COMEDK Mock Test: Check Direct Link to Access

The COMEDK mock test 2026 has been released on the official website at comedk.org. Once you click on the mock test, you will be directed to a different page to enter your application number and password. Most students don't start taking mock tests seriously until it's too late. They spend months reading textbooks, taking notes, and watching lectures, and then, two weeks before the exam, they sit down for their first full-length practice paper and realize they can barely finish half the questions in time. If you're preparing for COMEDK UGET 2026, please don't let that be your story.

The COMEDK exam date is on May 9, 2026. The gap between knowing the COMEDK syllabus and actually being able to perform under timed, computerized, high-stakes conditions is much bigger than most people expect. 

COMEDK Mock Test: Direct Link

The COMEDK has released the mock test links for COMEDK UGET exam 2026. You can take the mock test by clicking the direct links given below in the table:

Mock Test 1	Click Here
Mock Test 2	Click Here
Mock Test 3	Click Here
Mock Test 4	Click Here
Mock Test 5	Click Here
Mock Test 6	Click Here
Mock Test 7	Click Here

What is the COMEDK UGET 2026 Exam?

COMEDK is short for Consortium of Medical, Engineering and Dental Colleges of Karnataka, which conducts this entrance test every year to fill roughly 20,000 engineering seats across around 150 private colleges in Karnataka. 

The COMEDK 2026 exam is a computer-based test (CBT) with three subjects: Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, with 60 questions each, 180 questions total, and 180 minutes to finish. One mark per correct answer, and here's the part students tend to appreciate: zero negative marking, which means no penalty for wrong answers. You can and should attempt every single question.

There's also a notable eligibility update for 2026 as per the recent official notification. Students who studied Biotechnology, Biology, Computer Science, or Electronics as an alternative to Chemistry at the 12th standard level can now apply. Previously, this used to disqualify a bunch of interested candidates; that door is now open. COMEDK registration closes on March 16, 2026. 

When Will the COMEDK Mock Test Be Released?

COMEDK will release the official mock test on February 18, 2026, through their official website at comedk.org. Once it's live, registered candidates can log in and access it directly.

Why does the official mock test matter specifically? Because it uses the same interface, the same navigation panel, the same font sizes, the same way questions appear on screen, everything mirrors what you'll actually see on exam day. Clicking through it even once removes a certain kind of anxiety that you didn't know you had until you're sitting in the exam center.

How to Access the COMEDK Mock Test 2026?

The officials will release 5-6 mock test links for you to practice on Feb 18, 2026. You can follow the step-by-step instructions given below to access the COMEDK mock test 2026:

• Step 1: Visit the official website on comedk.org
• Step 2: You will be redirected to a different web page.
• Step 3: Enter your login credentials along with your password.
• Step 4: You will be able to start the mock test whenever you are ready.

Why You Should Take the COMEDK Mock Test?

There's a particular type of student who believes that understanding concepts deeply is enough. They're usually the ones who score brilliantly in school exams and are genuinely sharp. And then they sit for a competitive entrance test under real conditions and something goes sideways.

• Time Management: With 180 questions and 180 minutes, you have exactly 60 seconds per question on average. That sounds manageable until you hit a lengthy coordinate geometry problem that eats three minutes while the clock runs. If you haven't practiced pacing, actually practiced it, repeatedly, under timed conditions, you won't have the instinct to cut your losses and move on.
• Ability To Recall: Mock tests also do something that textbooks simply can't: they reveal the difference between knowing something and being able to recall it quickly under pressure. These are not the same skill. One is built through study. The other is built through repeated testing. A student who has studied Electromagnetic Induction thoroughly but never practiced retrieving that knowledge in 45 seconds under exam conditions will struggle more than someone with slightly less knowledge who has drilled it dozens of times.
• Knowing the System: And there's the interface issue too. COMEDK is a CBT. If your entire 12th standard experience was pen-and-paper, navigating a computer-based test for the first time can throw you off. Where's the mark-for-review button? How do you jump from Question 47 back to Question 112? Students who've practiced on mock tests know this by feel. Those who haven't are figuring it out during the actual exam, which is a terrible use of time.

What the COMEDK Syllabus Looks Like and How to Prioritize?

The COMEDK syllabus follows the CBSE Class 11 and 12 curriculum. About two-thirds of the questions tend to come from Class 12 topics and one-third from Class 11. If time is tight, Class 12 content gives you more return per hour of study as per previous year’s analysis.

Here’s some of the important topics in COMEDK 2026 you should focus on:

• In Physics, the high-weightage topics from Class 12 are Current Electricity, Electromagnetic Induction, Optics, and Modern Physics. From Class 11, Laws of Motion and Work-Energy show up consistently.
• In Chemistry, Electrochemistry, Chemical Kinetics, Coordination Compounds, and Organic mechanisms carry significant weight. Thermodynamics and Equilibrium from Class 11 are almost guaranteed to appear.
• In Mathematics, Calculus limits, derivatives, integrals along with Vectors and 3D Geometry are reliably high-weightage. Probability, Permutations and Combinations, and Matrices round out the frequent topics.

How to Actually Get Value Out of Each Mock Test?

Taking a mock test and moving on without reviewing it is almost useless. The test itself is maybe 40% of the value. The remaining 60% comes from what happens after.

• Go through every question after each attempt, not just the ones you got wrong. If you got something right but weren't really sure, that's still a gap. Wrong answers need honest categorization
• Keep a running log of your recurring errors across multiple tests. After five or six attempts, you'll start seeing patterns that a single test would never show. 
• Frequency matters too. One mock test per week is reasonable during early preparation. In the final four to six weeks before May 9, that should increase to two or three per week. By the final two weeks, you want every practice session to feel like the real thing, same time of day if possible, same conditions, full test, no interruptions.

Conclusion

The official mock test opens on Feb 18, 2026, but don't wait until it is available. You can also access the COMEDK mock test through other educational portals, Start practicing now, build the habit of testing and reviewing, and make exam-condition practice a non-negotiable part of your weekly schedule.

By the time May 9 arrives, you want the exam hall to feel familiar, the interface to feel like second nature, and the time pressure to feel like something you've navigated before because you will have, dozens of times over.