Which subjects do I have to study for AMUEEE?

For AMUEEE, the candidates will have to study topics from Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics/Biology. The level of AMUEEE syllabus will be similar to the 12th standard qualifying examination syllabus. All of the important topics have to be studied so that the candidates are well prepared for the upcoming entrance exam. The official AMUEEE 2026 syllabus will be released online.

What is the marking scheme of AMUEEE?

The authorities will release the details regarding the marking scheme through the AMUEEE exam pattern. For every correct answer, the candidates will be allotted 1 mark. However, for every incorrect response, the authorities will deduct 0.25 mark. No marks will be deducted for incorrect responses. Since there is negative marking, the candidates are advised to carefully check the questions and attempt it only if they are sure about their answers.

What type of questions will be present in the AMUEEE paper?

As per the AMUEEE exam pattern, the paper will consist of objective multiple-choice questions. Each question will have four options, out of which the correct one has to be selected by the candidates. All questions will be based on the official AMUEEE syllabus. Since the entrance exam is a pen-and-paper-based test, the correct option has to be marked carefully on the OMR sheet.

When will AMUEEE 2026 be held?

AMUEEE 2026 exam date has not yet been announced. The authorities are expected to conduct AMUEEE 2026 as a pen-and-paper-test tentatively in the third week of April 2026. The total duration of the exam will be 3 hours and the paper will commence at 10 AM. For admissions in to the BTech courses offered by the University, the students will have to attempt and qualify and entrance exam.

Can I attempt AMUEEE in Hindi?

Yes. Candidates will be able to attempt AMUEEE in Hindi. The authorities will conduct AMUEEE in three languages - English, Hindi and Urdu. Candidates will be able to choose their preferred language for the examination. At the exam centre, the candidates can let the invigilators know about their preferred language. The question paper will be set as per the selected language by the candidates.

Where can I check the AMUEEE exam pattern?

Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) releases the AMUEEE exam pattern online at amucontrollerexams.com. Along with the official notification, the candidates will be able to access the details of the exam pattern. As per the AMUEEE exam pattern, the entrance exam will be held as a pen-and-paper-based test. During the three hour exam, the candidates will have to attempt 150 objective multiple-choice questions.

Where can I check the AMUEEE syllabus?

Candidates will be able to check the AMUEEE syllabus online at amucontrollerexams.com. The authorities will use no other mode to release the syllabus of AMUEEE. The list of subjects and topics to be studied for the examination can be checked through the AMUEEE syllabus. By being familiar with the syllabus, the candidates will be able to plan out their preparation for the upcoming examination.

Do I need to study the entire AMUEEE syllabus?

Candidates are advised to prepare the entire syllabus for AMUEEE. This will ensure that the candidates know all of the topics and concepts that have to be studied for the entrance examination. By preparing the entire AMUEEE syllabus, the candidates will have a higher chance of performing well in the exam and securing the required scores for admission into their preferred course.

Is AMUEEE syllabus important for the preparation process?

Yes. AMUEEE syllabus is important for the preparation process. Candidates are advised to check the official syllabus carefully before commencing their preparation for AMUEEE. Knowing the syllabus beforehand will allow the candidates to plan out their studies carefully. All of the topics in the syllabus have to be covered before the examination and the candidates should also have enough time for revision.

What is the division of questions for AMUEEE Diploma in Engineering paper?

AMUEEE Diploma in Engineering paper will consist of four subjects. The Science (Physics, Chemistry and Life Science) section will consist of 50 questions while Mathematics will have 30 questions in the paper. General Knowledge and Indo-Islamic Culture will consist of 10 questions each. A total of 100 questions have to be attempted by the candidates in the entrance exam.

What are the total number of questions for AMUEEE BE Evening course?

The total number of questions for AMUEEE BE Evening course is 100. Out of the total number of questions, 25 questions will be from Physical Sciences while 75 questions will be from the Relevant Engineering Sciences. It is also to be noted that those candidates having professional experience of Government/ Semi-Government/ Public Sector Undertakings of India after passing Diploma in Engineering will be additionally awarded 2.5 marks for each year of professional experience subject to a maximum of 25 marks.

AMUEEE MTech Pattern 2025: Know Marking Scheme & Exam Duration

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MTech Agricultural Process and Food Engineering

AMU Entrance Exam pattern is such that candidates need to attempt a total of 100 objective questions in two hours duration. The question paper will be divided into two parts:

Part	Subject	Number of Questions
I	General Awareness	30
II	Questions relevant to the subject	70
Total		100

MTech Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Petroleum Studies, Nanotechnology

AMU Entrance Exam pattern for MTech courses is such that there will be one paper containing multiple choice questions that candidates need to complete in a duration of two hours.

Note: Primarily, candidates are selected for admission in MTech courses on their basis of their GATE score (applicable for candidates who score 50% or above in GATE). Remaining vacancies in MTech courses, if any, are filled through a departmental test conducted by AMU.

Advanced PG Diploma in Nanotechnology

AMU Entrance Exam pattern is such that there will be one paper containing multiple choice questions that candidates need to complete in a duration of two hours.

It may be noted that candidates are selected for admission in Advanced PG Diploma in Nanotechnology on the basis of their performance in the departmental test (written exam) as well as the qualifying exam. Weightage for both the parameters is mentioned below:

Parameter	Weightage
Departmental Test	50%
Qualifying Exam	50%
Total	100%

Advance Diploma in Food Technology

AMU Entrance Exam pattern is such that there will be one paper containing multiple choice questions that candidates need to complete in a duration of two hours.

Advance Diploma in Environmental Engineering

AMU Entrance Exam pattern is such that there will be one paper containing 50 multiple choice questions on the below-mentioned subjects. Duration of the exam is two hours.

General Awareness	Physics
Chemistry	Mathematics
General Engineering

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The AMUEEE cutoff will vary as per the category and courses selected by the students. There are chances that the cutoff will be higher for popular courses. General category students are also expected to have higher cutoffs than reserved category students.

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