COMEDK 2026
Official Syllabus

Mostly, yes. Both exams follow the NCERT/CBSE Class 11 and 12 curriculum. However, the difficulty level of COMEDK is generally lower than JEE Main, and it focuses more on speed and accuracy. Many students find the Mathematics section in COMEDK to be more straightforward compared to JEE.

COMEDK usually aligns with the CBSE and NCERT guidelines. For 2026, topics like 'Environmental Chemistry', 'Polymers', and certain sections of 'Solid State' that were removed from NCERT are also less likely to appear in COMEDK. However, students are advised to check the official notification for the final list.

Chemistry is traditionally considered the most scoring subject in COMEDK. Since there is no negative marking, moving quickly through Chemistry allows you more time to tackle the lengthy calculations in Physics and Mathematics.

For conceptual clarity, NCERT is 100% sufficient. However, since COMEDK is a time-bound test (180 questions in 180 minutes), you must supplement NCERT with mock tests and previous year questions (PYQs) to build your speed.

Typically, Class 12 topics carry about 60-70% of the weightage, while Class 11 topics account for the remaining 30-40%. Units like Calculus and Electrostatics (Class 12) are heavy contributors to the final score.