Engineering

The font size can be increased during the exam. There is an option to zoom in/zoom out the content on the computer screen.

Yes, the candidates can get back to the question that was previously saved and change the answer selected. After changing the option candidate should make sure that the answer is saved. In AP EAMCET, all the questions are MCQs, so it is easier to make changes to the selected answer. 

In Andhra Pradesh EAMCET, each correct answer is given one mark. Final score of candidate is calculated based on total number of correct answers. Andhra Pradesh EAMCET considers marking two options for a question as incorrect. However, there will be no marks reduced for leaving a question unanswered. There will not be negative marking for incorrect answers.

There is no negative marking for wrong answers in Andhra Pradesh EAMCET. Marking two options for question is considered incorrect. No marks will be given or reduced for not attempting or leaving question blank.

Multiple Choice questions will be asked in Andhra Pradesh EAMCET 2026. Each question will be for1 mark. A total of 160 questions will be asked in question paper. For each correct answer 1 mark will be given. Marks will not be reduced for wrong answers.

A total of 160 questions will be asked in Andhra Pradesh EAMCET. All questions will be multiple choice questions. Physics and Chemistry will have 40 questions each. Mathematics will include 80 questions. Each correct answer will be given 1 mark.

AP EAMCET Question Paper will be in Telugu, English and Urdu. The candidates who want to attend the exam in Urdu must select the specific centres where the question papers will be provided in Urdu. In all the other centres, the question will be in both English and Telugu. Candidates can choose their preferred language. 

Andhra Pradesh EAMCET is conducted for 3 hours. The morning session of the exam is conducted from 9 AM to 12 PM. The afternoon session is conducted from 3 PM to 6 PM. There were 160 MCQs in the exam. It is a computer-based exam. There are 3 sections: Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics in the question paper. For each correct option, candidates were given 1 mark.