LEET Examination Overview

Introduction

• The Lateral Entry Engineering Test (LEET) allows diploma holders to enter B.Tech programs.
• Applicable for current diploma students or diploma graduates.
• Provides admission to both private and government colleges.

Eligibility Criteria

• Must be a diploma student in final year or a diploma graduate.
• Eligible whether the diploma was pursued after 10th or 12th grade.
• Typical age around 20 years old.
• Nationality must be Indian.

Admission Process

• Direct Admission: Based on diploma percentage, with varying cutoffs per college.
• College Entrance: Specific to colleges requiring an entrance exam.
• National/Central Level Exams: Required for central government college admissions.

Examination Details

• Format: Single online paper (since COVID-19).
• Language: English.
• Sections:
  1. Aptitude Test
  2. General Knowledge & Reasoning
  3. Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM)
  4. Branch-specific questions
• Question Type: Objective (Multiple Choice Questions)
• Total Questions: 90
• Total Marks: 90

Colleges Admitting through LEET

• Examples of admissions through LEET:
  • DTU (Delhi)
  • Haryana (DCET)
  • Karnataka
  • Himachal Pradesh
  • West Bengal (JE, LET)
  • Assam (JLDE)
  • IPU CET (Double L)
  • Mumbai
  • Calicut University (Punjab)
  • CUETL Double ET
  • UK SEE (Uttarakhand)
  • Maharashtra
  • MP (DTAET)
• Note: Direct admission also available in some states.
• Reserved seats for LEET candidates are generally 6-10 seats per branch.

Important Notes

• Ineligible for IIT, NIT, and IIIT through LEET. Requires JEE Mains for those institutions.
• Specific details for exam dates and fees will vary and are subject to changes yearly.

Conclusion

• LEET is a crucial pathway for diploma holders to further their studies in engineering.
• Provides flexibility and several options across various states and institutions.

Recommendation: Stay updated with specific forms, dates, and criteria annually for accurate information.