AP EAMCET 2026 May 13 Question Paper PDF: Check Shift Wise Analysis, Download Answer Keys

The AP EAMCET 2026 May 13 Engineering (MPC) exam for both the shifts was successfully conducted today. Candidates can check here the shift 1 & 2 analysis for May 13. We have also shared the memory based question paper, and solutions for candidates to evaluate their performance and estimate their expected ranks and scores. The provisional answer keys will be released soon. 

Check shift-wise AP EAMCET May 13 Analysis here

AP EAMCET 2026 May 13 MPC: The AP EAMCET Engineering exam for both the shiifts on May 13 is successfully conducted. The AP EAMCET May 13, 2026, shift 2 exam was over at 5 PM and based on studentd feedback it was overall moderate. Students also shared that Maths was time-consuming and toughest. The questions were tricky, application-based and required step-by-step problem-solving. The questions were based on Calculus (Integration & Differentiation), Coordinate Geometry, Vectors, and Matrices.

Physics was highly conceptual and had formula-driven problems. The numerical in physics were moderately complex, requiring calculations, the questions were based on Mechanics, Electrostatics, Current Electricity, and Modern Physics. Chemistry on the other hand remained scoring and accessible with straightforward questions directly adapted from textbooks. There were questions from Organic Chemistry, Periodic Table/Classification, Chemical Bonding, and Atomic Structure. We have also shared the memory based questions from both the shifts here. Candidates can check here the AP EAMCET May 12 exam analysis.

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AP EAMCET 2026 Analysis Day 2 May 13 Shift 2

AP EAMCET 2026 Analysis Day 2 May 13 Shift 1

The detailed analysis for the AP EAMCET 2026 session for shift 1 is also made available on this page. As per the AP EAMCET analysis, the shift 1 was of moderate level. Mathematics was lengthy, chemistry was easy while physics was a bit tricky.

AP EAMCET Exam Schedule and Timings

The AP EAMCET 2026 May 13 MPC exam was conducted in two shifts. Based on the AP EAPCET shift timings, find the schedule below:

Also read: AP EAMCET Exam Day Guidelines and Dress Code

AP EAMCET 2026 Question Paper Shift 1 & 2 (Memory based questions OUT)

These questions are compiled by coaching experts and students who took the exam. It will help students estimate their performance before the official release. We have also tried to share solutions of some of the questions.

May 13 Shift 2 Memory Based questions

AP EAMCET Memory Based Questions from May 13 Shift 2

AP EAMCET Memory Based Questions Shift 1 May 13 (Chemistry Subject)

AP EAMCET memory based questions shift 1 may 13 chemistry

AP EAMCET Memory Based Questions Shift 1 May 13 (Maths)

AP EAMCET memory based questions shift 1 may 13 maths

AP EAMCET Memory Based Questions Shift 1 May 13 (Physics)

AP EAMCET memory based questions shift 1 may 13 physics

AP EAMCET Answer Key 2026 Shift 1 & 2 (Soon)

As the AP EAMCET exam is ongoing, answer keys will be available soon. Although the official answer keys will be released later.

What to Expect on AP EAMCET 2026 exam day?

As the May 13 shifts are concluded, educational experts and coaching institutes have released unofficial memory-based question papers and answer keys to help students estimate their performance. For the Day 3 on May 14, candidates must download their AP EAMCET admit card 2026 and keep it safe, they must also ensure they have their government issued photo IDs handy. Check allotted exam centre and report time to avoid last-minute delays. This is a developing article and will be updated with shift-wise analysis and memory-based questions.

What is the AP EAMCET exam?

The test is an annual event, conducted by JNTU Kakinada on behalf of APSCHE, for admissions of shortlist candidates into various undergraduate engineering programs in Andhra Pradesh. The test was conducted till May 18 for engineering. The exam will be a Computer-Based Test (CBT) featuring 160 multiple-choice questions (80 in Mathematics, 40 in Physics, and 40 in Chemistry). Candidates have 180 minutes to complete the exam, and notably, there is no negative marking.