AEEE 2021 exam date for phase 3 released; Apply before July 5
Isha Jain | June 14, 2021 | 04:05 PM IST | 2 mins read
Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham has announced the AEEE 2021 exam date for phase 3. Candidates preparing for the upcoming exam can show their willingness for phase 3 till July 5.
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Download NowNEW DELHI : Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham has announced the AEEE 2021 exam date for phase 3. The phase 3 of Amrita Engineering Entrance Examination 2021 will be conducted from July 11 to 14. Along with the AEEE exam date 2021, the authorities have also notified candidates that the entrance test will be conducted as an online proctored exam due to COVID-19.
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AEEE 2021 Phase 3 - Schedule
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Events |
Dates |
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Last date to submit AEEE 2021 application form for phase 3 |
July 5, 2021 (8 PM) |
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Slot booking of AEEE 2021 |
July 7 (7 PM) to July 9 (6 PM) |
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Release of mock test |
July 8 to 10, 10.00 AM to 5.00 PM |
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AEEE phase 3 exam date |
July 11 to 14, 2021 |
How to fill AEEE 2021 application form
The university has already released the application form for the AEEE 2021 phase 3 exam. The last date to submit AEEE application form 2021 for phase 3 is July 5 (8 PM). Students can check the steps to fill the application form of AEEE 2021 below.
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Visit amrita.edu/btech.
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Register using email id and mobile number and create a password.
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Login using the credentials and fill the application form.
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Upload a scanned copy of their photograph and signature in the AEEE 2021 application form as per the specifications.
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Make a payment of the application fee.
Applicants interested to reappear in the third phase of AEEE exam to improve their score need to register by paying the application fee of Rs 600. Note that students who were absent for phase 1 or 2 can attend phase 3 without paying the registration fee of Rs 600.
The AEEE 2021 phase 1 and 2 exams were conducted as an online proctored exam on April 17 and 18 and June 11 to 14, 2021. Earlier, the authorities were to conduct phase 2 test as both computer-based and proctored exam, however, due to the current pandemic situation, the exam in center based test mode (CBT mode) was postponed for AEEE Phase II.
The authorities have provided students with multiple opportunities to improve their scores in the examination in case they fail to give their best in an attempt. It is not mandatory for candidates to appear in all three phases of AEEE. However, if a candidate appears in more than one session then his/her best of the 2021 AEEE scores will be considered for preparation of merit list/ ranking.
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