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COMEDK UGET 2025: Exam on May 10; notification, eligibility at comedk.org soon

COMEDK UGET exam schedule 2025: The detailed calendar of events and the information brochure along with eligibility criteria will be shared by the Consortium in due course.

COMEDK UGET 2025: Exam schedule released at comedk.org

COMEDK UGET 2025: According to the notification available on the official website, the computer-based exam will take place on May 10 ( Representative image: Express Photo by Pavan Khengre)

COMEDK UGET exam schedule 2025: The Consortium of Medical, Engineering, and Dental Colleges of Karnataka (COMEDK) has announced the exam schedule for the Under Graduate Entrance Test (UGET). According to the notification available on the official website, the computer-based exam will take place on May 10.

As mentioned in the notification, due clash with other national-level examinations, the schedule had to be altered and UGET – 2025 will be conducted on Saturday, May 10. Since its inception, the examination is conducted on the second Sunday of May every year.

The detailed calendar of events and the information brochure along with eligibility criteria will be shared by the Consortium in due course.

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At the same time COMEDK alerted students to not rely on third parties such as internet cafes, education consultants, random websites etc for all COMEDK-related activities, be it making applications, downloading TAT or rank cards, choice filling in the counselling and payment of fees.

The Consortium has also asked students to bring in notice to the competent authorities in case they find any person or company duping candidates.

Meanwhile, in 2024 the authority released the results on May 24.

The COMEDK 2025 UGET exam will be held for three hours with a total of 180 questions for one mark each. The paper will be divided into three sections – maths, physics and chemistry. The COMEDK UGET exam pattern is different for engineering and medical courses.

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