Mode: Online Computer-Based Test (CBT), AI‑proctored ([turn0search0]turn0search1)
Duration: 90 minutes (1 h 30 min) ([turn0search5]turn0search1
Total Questions: 90 MCQs
Total Marks: 360
Marking Scheme: +4 for correct, –1 for wrong, 0 for un attempted ([turn0search5]turn0search2
Language: Bilingual — English & Hindi ([turn0search5]turn0search16
Mathematics: 30
Physics: 15
Chemistry: 15
Biology (or alternate): 15
English and Communication: 15
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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.
Delhi CET comprises multiple test versions depending on the course category:
Test Number | Course Group | Subjects Asked |
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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.
Based on CBSE Class 9–10 science & math syllabus
Physics: Units, Motion, Energy, Electricity, Light, Heat
Chemistry: Periodic table, atomic structure, solids/liquids/gases, acids & bases, environment
Mathematics: Number systems, geometry, algebra, data handling
English: Grammar, vocabulary, reading comprehension, basic communication skills
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Based on CBSE Class 11–12 subjects:
Physics, Chemistry, Biology or Mathematics — higher-level science
English & General Aptitude may appear in some variants
Focus on Class 10-12 science and math aligned with vocational/technical stream content
English comprehension and grammar basics
Detailed syllabi for these tests are structured similarly: CBSE-level for Test 1; intermediate science-focused for Tests 3 & 4.
Download the official DTTE/DSEU CET 2026 notification and syllabus, once available.
Cover CBSE Class 9 & 10 science and math topics thoroughly, plus English grammar and comprehension.
Practice with mock tests and official sample papers to get used to timing and question style.
Accuracy is key—+4/–1 penalty means wrong answers hurt more, so avoid random guessing.
Choose the right test variant (Test 1–5) based on your intended diploma course.
Mode: AI‑proctored CBT (online, remote)
Duration: 90 minutes
Questions: 90 MCQs
Marks: 360 total; +4 for each correct, –1 for wrong
Language: English & Hindi
Syllabus: CBSE Class 9–10 for most diploma streams; CBSE 11–12 for pharmacy/lateral entry
Registration: June–August 2026; Exam in August; Result & counselling soon after
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