AEEE result 2020 announced; check rank list at amrita.edu
Team Careers360 | September 2, 2020 | 07:07 PM IST | 1 min read
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Download NowNEW DELHI: Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham University (Deemed) has announced the AEEE 2020 result. Amrita B.Tech result 2020 is available online on the official website of the institute amrita.edu and also at aoap.amrita.edu/ampcbe/index . Candidates can check AEEE result 2020 by using their application number and password. AEEE result 2020 is available in the form of a rank list containing the marks and position of merit of candidates in exam.
How to check AEEE 2020 result
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Open the official website of AEEE 2020 - aoap.amrita.edu/ampcbe/index/
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Enter the required login information
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AEEE result 2020 will be displayed on screen
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Download the result copy and take a printout of the same
The institute has prepared AEEE rank list by aggregating 60% of PCM marks from AEEE 2020 and 40% of PCM Marks from class 12/qualifying examination after normalising the marks across various boards.
Candidates who have been declared qualified and have their name in AEEE rank list will be considered for admission in B.Tech courses at Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham offered at its various campuses. Candidates after the announcement of result will have to login and register for counselling and seat allotment by paying Rs.5000 fees.
Candidates having valid JEE Main scores can also apply for admission directly on the basis of their JEE scores. Application form for JEE qualified candidates is available up to September 30.
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