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AEEE Exam Pattern 2026 has now been officially released by Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, giving you a clear idea of how the exam will be conducted this year. The test will be held in computer-based mode, and you will get 2 hours 30 minutes to attempt 100 multiple-choice questions carrying a total of 300 marks. One of the biggest changes in the updated format is the introduction of a Quantitative Aptitude section with 10 questions, which now checks your numerical and analytical skills along with the core subjects.

The paper also includes 5 questions from English, while the main weightage continues to come from Mathematics (40 questions), Physics (25 questions) and Chemistry (20 questions). This distribution clearly shows which subjects you should prioritise and how the marks are divided across the exam.

In this article, you will find the complete exam pattern of AEEE 2026, which includes section-wise questions, importance of marking scheme, and all the important updates added this year.

AEEE Exam Pattern 2026: Highlights

We have summarised the key highlights of AEEE exam pattern 2026 in the following table:

ParticularsDetails
Mode of ExamComputer-based test (Online)
Medium of ExamEnglish
Amrita Exam Duration2 hours 30 minutes
Types of Questions AskedMultiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
Total Number of Questions100
Marks per Answer3 marks
Total Marks300
Negative Marking-1 mark

AEEE Exam Pattern 2026: Question Distribution

You also need to note the number question that you will have to face in AEEE 2026 exam: 

SubjectsNumber of Questions
Mathematics40
Physics25
Chemistry20
Quantitative Aptitude10
English5
Total100

AEEE Exam Pattern 2026: Subject-wise Marks

AEEE 2026 exam subject-wise marks distribution reveals Mathematics holds the highest weightage with 120 marks, followed by Physics and Chemistry with 75 and 60 marks respectively. The newly added Quantitative Aptitude section carries 30 marks, while the English section contributes 15 marks, making the total 300 marks.

Check the table below summarising the subject-wise marking scheme in the table below:

SubjectsTotal Marks
Mathematics120
Physics75
Chemistry60
Quantitative Aptitude30
English15
Total300

AEEE 2026 Marking Scheme

AEEE 2026 marking scheme awards 3 marks for every correct answer and deducts 1 mark for each incorrect response. No marks will be given or deducted for unanswered questions. This scheme encourages accuracy and strategic answering, as excessive guessing can reduce the overall score.

Response TypeMarks Awarded
Correct Answer+3 marks
Incorrect Answer1 mark
Unanswered Question0 mark

You may also check our AEEE Syllabus page to get the details.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Ans. AEEE 2026 will be conducted in computer-based mode (CBT) across multiple centres in India. Candidates will attempt the exam online using a secure system provided by Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham. The total duration of the test will be 2 hours and 30 minutes, and the paper will consist of Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs).

Ans. A total of 100 questions will be asked in the exam. The subject-wise distribution is as follows — Mathematics: 40, Physics: 25, Chemistry: 20, Quantitative Aptitude: 10, and English: 5. Each question carries 3 marks, making the total score 300 marks.

Ans. AEEE 2026 pattern introduces a new section on Quantitative Aptitude with 10 questions, replacing the earlier uniform three-subject format. Additionally, an English section with 5 questions has been added to test candidates’ language proficiency. These changes make the exam more comprehensive, evaluating both technical and analytical abilities.

Ans. Yes, the AEEE 2026 exam includes a negative marking system. For every incorrect answer, candidates will be deducted 1 marks, while 3 mark will be reward for each correct response. Unanswered questions will not affect the score, so candidates should answer carefully to avoid losing marks.

Ans. The medium of the AEEE 2026 exam will be English only. All questions will be of the objective (MCQ) type, where candidates must select the most appropriate answer from four options. This ensures a standardised testing format that objectively assesses knowledge and reasoning skills.

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