBC candidates of Karnataka); pass each subject individually; all subjects from one board
Application fee Rs 1,950 + transaction charges (COMEDK UGET only)

Official sources

Exam pattern

One computer-based paper of 180 one-mark multiple-choice questions, with no negative marking:

Subject Questions
Physics 60
Chemistry 60
Mathematics 60
Total 180 questions, 180 marks

The medium is English only. Selection for seats in member institutions is based on merit in this entrance test, followed by online counselling. The session and test centre are allotted through a computer-assisted randomization process and printed on the Test Admission Ticket; requests for a change of city or slot are not entertained. Diploma candidates are not eligible (no lateral entry), and a candidate scoring zero is assigned no rank.

Syllabus

The test follows the CBSE syllabus: about 33% from Class 11 (2024-25) and about 67% from Class 12 (2025-26). The unit-wise detail is in COMEDK's official syllabus PDFs linked under Official sources above (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics).

How to prepare (free, in order)

  1. Master Class 11-12 Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics from the NCERT textbooks (the CBSE base of the paper), giving extra weight to Class 12 topics.
  2. Since there is no negative marking, practise to attempt all 180 questions: timed MCQ sets, accuracy first, then speed.
  3. Use COMEDK's official mock tests (published online before the exam) to get used to the computer-based format.

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