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Haryana Lateral Entry Entrance Test

Haryana Lateral Entry Entrance Test Exam Pattern 2026

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Haryana Lateral Entry Entrance Test Exam Pattern

Haryana LEET Exam Pattern 2024

Haryana LEET admission for B.E and B.Tech is based on JEE Main and NATA scores. HSTES does not conduct a separate entrance exam for these courses.

The exam pattern for both JEE Main and NATA is given below.

JEE Main Exam Pattern

Particulars JEE Main B.Tech JEE Main B.Planning
Mode of exam CBT CBT
Duration of exam 3 hours 3 hours
Subjects
  • Physics
  • Chemistry
  • Mathematics
  • Mathematics
  • Aptitude Test
  • Planning based objective types
Number of questions 90 (30 from each section)
  • Mathematics 30 questions
  • Aptitude 50 questions
  • Planning based 25 questions
Total Marks 300 marks 400 marks
Medium of Paper 13 languages (English, Hindi, Assamese, Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Odia, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu and Urdu)

NATA Exam Pattern

Particulars Details
Mode of exam Online
Duration of exam 3 hours
Subjects
  • Part A Mathematics and Aptitude (Online).
  • Part B Drawing Test (Offline)
Number of questions 125 questions
Total Marks 200 marks
Medium of exam English
Marking scheme 1 mark, 2 marks, or 3 marks depending on the question type. No negative marking

Haryana LEET Syllabus 2024

The syllabus for Haryana LEET is the same as that of JEE Main and NATA. The subject-wise syllabus for both exams is listed below.

Exam Name Subject Syllabus Topics
JEE Main Physics As per JEE Main syllabus
Chemistry As per JEE Main syllabus
Mathematics As per JEE Main syllabus
B.Planning As per JEE Main B.Planning syllabus
NATA Drawing and Visual Composition
  • A1 - Composition and Color
  • A2 - Sketching & Composition (Black and White)
  • A3 - 3D Composition
Physics
  • Electrostatics: Electric Charges and Fields, electrostatic potential and capacitance.
  • Current electricity, magnetic effects of current and magnetism, moving charges and magnetism, magnetism and matter.
  • Electromagnetic induction and alternating currents.
  • Optics, ray optics and optical instruments and wave optics.
  • Dual nature of radiation and matter.
  • Atoms and nuclei.
  • Electronic devices - semiconductor electronics, materials, devices and simple circuits.
Chemistry Basic concepts of Chemistry, structure of atoms, classification of elements and periodicity in properties, chemical bonding and molecular structure, states of matter: gases and liquids, chemical thermodynamics, equilibrium, redox reactions, hydrogen, s-block elements, p-block elements, organic chemistry basic principles and techniques, hydrocarbons, and environmental chemistry.
Mathematics Algebra, Logarithms, Matrices, Trigonometry, Coordinate geometry, 3-Dimensional Coordinate geometry, Theory of Calculus, Application of Calculus, Permutation and combination, Statistics and Probability.
General Aptitude Visual Reasoning, Logical Derivation, G.K., Architecture & Design, Language Interpretation, Design Sensitivity, Numerical Ability.

Haryana LEET Best Books

Recommended books for JEE Main and NATA preparation are listed below.

Exam name Book name Author
NATA Engineering Drawing N.D. Bhatt
A Complete Self Study Guide for B. Arch Entrance Examinations Arihant Publications
Quantitative Aptitude R.S. Agarwal
JEE Main NCERT Class 11 and 12 Textbooks NCERT
Concepts of Physics (Vol. 1 and 2) H.C Verma
Modern Approach to Chemical Calculations R.C. Mukherjee
Organic Chemistry O P Tandon
Objective Mathematics R D Sharma
Algebra Dr S K Goyal (Arihant Publications)
NCERT Class 11 and 12 Textbooks NCERT

Haryana LEET Exam Preparation Tips

Preparation for the Haryana Lateral Entry Entrance Test requires a clear strategy. The points below cover the main areas to focus on during preparation.

General Test-Taking Strategy

  • Read the instructions on the question paper carefully before starting.
  • Do not spend too much time on a single question. Move to the next question quickly to manage time.
  • Attempt the easier questions first to build confidence and save time for tougher ones.
  • Answer all questions since there is no negative marking in the exam.

Study Timetable

A structured timetable is the base of preparation. Experts suggest giving at least 2-3 hours daily to each of the three subjects: Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.

Keep one additional hour for revision every day. A fixed schedule helps cover the full syllabus in a systematic way.

Mock Tests

Mock tests help measure preparation progress. Solve chapter-wise mock test papers after finishing each chapter.

After completing the entire syllabus, take full-length mock test papers. This practice builds familiarity with exam conditions and shows which areas need more work.