AJEE BSc Syllabus 2021: Download Latest Syllabus PDF

The AISECT Group of Universities conducts the AJEE exam for admissions to B.Tech/B.E programs. The difficulty level of the exam may vary from year to year. Compared to the previous year’s question papers of AJEE, the difficulty level can range from moderate to hard.

Here are some of the best books for mathematics (AJEE 2025 preparation) -

• Complete Study Pack for Engineering Entrances Objective Mathematics by Amit M Agarwal 

• B.Tech Entrance Exam Mathematics (22 years solved papers and Grand Test Papers)

Besides that, candidates are advised to go through the NCERT textbooks and their class notes.

There is no change in the AJEE Mathematics syllabus as of now. It will be notified on the official website and information brochure if it changes. The syllabus will include questions based on Class X and XII topics and chapters. To know more about the AJEE 2025 syllabus, read here - https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/ajee-exam-syllabus

The syllabus for the AJEE Physics syllabus is as follows -

• Properties of solids and liquids

• Physics and measurement 

• Work, energy and power

• Kinetic theory of gases

• Oscillations and waves

• Rotational energy

• Thermodynamics 

• Laws of Motion

• Gravitation

• Kinematics 

• Electrostatics 

• Current Electricity 

• Magnetic Effects of Current and Magnetism 

• Electromagnetic Induction and Alternating Currents 

• Optics 

• Electromagnetic Waves 

• Experimental Skills 

• Communication Systems 

• Dual Nature of Matter and Radiation 

• Atoms and Nuclei

• Electronic Devices

Candidates can find the AJEE physics syllabus on the official website. The syllabus will also be updated in the information brochure.

Here are some of the best books for AJEE Physics -

• Oswaal CBSE Question Bank

• Concepts of Physics (H.C Verma)

• Objective Physics by S Chand

• New Simplified Physics (Vol 1 & 2) by S.L Arora

Candidates can check the AJEE chemistry syllabus on their official website and in the information brochure released for the academic year 2025. To know more about the AJEE Chemistry syllabus, read here - https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/ajee-exam-syllabus

The AJEE Chemistry Syllabus is as follows -

• Physical Chemistry - states of matter, atomic structure, chemical bonding and molecular structure, chemical thermodynamics, solutions, equilibrium, redox reactions and electrochemistry, chemical kinetics, and surface chemistry. 

• Organic Chemistry - purification and characterisation of organic compounds, basic principles of organic chemistry, hydrocarbons, organic compounds containing halogens, organic compounds containing nitrogen, organic compounds containing oxygen, polymers, chemistry in everyday life, biomolecules, principles related to practical chemistry. 

• Inorganic Chemistry - classification of elements and periodicity in properties, general principles and processes of isolation of metals, hydrogen, s-block elements (alkaline and alkali earth metals), P-block elements, D and F-block elements, coordination compounds, and environmental chemistry. 

The question may vary from easy to moderate to difficult. The entrance test analyses the fundamentals of the chemistry subjects and topics. AJEE question paper will comprise theoretical and conceptual-based questions.

To secure a good rank in AJEE 2025, candidates must be aware of the exam pattern and syllabus. Besides, here are some strategies that aspirants can follow to achieve a better rank in AISECT AJEE exam 2025 -

• Go through the syllabus and understand the exam pattern.
• Categorise the topics and chapters that you find easy and difficult.
• Priortise the topics that are difficult for you. 
• Start polishing the basics and fundamentals.
• Go through the NCERT books and solve the questions as many times as possible.
• Make notes of formulas and short terms.
• Go through the previous year's question paper to understand the difficulty level of the exam. 
• Lastly, keep a month for revising all the topics. 

The AJEE exam comprises a total of 100 questions, each question carrying one mark. For each correct answer, one mark is rewarded. However, there is no negative marking for the incorrect answer.

Candidates can find AJEE’s question paper from the previous year on its official website. Practising the old question paper will help them understand the AJEE exam pattern and difficulty level.

Candidates appearing for the AJE 2025 examination can find the AJEE exam syllabus here. They can also check the detailed syllabus on the official website. Knowing the syllabus will help in the preparation.