About AEEE 2026

Amrita  Engineering  Entrance Exam 2026 Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham (AVV), based in Coimbatore in Tamil Nadu, conducts the Amrita Engineering Entrance Exam (AEEE) to provide admission into engineering courses at the graduation level offered by it at its campuses that are located at various places in India.

This is an institutional exam conducted at the national level, and students who wish to do engineering in graduation can aim for it. 

The notification is released on the official website of AVV at the appropriate time every year. Candidates can submit applications after the notification is released. Currently, the application submission facility is open, and the last date to submit applications has yet to be announced.

Candidates who wish to join the institution to study engineering can apply by visiting the official website.  Applications can also be submitted offline. 

As per the offline process, applicants must visit the official website and click the link for registration and create an account comprising a username and a password. Post creation of the account, they can log in with the help of the password and username obtained during registration and start filling the form. They can upload the required documents, pay the registration fees and then submit the form.

Students willing to submit the applications offline have to visit the institution's premises in person and obtain the application. The application, duly filled, can be sent to the college either through post or courier or submitted in person along with the required documents.

Post form submission, applicants have to appear for a written test. The exact schedule, time, and location of the test centre will be communicated through the registered email ID or through another source. The written test will be conducted in online mode, and questions related to computer science, mathematics, analytical ability & logical Reasoning, and English have to be answered in two hours.

Students who pass the exam with the required score (minimum qualifying marks or cutoff marks) will be called for further admission procedures. Cutoff marks will be set, and a candidate's score in the exam must be equal to the set cutoff marks. Candidates can compare their scores with the set cutoff marks. If they find their score to be either equal to or greater than the cutoff, they can take part in the counselling process. Information about the exam is provided below in a tabular format for the sake of the students:

AEEE Main Features