AEEE 2026 Exam Pattern (REVISED): Marking Scheme, Weightage, CBT Guidelines

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AEEE 2026 Exam Pattern: Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham conducts the Amrita Entrance Examination – Engineering (AEEE) in computer-based test mode. The exam pattern for AEEE 2026 is now available. This year, the university has included a section- Quantitative Aptitude comprising 10 questions of 30 marks. The entrance exam is held for admission to BTech courses offered by Amrita campuses at Amaravati, Amritapuri, Bengaluru, Chennai, and Coimbatore. The exam is held in various test centres in CBT mode, spread across the nation and in Dubai.

Candidates can check here the AEEE 2026 exam pattern, including the marking scheme, question distribution, weightage, topics asked in the exam, CBT exam guidelines and more. Knowing the exam pattern helps the aspirants prepare for the exam in a real-time test environment. Since the exam is a CBT, candidates must understand the pattern beforehand to be confident enough to take the test on the exam day. Check all details on the AEEE exam pattern 2026 here.

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AEEE 2026 Exam Pattern - Highlights
AEEE 2026 Exam Pattern: Marking Scheme, Duration, Distribution of Questions
AEEE 2026 Exam Pattern: Important Topics
AEEE 2026 CBT Exam Guidelines

AEEE 2026 Exam Pattern - Highlights

Check important details of the AEEE 2026 CBT below:

Particulars	Details
Exam Mode	Computer-based test
Number of Papers	1
Question Paper type	MCQs
Total no. of questions	100
Marks awarded for correct answer	3
Marks deducted for wrong answer	1
Total marks	300
Exam duration for each paper	2 hours 30 minutes
Medium of language	English only
Subjects asked	Maths Chemistry Physics English Quantitative Aptitude (Newly added)

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Commonly asked questions

Q: Is there any negative marking in AEEE?

Yes, 1 mark is deducted for every incorrect answer in the AEEE. Students will be awarded 3 marks for every correct answer.

Q: What is the exam pattern of AEEE?

The questions in AEEE are based on the syllabus in Class 11 and 12. All the questions are of Multiple-Choice type and have four options as possible answers. Candidates can choose most appropriate answer for each question in the Computer Based Test (CBT) mode. Answers marked can be changed later, before the final submission of all the answers. 3 (Three) marks are awarded for each correct answer and -1 (negative one) for each wrong answer.

40 questions are asked from maths
25 questions come from physics
20 questions come from chemistry
10 questions from Quantitative Aptitude
5 questions are asked from English

Total 100 MCQs are asked of 300 marks.

AEEE 2026 Exam Pattern: Marking Scheme, Duration, Distribution of Questions

Candidates can check the AEEE 2026 exam pattern below:

Syllabus: The questions are based on the syllabus in Class 11th & Class 12th.
Type of questions: All the questions are of the Multiple-Choice type and have four options as possible answers. Candidates can choose the most appropriate answer for each question in the Computer-Based Test (CBT) mode. Answers marked can be changed later, before the final submission of all the answers.
Marking scheme: 3 (Three) marks are awarded for each correct answer and -1 (negative one) for each wrong answer.

AEEE 2026 number of questions and distribution of marks:

Subject	No. of questions	Marks
Maths	40	120
Physics	25	75
Chemistry	20	60
English	5	15
Quantitative Aptitude	10	30
Total	100	300

Commonly asked questions

Q: What is the weightage of Maths section in AEEE?

Maths has the maximum weightage in AEEE CBT exam. It carries a total of 120 marks. This section has 40 MCQs and each MCQ carries 3 marks. Thus candidates must focus in this section and try to score well. Candidates must adhere to the AEEE syllabus and prepare all the topics given in the maths section. Through the syllabus of AEEE, candidates can get an idea of the topics, subtopics, chapters, and units to be covered while preparing for the AEEE exam. The questions in AEEE are based on the syllabus in Class 11 and 12. All the questions are of Multiple Choice Types and have four answers of equal weightage.

Q: How much weightage does the Physics section has in AEEE?

Physics in the AEEE exam carries a total of 75 marks. This section has 25 MCQs and each MCQ carries 3 marks. Thus candidates must focus in this section and try to score well. Candidates must adhere to the AEEE syllabus and prepare all the topics given in the physics section. Through the syllabus of AEEE, candidates can get an idea of the topics, subtopics, chapters, and units to be covered while preparing for the AEEE exam. The questions in AEEE are based on the syllabus in Class 11 and 12. All the questions are of Multiple Choice Types and have four answers of equal weightage.

AEEE 2026 Exam Pattern: Important Topics

Some of the important topics from AEEE syllabus are:

Maths:

Complex Numbers
Integral Calculus
Differential Equations
Measures of Central Tendency and Dispersion
Trigonometry
The straight line and pair of straight lines
Circles and Family of Circles
Matrices and Determinants
Quadratic Equations
Relations and Functions
Probability
Differential Calculus
Two Dimensional Geometry
Conic Sections
Vector Algebra
Three Dimensional Geometry
Linear Inequalities
Permutations and Combination
Binomial Theorem
Sequences and Series

Physics:

Oscillations and waves
Ray and wave optics
Modern physics
Units and dimensions
Mechanics
Solids and fluids
Electrostatics, current electricity and magnetostatics
Electromagnetic induction and electromagnetic wave
Heat and thermodynamics

Chemistry:

Environmental chemistry
Chemistry in everyday life
Basic concepts
Atomic structure, chemical bonding & molecular structure
Electrochemistry, kinetics and surface chemistry
Equilibrium and thermodynamics
Solid state and solutions
Hydrocarbons, haloalkanes and haloarenes
Alcohols, phenols and ethers
Polymers and biomolecules
Aldehydes, ketones, carboxylic acids and amines
Hydrogen
Co-ordination compounds
Basic organic chemistry and techniques
S-block elements
D, f-block elements
P-block elements

Commonly asked questions

Q: What are the topics that I should prepare for AEEE English section?

As per the syllabus of AEEE, candidates have to prepare the following topics for AEEE English section;

Articles
Synonyms
Antonyms
Preposition
Verbs

Q: Does AEEE has subjective questions too?

No, the AEEE exam does not include subjective questions. All questions are multiple choice. This is because the AEEE is designed to test a candidate's knowledge of the subjects essential for BTech coure, not their ability to write essays. AEEE is a challenging exam, but it is possible to pass it with hard work and dedication. By preparing thoroughly and using the right resources, you can increase your chances of success. The candidates must note the AEEE syllabus and topics. The preparation must be based on clearance of concepts and practice.

AEEE 2026 CBT Exam Guidelines

Candidates can check various exam day guidelines for the AEEE exam below:

The examination rooms/halls for CBT are opened one hour before the commencement of the test on the respective dates.
The candidates should take their seats in the examination hall 30 minutes before the commencement of the examination.
If the candidates do not report on time, they are likely to miss some of the general instructions to be announced in the examination hall.
A seat indicating the roll number is allocated to each candidate. Candidates should find out and occupy only their allotted seats. Any candidate found to have changed room or seat on their own other than allotted, their candidature shall be cancelled, and no plea will be accepted for it.
The candidate must show, on demand, the AEEE 2026 admit card for admission in the examination room/hall.
The test will start exactly at the time mentioned in the AEEE 2026 admit card. During the examination time, the invigilator checks the admit card to confirm the identity of each candidate.

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Commonly asked questions

Q: What is the weightage of the chemistry section in AEEE?

Chemistry in the AEEE exam carries a total of 60 marks. This section has 20 MCQs and each MCQ carries 3 marks. Thus candidates must focus in this section and try to score well. Candidates must adhere to the AEEE syllabus and prepare all the topics given in the chemistry section. Through the syllabus of AEEE, candidates can get an idea of the topics, subtopics, chapters, and units to be covered while preparing for the AEEE exam. The questions in AEEE are based on the syllabus in Class 11 and 12. All the questions are of Multiple Choice Types and have four answers of equal weightage.

Q: Is there any negative marking for unattempted questions in AEEE?

No, for unattempted question marks will not be deducted in Athe EEE 2026 exam. However, 1 mark will be deducted for wrong answers.

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Complement of a Set Equal Sets Universal Set Finite and Infinite Set Empty Set Sets and their Representations Relations and Functions Cartesian Products of Sets Functions Relations Binomial Theorem Binomial Theorem for Positive Integral Index Composition of Functions and Invertible Function Types of Functions Types of Relations Properties of Inverse Trigonometric Functions Inverse Trigonometric Functions Basic Concepts of Inverse Trigonometric Functions Types of Matrix Transpose of a Matrix Symmetric and Skew Symmetric Matrices Invertible Matrices Operations on Matrices Determinants Determinants Integration as Inverse Process of Differentiation Differentiation Standard Deviation Assumed Mean Method Correlation and Regression Z Score Table Cube and Cuboid Complement of a Set Equal Sets Universal Set Finite and Infinite Set Empty Set Sets and their Representations Relations and Functions Cartesian Products of Sets Functions Relations Binomial Theorem Binomial Theorem for Positive Integral Index Composition of Functions and Invertible Function Types of Functions Types of Relations Properties of Inverse Trigonometric Functions Inverse Trigonometric Functions Basic Concepts of Inverse Trigonometric Functions Types of Matrix Transpose of a Matrix Symmetric and Skew Symmetric Matrices Invertible Matrices Operations on Matrices Determinants Determinants Integration as Inverse Process of Differentiation Differentiation Standard Deviation Assumed Mean Method Correlation and Regression Z Score Table Cube and Cuboid Overview DIMENSIONS OF PHYSICAL QUANTITIES DIMENSIONAL FORMULAE Significant Figures DIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS AND ITS APPLICATIONS INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM OF UNITS Overview Change of State Ideal Gas Equation and Absolute Temperature Thermal Expansion Heat Transfer Specific Heat Calorimetry Temperature and Heat Measurement of Temperature Thermodynamic Process Carnot Engine Reversible and Irreversible Process Thermal Equilibrium Thermodynamic State Variables Equation of State Overview First Law of Thermodynamics Second Law of Thermodynamics Behaviour of Gases Kinetic Theory of Ideal Gas Overview Periodic and Oscillatory Motion Simple Pendulum Simple Harmonic Motion Overview Speed of a Travelling Wave Displacement Relation in a Progressive Wave Superposition Principle Beats Reflection of Waves Kinematic Equation Uniformly of Accelerated Motion Instantaneous Velocity and Speed Overview Acceleration Resolution of Vectors Vector Addition by Analytical Method Scalars and Vectors Multiplication of Vectors by Real Numbers Addition and Subtraction of Vectors Overview Projectile Motion Motion in a Plane Conservation of Momentum Equilibrium of a Particle Circular Motion Common Forces in Mechanics Solving Problems in Mechanics Conservation of Mechanical Energy Potential Energy of Spring Power Kinetic Energy Collision Work Concept of Potential Energy Moment of Inertia Overview Centre of Mass Vector Product of Two Vectors Torque and Angular Momentum Motion of Centre of Mass Equilibrium of a Rigid Body Overview Angular Velocity and Relation with Linear Velocity Dynamics of Rotational Motion About a Fixed Axis Kinematics of Rotational Motion About a Fixed Axis Angular Momentum of Rotation About a Fixed Axis Keplers Law Overview Escape Speed Earth Satellites Energy of an Orbiting Satellite Stress Strain Curve Elastic Moduli Applications of Elastic Behaviour of Materials Surface Tension Bernoulli Principle Pressure in Fluids Viscosity Streamline Flow Forces between Multiple Charges Conductors and Insulators Basic Properties of Electric Charge Electric Charge Electric Charge and Field Electric Flux Electric Charge and Field Electric Field Lines Continuous Charge Distribution Interference Light Waves Youngs Experiment Refraction Reflection Plane Wave Huygens Principle Refraction Reflection Plane Wave Huygens Principle Einstein Photoelectric Theory Photoelectric Effect Wave Theory Light Photoelectric Effect Electron Emission Overview Bohr Model of Hydrogen Atom Radioactivity Physics Nuclei Overview Size of Nucleus Binding Energy Nuclear Energy Semiconductor Devices Overview Semiconductor Devices Overview Semiconductor Diode Diode as Rectifier Intrinsic Semiconductor Extrinsic Semiconductor Overview Potential Due to Point Charge Combination of Capacitors Electrostatic Potential Energy Stored in a Capacitor Capacitors and Capacitance Effect of Dielectric on Capacitance Electrostatics of Conductors Potential Energy of a System of Charges Potential due to a System of Charges Electric Current Overview Electrical Energy and Power Temperature Dependence of Resistivity Wheatstone Bridge Overview Ohms Law Kirchhoffs Law Drift of Electrons and the Origin of Resistivity Torque on Current Loop Magnetic Dipole Motion in Magnetic Field Solenoid Magnetic Field due to a Current Element Magnetic Field on Axis of Circular Current Loop Ampere Circuital Law Magnetic Force Overview Moving Coil Galvanometer Magnetism and Matter Magnetic Properties of Materials Magnetisation and Magnetic Intensity Bar Magnet Electromagnetism Motional Electromotive Force Experiments of Faraday and Henry Alternating Current Overview Transformer AC Voltage Applied to a Resistor AC Voltage Applied to an Inductor AC Voltage applied to a Capacitor AC Voltage applied to a Series LCR circuit Representation of AC Current and Voltage by Vector Electromagnetic Spectrum Electromagnetic Waves Displacement Current Total Internal Reflection Refraction through a Prism Optical Instruments Derivation of Lens Formula Reflection of Light by Spherical Mirrors Refraction at Spherical Surface and by Lenses Derive Equation of Motion by Calculus method Alternating Current Overview Mole Concept and Molar Mass STOICHIOMETRY AND STOICHIOMETRIC CALCULATIONS Percentage Composition Laws of Chemical Combination Atomic and Molecular Masses Properties of Matter and their Measurement Importance of Chemistry Overview Overview Atomic Models Discovery of Sub Atomic Particles Towards Quantum Mechanical Model of Atom Quantum Mechanical Model of Atom Electronic Configuration Types of Elements Periodic Table Electronic Configuration of Element Periodic Trends in Properties of Elements Genesis of Periodic Classification Nomenclature of Elements with Atomic Numbers Present Form of Periodic Table Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure Hybridization Valence Bond Theory Molecular Orbital Theory Hydrogen Bonding Ionic or Electrovalent Bond Kossel-Lewis Approach to Chemical Bonding Bond Parameters Bonding in Homonuclear Diatomic Molecules VSEPR Theory Applications of Chemical Bonding Equilibrium Processes Homogeneous Equilibria Factors Affecting Equilibria Applications of Equilibrium Constant Ionization of Acids and Bases Ionic Equilibrium in Solution Equilibrium in Chemical Processes Solubility Equilibria of Sparingly Soluble Salts Heter Heterogeneous Equilibria Oxidation Number Classification of Organic Compounds Isomerism Nomenclature of Organic Compounds Quantitative Analysis Qualitative Analysis of Organic Compounds Overview Structural Representations of Organic Compounds Fundamental Concepts in Organic Reaction Mechanism Tetravalence of Carbon Shapes of Organic Compounds Methods of Purification of Organic Compounds Classification Alkanes Alkenes Alkynes Aromatic Hydrocarbon Carcinogenicity and Toxicity Abnormal Molar Mass Colligative Properties and Molar Mass Solubility Proteins Vitamins Carbohydrates Enzymes Hormones Nucleic Acids Electrolytic Cells and Electrolysis Corrosion Galvanic Cell Fuel Cells Nernst Equation Electrochemical Cells Batteries Rate of Reaction Integrated Rate Equations Collision Theory of Chemical Reactions Temperature Dependence of the Rate of a Reaction Factors Influencing Rate of a Reaction Bonding in Metal Carbonyls Difference between Glucose and Fructose

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Is there any negative marking for unattempted questions in AEEE?

Answered 2 weeks ago

No, for unattempted question marks will not be deducted in Athe EEE 2026 exam. However, 1 mark will be deducted for wrong answers.

Yatendra Singh

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Is there any change in the AEEE 2026 syllabus?

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Yes. A new section of 'Quantitative Aptitude' has been added to the AEEE syllabus. However, the syllabus for this section has not been mentioned by Amrita.

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