Hii

Yes, You had a good chance of securing admission into AI & DS at Amrita through AEEE, at campuses like Amravati, Amritapuri or even Chennai, based on seats availability at campus during counselling sessions:

Here's what to do next:
- Register for AEEE counselling and list your options prioritizing your most desired campus
- For updates monitor the official AEEE portal
- Also best to keep eye on fee slabs and scholarship opportunities.

Hi jhansi,

Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham released AEEE Phase 2 results on its official website on May 15, 2025. Visit the website, enter your registered email ID and password, and view your results. Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham: (https://www.amrita.edu)

Hello Aspirant,

With a 93 percentile in Amrita Engineering Entrance Exam (AEEE) is reasonably likely to qualify you for a good merit-based scholarship from Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham. Typically students receiving a score above the 90 percentile have scholarships typically between receiving some percentage of 25% to 50% on the tuition fee, depending on rank and category. Nevertheless, the actual scholarship range changes every year based on the universities policy to give up to 100% waiver on the tuition fee, and the number of applicants they receive.

I advise you check out the official Amrita University website or reach out directly to their admission office to find out the most accurate and updated scholarship available related to your score.

Hi Kasthuri,

With a rank of 6600 in AEEE and being from the state of Andhra Pradesh, you have good possibilities of getting core branches such as Civil, Chemical or possibly even Mechanical Engineering at the Coimbatore campus of Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham in later rounds. However, it might be a tough call for high-demand branches such as CSE, ECE, and EEE at Coimbatore campus at this rank, although these branches may be available at other campuses such as Bengaluru or Amritapuri without as much trouble.

Always and, keep a look on the spot rounds, and vacancy rounds as there may be fluctuation in seat availability.

Hello Aspirant,

A rank of 52432 in AEEE is quite low, so securing admission at one of the primary Amrita campuses such as Coimbatore or Bangalore for the core branches (CSE, ECE) would be tough but if you are interested in less preferred branches or in Amaravati or Chennai (or later rounds based on availability or management quota) it may be worth applying. You will also need to have some backup options also.

HELLO,

The last date of registration FEE for AEEE(Amrita engineering entrance exam ) is payable at the last day of CSAP registration which was 30th may,2025.

hope this helps!

Hello Aspirant,

You can prepare for AEEE 2025 (PCB stream) using NCERT.  Regular Class 11 & 12 books for Physics, Chemistry, and Biology will help you because the exam is based on those syllabi. Here are some useful resources to help prepare for the AEEE 2025:

1. NCERT PDF Books – Available for free on the official NCERT website: NCERT website
2. AEEE Previous Year Papers & M ock Tests - PDFs and practice tests can be accessed from
3. Free Coaching Platforms https://engineering.careers360.com/download/ebooks/aeee-a-complete-guide
   https://engineering.careers360.com/download/aeee-ebooks-and-sample-papers

Hi

With an 88.2 percentile in AEEE, it may be challenging to secure admission in Computer Science and Communication Engineering (CCE) at Amrita Coimbatore . Based on previous trends, the cutoff percentile for this branch is typically 92-99 for home state candidates and around 95-99.5 for other state candidates.

It’s worth considering other branches with lower cutoffs or exploring different campuses of Amrita University.

Hope this helps you!

Hello,
With 72 %in AEEE Phase 1, getting Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) at the Amaravati campus is not impossible, but it’s risky and depends on a few things. From cutoffs for the Amaravati campus, ECE usually needs a higher percentile, around 80-94% for other states & 70-90% for the home state, to secure a comfortable seat. With 72%, you might miss out in early rounds for ECE most likely, you’d get it only if there’s a drop later, or if you’re eligible under the home state quota and competition is lower than expected.

immediately contact the admissions helpdesk. Since your email ID is used for verification and communication, it’s important to get it corrected before completing the application process.

You can email to their official support address explaining the mistake, mentioning your application number, correct email ID, and any other required details. also, you should also try reaching out through their helpline numbers provided on the official website. Keep any acknowledgment or proof of your earlier submission ready in case they ask for it. They may either correct the email for you or guide you to re-register with the correct information.