AEEE Examination Guide

The AEEE application process is entirely online through the official portal (aeee.amrita.edu), and candidates should complete each step carefully since corrections after final submission are limited.

Step-by-Step Registration Process

• Step 1 - Online Registration: Visit the official AEEE portal and register using a valid email address and mobile number to generate login credentials.

• Step 2 - Fill Personal & Academic Details: Enter personal information (name, date of birth, gender, category), academic details (Class 10 and Class 12 marks/board), and contact/address information.

• Step 3 - Choose Exam Route and Preferences: Select whether to apply for AEEE only, the JEE Main CRL route only, or both; choose preferred campuses and exam cities in order of preference.

• Step 4 - Upload Documents: Upload a recent passport-size photograph and signature in the specified format and size as per portal guidelines.

• Step 5 - Pay Application Fee: Pay the applicable fee online via credit/debit card, net banking, or UPI.

• Step 6 - Download Confirmation: Save and print the confirmation page for future reference; this will be required at later stages of counselling.

Application Fee Structure

Documents Required

Class 10 and Class 12 mark sheets/certificates; a valid photo ID (Aadhaar, Passport, or School ID); recent passport-size photograph; signature scan; category certificate (if applicable, for SC/ST/OBC/EWS candidates); and PwD certificate (if applicable).

Correction Window

Amrita typically opens a short correction window after the initial registration deadline, allowing candidates to fix errors in personal details, photograph, or signature uploads. Category and core identity details (such as date of birth) generally cannot be changed after this window closes, so candidates should double check all entries before final submission.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Uploading photographs that do not meet the specified dimensions or file size; entering mismatched name spellings compared to board certificates; selecting the wrong exam route (AEEE-only vs combined) and missing the additional fee payment; and missing the correction window deadline.

Eligibility Verification Before You Apply

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Before starting the application, confirm you meet the baseline eligibility: a pass in Class 12 (or equivalent) with the required minimum aggregate and subject-wise percentage in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as specified in the official brochure, and that your date of birth falls within the permitted range for that year's admission cycle.

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Photograph and Signature Specifications

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Photographs must typically be recent (taken within the last few months), in color, with a plain light background, and meet the exact pixel dimensions and file-size limits specified in the application instructions. Signatures must be made on plain white paper with black or blue ink and scanned within the specified size limits. Applications with non-compliant images are frequently rejected during verification, so candidates should double-check formatting requirements carefully before uploading.

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Payment Modes Accepted

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The application fee can be paid through major credit cards, debit cards, net banking of most Indian banks, and UPI-based payment apps. A payment confirmation receipt should be saved immediately after successful payment, as this may be needed for future reference in case of a payment gateway error or a fee-related grievance.

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What Happens After Submission

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Once the form is submitted and fee payment confirmed, candidates receive a confirmation email/SMS with their application number. This number becomes the primary reference ID for all subsequent steps — slot booking, admit card download, result checking, and CSAP counselling registration — so candidates should store it securely.

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Fee Refund Policy

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Application fees for AEEE are generally non-refundable once paid, except in rare cases of technical failure resulting in duplicate payment, which should be reported to the helpdesk with transaction proof for resolution.

Help Desk and Support Channels

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If you encounter technical issues during registration (payment failures, upload errors, or login problems), Amrita's admissions helpdesk, reachable via phone and email listed on the official portal, is the appropriate first point of contact. Keep screenshots of any error messages and your payment transaction ID handy when raising a support ticket.

Additionally, double-check that your registered mobile number remains active throughout the admissions cycle, since OTP-based verification is used for login recovery and critical notifications at multiple stages of the process.