Thinking about diving into IPU CET prep? Then you’re probably riding an emotional rollercoaster right now — a little excited, a little overwhelmed, and maybe wondering, “What on earth do I even study?”, “How much is too much?” or “Where do I start without losing my mind? Take a breath. You have landed in the right place. This guide is you no-fluff, genuinely helpful breakdown of the IPU CET syllabus – tailored just for you. Whether you are aiming for engineering, law, management, computer applications, or any of the other awesome programs offered by Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, this blog will help you focus your prep like a pro.
First Things First: What is IPU CET?
The IPU CET (Indraprastha University Common Entrance Test) is your golden ticket into a bunch of awesome UG and PG programs at GGSIPU. Now, while some big-name courses (like B.Tech or MBBS) have shifted to national-level exams like JEE and NEET, a lot of in-demand programs — think BBA, BCA, MBA, and LLB — still rely on CET scores.
So, if one of those is your goal, trust me — knowing the syllabus inside out isn’t just helpful; it’s essential. Like, “know it better than your own playlist” level of essential.
Syllabus Snapshot
Let’s make it easy. Here’s a neat table showing the most popular IPU CET courses and what you’ll need to study:
| Course | Subjects | Legal Aptitude, Engish, GK, Reasoning |
| B.Tech (Code 131) | Physics, Chemistry, Maths | Class 11 & 12 NCERT topics (similar to JEE Main) |
| BBA (Code 125) | Comprehension, puzzles, current affairs, and basic business | Basic programming, logical reasoning, math up to 12th grade |
| BCA (Code 114) | Math, Computer Awareness, GK, English | Basic programming, logical reasoning, math up to 12th |
| LLB (Code 121) | English, Logical Reasoning, General Awareness, Management Aptitude | Legal GK, Constitution, reading skills, static GK |
| MBA (Code 101) | English, Quantitative Aptitude, Logical Reasoning, General Awareness | Grammar, DI, puzzles, business news, current affairs |
Pro Tip: All exams are objective-type (MCQs), and most follow the +4 for correct, -1 for wrong marking scheme.
How to Use This Syllabus Like a Smart Student
Let’s get real – having the syllabus is only half the job. The real magic happens when you use it right.
- Stick to the basics: NCERT books for science and math are gold.
- Stay current: For GK and current affairs, read the newspaper (yes, even just the headlines help).
- Practice like a champ: Solve past year’s question papers and take mock tests.
- Revise, don’t cram: Break topics into chunks, and revise weekly.
- Stay curious: If you enjoy what you are learning, half the battle’s already won.
Frequently Asked Questions
Not exactly. The major topics are the same, but there could be some small variations. Always double-check the official brochure for your year.
Nope! IPU CET is usually less intense than JEE. It’s smarter prep than killer competition.
Absolutely. Self-study is perfectly okay with the proper resources and regular practice.
Yes! GK can make all the difference. A daily reading of 10-15 minutes can give you a significant advantage over the other candidates who have never studied any GK.
