CET 2025: Registrations Open for Free Coaching of Delhi Govt School Students
Great news for students in Delhi government schools! The Delhi government has started registrations for CET-2025 under the Mahamana Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya Vidya Shakti Mission. This is to help you prepare for big competitive exams—think JEE, NEET, CLAT, CA Foundation, CUET (UG). If you’re interested, this guide tells you everything you need to know: who can apply, how, how many seats, and more.
What Is the CET-2025 Coaching Scheme?
CET-2025 is a coaching programme by the Directorate of Education (DoE), Delhi. The idea is simple: students from government schools will get free coaching for major entrance exams. The scheme covers:
Course fees
Study materials
Test papers
So you don’t have to worry about paying extra for these essentials. Coaching will be through institutions selected (empanelled) by the government in Delhi.
Which Exams Are Covered?
Here are the exams that this coaching is meant for:
JEE (Main / Advanced)
NEET
CLAT
CA Foundation
CUET (UG)
Depending on your class (11 or 12) you will be eligible for certain exams. More on eligibility in a moment.
Who Can Apply (Eligibility)?
You can apply if you satisfy these:
If you are in Class 11 (in a Delhi government school), you can register for coaching for JEE, NEET, CLAT, CA Foundation.
If you are in Class 12 (any stream), you can apply for CUET-UG coaching under this scheme.
Also, each student can opt for only one course. Once you pick and register for the course, it cannot be changed later.
How Many Seats? Reservation Details
Seats are limited, so keep that in mind. Here are the numbers:
Total seats: 2,200 across all the courses.
For CUET-UG alone: 1,000 seats. Out of those, 150 seats are reserved for girls.
For the other courses (JEE, NEET, CLAT, CA Foundation): 50 seats each are reserved for girls.
When Is the Registration & Exam Period?
Here are the important dates:
Registration opens: September 11, 2025
Registration closes: September 30, 2025
Exam period: Between October 12 and October 26, 2025. The exams will be held at government schools across Delhi.
Steps to Register
Here’s how you can apply:
Keep ready your details – class, current school (government school), stream if you’re in 12, etc.
Log on to the registration portal or follow the link given by DoE (Delhi).
Pick the course you want (JEE, NEET, CLAT, CA Foundation, or CUET-UG). Remember: you can choose only one.
Fill in all required info. Double-check because mistakes may cause you trouble later.
Submit before September 30. Late applications likely won’t be accepted.
Admit Card, Roll Number & Exam Centres
Once you register, here is what to expect:
Admit cards will be issued two days before the exam date. So keep an eye out for that.
You’ll get your roll number and exam centre assigned five days before the exam. So you know where and when you have to go.
What Happens After the Test
After the entrance test:
Students who qualify (score enough) will be invited to counselling sessions. During counselling, you can choose your preferred coaching institute from the list of empanelled ones.
After counselling, the coaching begins. You’ll get your training, study materials, etc.
Why This Scheme Matters
This scheme could make a big difference. Here’s why:
Many students don’t get access to good coaching because of cost. Free coaching helps remove that barrier.
It could improve performance in competitive exams, where resources matter (book access, test series, guidance).
Reserving seats for girls encourages gender balance. That is important.
Also supports weaker sections indirectly because students get structured preparation.
Some Things to Remember
A few small but crucial details so you don’t get caught off guard:
Once you register for a course, you can’t change it later. Choose carefully.
Only government school students are eligible. Private school students, as far as announced, are not part of this scheme.
Mark the dates: exams October 12-26. Don’t miss them.
Keep checking announcements from Delhi DoE for any updates (sometimes dates or centres may change).
What You Should Do Now
If you’re interested:
Talk to your school’s teacher or coordinator. They will help you know exactly where to register.
Ask about whether your school is one of the exam centres (some schools will host it).
Gather study materials if possible— you’ll be given materials, but being prepared helps.
Don’t wait till the last day to apply—you could have difficulties if everyone applies at the same time.
Conclusion
This CET-2025 coaching registration is a big chance for Delhi government school students. If you’re in class 11 or class 12 (for CUET), this scheme could reduce the gap in preparation, especially if you cannot afford coaching elsewhere. But you need to act fast—registration ends September 30.
Make sure you understand which exam you want coaching for, fill in the registration correctly, keep track of the admit card and exam centre notices, and show up on time.
Stay focused, study well—and good luck!