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Since MET is one of the popularly picked private engineering entrance exams, the difficulty level of MET is quite high. However, the candidates who have qualified 12th standard examination will be able to attempt the examination if they study a bit more from the official syllabus. The syllabus will be similar to the 12th standard syllabus. The candidates will be assessed on their knowledge in various topics in Physics Chemistry Mathematics and English. 

Yes. Mock tests are considered very essential for the MET preparation process. By solving mock tests, the candidates will have a better understanding of the exam pattern and how the examination will be held. MET mock tests will also help the candidates assess their preparation process and accordingly prepare for the examination. Commonly made mistakes can also be identified so that the same is not made during the exam. Mock tests will also help the candidates boost their time management skills.

The total number of questions to be answered in the MET paper is 60. Candidates will have to attempt two types of questions in the paper - Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) and Numerical Answer Type (NAT) Questions. In the Mathematics section, the candidates will have to answer 15 MCQ and 5 NAT questions. For the Physics and Chemistry section, there are 10 MCQs and 5 NAT questions. Finally, for the English section, there were a total of 10 MCQs.

Yes. MET exam pattern is important for the exam preparation. Candidates are advised to check the official exam pattern of MET beforehand so that they are fully aware of how the examination will be conducted. Being familiar with the exam pattern will allow the candidates to understand what to expect and to be well prepared. MET exam pattern will also allow the candidates to know the type of questions, marking scheme and more so that they can accordingly prepare for the entrance examination. 

The official marking scheme of MET will be prepared and released by the authorities. The details regarding the marking scheme is given below.

• Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) - 4 marks will be allotted to every correct answer, while 1 mark will be deducted for every incorrect answer. 
• Numerical Answer Type Questions (NAT) Questions - 4 marks will be allotted to every correct answer. There is no negative marking.

As per the MET exam pattern, the question paper will be divided into sections. The four sections of MET question paper are - Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry and English. The questions of all sections have to be attempted for the candidates to have a higher chance of securing the scores that they need for admissions. The total duration to attempt all sections of MET is 2 hours and no extra time will be provided. Candidates will be allowed to skip sections and later come back to the question to attempt it. However, it should be done within the allotted duration of the exam.