AEEE 2026 Preparation: Important Topics, Tips, Best Books to Prepare and More

Candidates can use any one of the following books to prepare for the AEEE English section

• Objective General English by SP Bakshi
• English Grammar & Composition by S.C. Gupta

Candidates can refer to these books for AEEE maths section:

• NCERT books
• Problems Plus In IIT Mathematics by A. das Gupta
• Problems in Calculus of One Variable by I. A Maron
• Objective Mathematics by R D Sharma
• Planet Trigonometry by S L Loney
• The Elements Of Coordinated Geometry by S L Loney
• Algebra by Dr S K Goal Arihant Publications
• Differential Calculus by Admit M Agarwal
• Integral Calculus by Admit M Agarwal 

No, the AEEE exam does not include subjective questions. All questions are multiple choice.

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

• Articles
• Synonyms
• Antonyms
• Preposition
• Verbs

Candidates can check some good books that cover the syllabus of AEEE chemistry section:

• XII Chemistry by NCERT
• Chemistry Pradeep
• Organic Chemistry by OP Tandon
• Physical Chemistry by OP Tandon
• Concise Inorganic Chemistry by JD Lee

Candidates can check below books to prepare for AEEE physics section:

• Concepts of Physics by HC Verma
• Comprehensive Objective Physics for Competitive Examinations
• NCERT Physics
• Understanding Physics by DC Pandey
• Physics Problems by IE Irodov

Yes, Amrita Univeristy releases the AEEE mock tests. Candidates can access the AEEE / JEE preparation tests under their respective logins at AOAP. Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham organises 2 types of mock tests:

• AEEE / JEE Problem Solving sessions
• AEEE / JEE Practice Test

These tests help the students to get familiar with the exam pattern and time management, stay focused, discover, and adapt to the strategies that help them to perform better.

Candidates can access AEEE mock test sample papers from shiksha.com website - https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/aeee-exam-question-papers. Official mock test papers are not released by Amrita.

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.

AEEE previous year question papers are not released by the Universiry on the website. However, candidates can check some sample papers/model papers and a few previous year question papers collected here. Solving previous years’ papers helps students to get accustomed to the marking scheme,  AEEE exam pattern, types of questions, weightage of chapters, etc. Students also get an idea of recurring topics over the years. This way aspirants can have an idea about the questions most likely to appear in the AEEE.

The AEEE is a fairly easy exam as compared to JEE main / Advanced or any other all India entrance test. Good knowledge of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics from NCERT text books should sail you to a good score in the same. For additional help, you can search for sample question papers of the previous years online and solve the same, to be able to face a simulation before you actually perform in the hall.

• Refer to Previous Years Question Papers and Attempt Mock Tests: The full proof method to score well in AEEE is to practice a lot of questions. Previpous year question papers, mock tests and sample papers are the best way to get access to questions. Solving questions will lead to improved speed and accuracy.
• Solve As Many Numerical Problems as Possible: AEEE exam focuses on testing the candidates comprehension, reasoning and analytical ability. The questions asked in the three subjects of Physics Chemistry and Mathematics are of advanced level and focus on the application of the concepts rather than the concepts themselves.
• Keep Track of Strengths and Weaknesses: For scoring perfect marks, candidates must be prepared perfectly as well. This means keeping an eye on their strengths and weaknesses and trying to avoid making the same mistake twice. Errors occur when one is unsure of himself/herself, and uncertainty is the last thing any candidate would want while attempting questions in the exam.
• Set Daily Targets: Setting daily targets serves two purposes. One, the entire syllabus is divided into short-term goals that need to be achieved daily, and two, the focus of the students remains unwavering until the long-term goal is achieved.
• Develop a Subject-wise Study Plan: Different students have varied levels of command over different subjects. Someone may be good at Physics and Mathematics and need more effort in Chemistry or the other way round.