AEEE 2026 Sample Paper

Chapter-wise tests are absolutely the most effective way to optimize your AEEE preparation!

Since the official link provides information on AEEE Mock Tests, you should use the full-length mock tests to break down which chapters you need to focus on.

Strategy:

1. Take a full mock test to gauge your starting point.

2. Analyze your weakest subjects/chapters.

3. Use the mock test solutions and guides to create your own chapter-wise practice routine for Physics, Chemistry, and Maths.

The mock tests and analysis guides will be your key resource here: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/aeee-mock-test . Practice small to conquer big

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You can continue the process for the next round without starting anything new. The option becomes available to you once the earlier step is completed. The dates for the next round are usually shared later, and you will be informed in the same place where you receive all your updates.
Hope this helps you.

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Yes, you can definitely get study material for the AEEE (Amrita Engineering Entrance Examination).

Here is the link for AEEE study material:

https://learn.careers360.com/engineering/aeee-preparation-material/

Hope it helps.

You can get the AEEE E-books and Sample papers for 2025 offered by careers 360 in the article, accessible from the link given below

AEEE E-books and Sample Papers

this includes all the syllabus related brochures, previous years papers and study tips as well.

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To access the syllabus for the AEE AND VITJEEE entrance examinations, just click on the links I am attaching below so that you can get all the required information.

For VITEEE- click here

For AEE - click here

Hello Aspirant,

With an AEEE rank of 26,000 under home-state quota, your chances for Mechanical Engineering at Amrita Coimbatore are quite low. Here's why:

According to 2025 cutoff trends, the home-state (Tamil Nadu) cutoff for Mechanical at Coimbatore lies between 50–65 percentile, while a rank around 26,000 corresponds to just ~31 percentile.

That said, there have been anecdotal cases (mostly at other campuses like Amritapuri or Bengaluru) where students with similar ranks have secured admission under non-scholarship/home-state slots, usually in lower-demand streams like Chemical Engineering.

You got 1241 rank in AEEE exam. This is a very good rank, around 97 to 98 percentile. You want to take admission in CSE Cybersecurity branch at Amrita University, Amritapuri campus, under Slab 1 (lowest fees).

At Amritapuri campus, the CSE Cybersecurity branch usually closes between 88 to 97 percentile. Since your rank is within this range, you have a strong chance to get admission in this branch.

Slab 1 is given to top rankers. Students with ranks below 1500 often get Slab 1 or Slab 2. So, with 1241 rank, you are likely to get Slab 1 in the second or third round of counselling.

Make sure your 12th standard marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Maths are more than 85%. That is the minimum eligibility to join.

You should also register and take part in the CSAP counselling process, where you can choose your preferred campus and branch.

website:
https://aeee.amrita.edu
https://csap.amrita.edu

Hello student,

The amount of scholarships for Scheduled Caste (SC) students in India varies depending on the specific scheme, the student's educational level, and whether they are a day scholar or hosteller.

Generally, these scholarships cover a range of expenses, including maintenance allowance, tuition fees, and other allowances.

• State Government SC Scholarship (Class 1 to 10):

1. Class 1 to 5: 250 per year (for girls only)
2. Class 6 to 8: 200 per year (for boys) and 600 per year (for girls)
3. Class 9 to 10: 600 per year (for boys) and 1,200 per year (for girls)

• Post-Matric Scholarship for SC students:

1. Monthly maintenance allowances can range from 230 to 1,200, depending on the course group.
2. For example, Group 1 courses (degree and postgraduate professional courses) offer 1,35,000 yearly for hostellers and 7,000 yearly for day scholars, according to a myScheme page.
3. Other professional courses (Group 2) offer 9,500 yearly for hostellers and 6,500 yearly for day scholars, according to a myScheme page.
4. Graduate and postgraduate courses not covered in Group 1 or 2 (Group 3) offer 6,000 yearly for hostellers and 3,000 yearly for day scholars, according to a myScheme page.
5. Post-matriculation (post-class X level) non-degree courses (Group 4) offer 4,000 yearly for hostellers and 2,500 yearly for day scholars, according to a myScheme page.

• Other Scholarships:

1. National Scholarship for Post Graduate Studies: This scheme provides scholarships of 15,000 per month for 10 months a year to meritorious students from economically weaker sections pursuing postgraduate studies.
2. Rajiv Gandhi National Fellowship for SC Students: This fellowship provides 32,000 per month for JRF and 36,000 per month for SRF for M.Phil and PhD students.

And many more....

To get specific details about scholarship amounts and eligibility for a particular scheme, it's best to consult the official websites of the relevant government departments or scholarship portals.

Thank you!!

With AEEE rank 18,300, you likely won’t get Coimbatore, but you have good chances in:

Bengaluru

Chennai

Amritapuri

Amaravati

Possible branches: ECE, ME, ELC, CCE

CSE may be tough at top campuses.

Register for counselling and prefer the above campuses.

With a rank of 45,999 in AEEE 2025, your son is unlikely to get ECE (Electronics & Communication Engineering) at the Chennai campus of Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham through regular counselling.