The Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham has announced the AEEE 2027 exam dates for BTech admissions. As per the official exam schedule, the Amrita Entrance Examination-Engineering (AEEE) 2027 will be conducted from 15 April to 7 May 2027.
The AEEE is a national-level computer-based entrance examination conducted by Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham for admission to BTech programmes.
According to the official website, the BTech 2027 application process will begin in November 2026. Applicants interested in appearing for the entrance examination can apply through the official AEEE admission portal, once the registration process begins.
AEEE 2027 Admission Process
The admission process will include the AEEE 2027 registration, slot booking, admit card download, the entrance examination and participation in the Centralised Seat Allotment Process (CSAP) based on the candidate’s performance.
Once the registration link is activated, candidates will be able to apply through the official website, aeee.amrita.edu. The exact registration dates will be announced soon by the exam-conducting body.
AEEE Eligibility Criteria 2027
Before applying for the AEEE 2027, candidates are required to check the eligibility criteria. The criteria include educational qualification, minimum marks and nationality.
Candidates must have achieved a minimum aggregate score of 60% in Class 12 with physics, chemistry and mathematics as their primary subjects. Also, the candidates must have individual minimum scores of 55% in each subject.
Applicants appearing for AEEE 2027 must be citizens of India. However, foreign nationals are also eligible to apply for the exam.
Candidates who have qualified the JEE Main exam with a valid passing score are also eligible for admission to engineering programmes.
AEEE 2027 Exam Pattern
The AEEE is conducted in English for a duration of two hours and thirty minutes. The paper will include questions from mathematics, physics, chemistry, quantitative aptitude and English.
The paper will have 100 multiple-choice questions. The mathematics section will consist of 40 questions, followed by 15 questions in the physics section, 20 questions in chemistry, 10 from quantitative aptitude and 5 in English.
Each correct answer will carry three marks and one mark will be deducted for an incorrect answer.