AP ECET Exam Pattern 2025: Duration of Exam, Marking Scheme, Number of Questions

According to the official Andhra Pradesh ECET exam pattern, the duration of the entrance examination is 3 hours. Candidates will have to attempt 200 questions within the allotted duration. No extra time will be provided to the candidates to complete the entrance examination. There will be no specific allotted time for every section, however, the entire paper has to be completed within 3 hours. To ensure that the candidates are prepared to complete the examination on time, they are advised to work on their time management skills.

Yes. Andhra Pradesh ECET will be held as a computer-based test for all registered and eligible candidates. The authorities will conduct the entrance examination at various centres. During the exam, the candidates will have to attempt 200 objective multiple-choice questions. The question paper will be prepared based on the topics of Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry and the selected engineering paper. Out of the given options, the candidates will have to select the correct one. 

The authorities has released the official Andhra Pradesh ECET marking scheme online at cets.apsche.ap.gov.in/ECET. As per the official marking scheme, one mark will be allotted to every correct response. There will be no negative marking for incorrect answers. It is to be noted that unattempted questions will not be negatively marked. Since there is no negative marking, the candidates are advised to attempt as many questions as they can to have a higher chance of securing their desired scores.

There will be four sections in the Andhra Pradesh ECET paper. During the examination, the candidates will have to answer objective multiple-choice questions from Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Engineering paper. While the questions from Mathematics (50 questions), Physics (25 questions) and Chemistry (25 questions) will be common for all branches, the Engineering paper questions will be different for each course. A total of 100 questions have to be answered for the Engineering paper section.

AP ECET question paper will be divided into four sections - Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Engineering Paper. The candidates will have to answer 50 questions from Mathematics and 25 each from Physics and Chemistry sections. Meanwhile for the selected Engineering paper, the candidates will have to attempt 100 questions. The questions for Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry section will be common for all branches. Andhra Pradesh ECET will consist of objective multiple-choice questions and the total duration of the examination is 3 hours. 

Yes, the candidates are advised to check and prepare the entire Andhra Pradesh ECET syllabus for the entrance examination. This will allow the candidates to know the subjects and their topics in depth and have a higher chance of performing well in the examination. Since the question paper will be prepared based on the official syllabus, it will be advantageous for the candidates to be familiar with the Andhra Pradesh ECET syllabus. However, the candidates can identify topics that might have more weightage and allot more preparation time for them. 

The authorities will release the official Andhra Pradesh ECET syllabus online at cets.apsche.ap.gov.in/ECET. Through the Andhra Pradesh ECET syllabus, the candidates will be able to understand the subjects, units and topics that need to be studied for the entrance examination. Andhra Pradesh ECET syllabus consists of four sections - Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and a selected Engineering paper. The syllabus of the engineering paper will be different as per the courses selected by the candidates.

In the Andhra Pradesh ECET syllabus, the common subjects that all candidates need to study and prepare are Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. The questions from these three subjects will be common to all branches. The candidates should check the official Andhra Pradesh ECET syllabus to know the units and topics to be studied for the entrance examination. The syllabus will be similar with the 12th standard qualifying examination syllabus prepared by the recognised board. 

While reporting at the exam centre, the candidates are required to present their Andhra Pradesh ECET 2025 admit card. Along with the Andhra Pradesh ECET 2025 hall ticket, the candidates will also have to present their photo identity proof. The candidates can use any one government issued valid photo identity proof such as Aadhaar card, Voter ID, Passport, Student ID, etc. If the candidates are unable to present any of the documents, then they are not allowed to attempt the entrance examination.

While reporting at the Andhra Pradesh ECET exam centre, the certain items that the candidates will not be allowed to bring. No electronic items such as mobile phones, calculators, smart watches, laptops, etc., will be allowed inside the Andhra Pradesh ECET exam centre. Candidates are advised to check the Andhra Pradesh ECET exam day guidelines carefully before reporting to the examination centre. If any prohibited items are found with the candidates inside the centre, then it might be confiscated by the authorities. In case the candidates have carried any prohibited items, they are advised to leave it with their guardians or with the centre officials.

No. Candidates are required to print out and present a physical copy of their Andhra Pradesh ECET admit card at the examination centres. The authorities will not accept soft copies of the hall ticket for entry. Therefore, the candidates are advised to immediately download and print out a few copies of the Andhra Pradesh ECET 2025 hall ticket for the entrance examination. Candidates who forgot to print the admit card are advised to immediately print out a copy before arriving at the examination centre.