AEEE 2027 BTech exam dates out, registration to begin from November
The Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham has revealed the schedule for the upcoming AEEE 2027 engineering entrance examination. This national-level computer-based test will take place between April 15 and May 7, 2027. Candidates can begin their online registration for the exam in November 2026, according to the institute's official website.
The AEEE is a crucial examination for admission to various B.Tech programs offered by Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham's campuses located in Amaravati, Amritapuri, Bengaluru, Chennai, Coimbatore, Faridabad, Haridwar, and Nagercoil. Interested candidates can apply online through the official website, aeee.amrita.edu, once the application process commences.
While the precise dates for the application process and other related events have not yet been announced, students can also opt to apply for BTech admission through their JEE Main 2027 percentile. The institute has stated that candidates have the option to apply using either AEEE or JEE Main percentile in the admission process to secure a scholarship seat.
The AEEE 2027 will be conducted offline in a computer-based test (CBT) mode at various exam centers spread across more than 100 cities in India. The exam will be held in English and is scheduled for a duration of 150 minutes, or 2.5 hours. The detailed exam pattern indicates that the test will consist of 100 questions, with 40 in Mathematics, 25 in Physics, 20 in Chemistry, 10 in Quantitative Aptitude, and 5 in English.
Each correct answer will earn the candidate three marks, while one mark will be deducted for each incorrect answer. The registration fee for the AEEE 2027 is Rs 1300, payable during the online application process. Upon registration, candidates can also apply for admission with JEE Mains percentile without incurring any additional registration charge. For more information about the AEEE 2027, eligibility criteria, and the various B.Tech courses offered by the different campuses, candidates can visit the official website.
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