DLSUCET 2026 Syllabus, Reviewer & Cutoff
The DLSUCET (formerly DCAT) is the college admissions test for De La Salle University. It covers English language proficiency, reading comprehension, mathematics, and science, alongside other admission requirements.
Exam
DLSUCET
Full Name
De La Salle University College Admission Test
Conducted By
De La Salle University
Mode
Paper-based
Duration
Around 3–4 hours
Total Marks
0
Eligibility for DLSUCET 2026
Graduating SHS students or equivalent applying for a DLSU first-degree programme.
DLSUCET Exam Pattern 2026
Mode
Paper-based
Duration
Around 3–4 hours
Total Marks
0
Subjects
10
Sections
Question Types: Multiple choice
DLSUCET Subjects
DLSUCET Important Dates 2026
| Event | Expected Date |
|---|---|
| DLSUCET | September–October 2026 (expected) |
Dates are based on previous year patterns and may change. Check the official De La Salle University website for confirmed dates.
DLSUCET Cutoff & Expected Scores
| Category / College | Expected Cutoff |
|---|---|
| Standard Admission | Competitive overall score |
Cutoffs are approximate and based on previous year trends. Actual cutoffs may vary.
Where This Exam Leads DLSUCET
How to Prepare for DLSUCET 2026
- Master the 10 subjects: Focus on Mathematics and Science first as they carry the most marks.
- Understand the exam pattern: Multiple choice. Know the marking scheme inside out.
- Practice previous year papers: Solve at least 5 years of papers under timed conditions (Around 3–4 hours).
- Take mock tests: Simulate the Paper-based experience. Aim for 0 marks total.
- Revise regularly: Use revision notes and formula sheets. Don't leave revision for the last week.
DLSUCET Subjects
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Is there a passing score for the DLSUCET?
De La Salle admits based on overall test performance and your academic records rather than a fixed passing percentage.