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                             Delhi CET 2026 

📝 Exam Format – Delhi CET 2026 (Based on 2025)

Subject-wise Distribution (all candidates attempt 90 questions):

Official notifications in 2026 are expected to confirm details—registration likely opens in June, exam slots in August, and results/counselling soon after ([turn0search0]turn0search1.


📋 Detailed Structure by Course Group

Delhi CET comprises multiple test versions depending on the course category:

Test Number
Course Group
Subjects Asked
Test 1
Class X-based Diploma (Engineering/Non‑Eng)
Math (50 Q), Physics (40), Chemistry (30), Biology (15), English (15) — answer any 90 questions ([turn0search16]turn0search5
Test 2
Modern Office Practice (Eng/Hindi)
English grammar/comprehension, current affairs, logical reasoning (~150 Qs)
Test 3
Diploma Pharmacy (Class XII-based)
Physics (45), Chemistry (45), Math/Biology (60) — answer 150 out of them
Test 4
Lateral Entry (ITI/10+2 Vocational)
Physics, Math, Chemistry each (~30 Qs), plus some English (~15)
Test 5
Optional other categories (e.g. Cosmetology & Health)
Similar mix of aptitude and science (~60 Qs)
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Selected questions are answered to sum up to 90 total questions out of possibly more; total marks remain 360.


📚 Syllabus Overview

For Diploma Engineering (Test 1)

For Pharmacy Diploma (Test 3)

For Lateral Entry (Test 4)

Detailed syllabi for these tests are structured similarly: CBSE-level for Test 1; intermediate science-focused for Tests 3 & 4.




✅ Quick Tips for Preparation

  1. Download the official DTTE/DSEU CET 2026 notification and syllabus, once available.

  2. Cover CBSE Class 9 & 10 science and math topics thoroughly, plus English grammar and comprehension.

  3. Practice with mock tests and official sample papers to get used to timing and question style.

  4. Accuracy is key—+4/–1 penalty means wrong answers hurt more, so avoid random guessing.

  5. Choose the right test variant (Test 1–5) based on your intended diploma course.


🧭 Summary (Delhi CET 2026 at a glance)

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