The Lateral Entry Entrance Test (LEET) is intended for students seeking admission to the second year of undergraduate engineering programs after earning a diploma in engineering or a related area. This test provides as a roadmap for students who want to extend their studies and improve their engineering career prospects without beginning in the first year. LEET is essential for integrating diploma holders into degree programs, allowing them to expand on their existing knowledge and skills.

The LEET format varies by institution, however it generally evaluates candidates on topics related to their chosen engineering speciality. The exam often covers mathematics, physics, and engineering disciplines relevant to the candidate’s chosen branch. The goal is to assess the students’ core knowledge and their ability to transition easily into a more advanced curriculum. Depending on the engineering curriculum, the test may include multiple-choice questions, problem-solving scenarios, and, on occasion, practical assessments.