MIT World Peace University Common Entrance Test — B.Tech After 10th (Diploma + Degree) Cluster

Key facts

Conducting body

MIT World Peace University

Eligible class

Class-10

Exam level

University-Specific

Exam areas

Design, Engineering, General, Management

Typical exam month

Range: April to August. Details: Due to the rolling admission rounds, tests are conducted in multiple cycles (e.g., Early round in May, subsequent rounds in June, July, and August). --

Academic year

2026-2027

Primary goal

The primary goal of the MIT-WPU CET B.Tech After 10th (3 years Diploma + 3 years Degree) examination is to evaluate and shortlist candidates who have completed their secondary school education (Class 10) for admission to the university’s unique 6-year integrated engineering program across various specializations (including Computer Science, AI & Data Science, Mechanical, Robotics, Civil, and Electronics & Communication Engineering). --

Syllabus subjects

Chemistry, English, Mathematics, Physics

Exam structure

Delivery Mode: Online remote-proctored format. Candidates comfortably appear for the test from their homes using their personal laptop, desktop, or mobile device with a functional web camera. System Requirements: Stable internet connectivity with a minimum speed of 1 MBPS and an uninterrupted power supply during the online exam. Test Language: English. Selection Components: Computer Based Test (CBT): 100 Marks (90 Minutes duration) Personal Interaction (PI): 50 Marks (15 Minutes duration, scheduled separately online via video call). Total Selection Marks: 150 Marks. Question Type: Objective, Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs). Questions Presented & To Attempt: 100 questions (no choices/optional questions are offered in the CBT paper). --