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AEEE 2026 Phase 1 Registration Ends TodayAEEE 2026 Phase 1 Registration Ends Today: Today is the last date to apply for the AEEE Phase 1 exam 2026. Candidates who are yet to submit their AEEE phase 1 application form should visit the official website of Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham- aeee.amrita.edu and complete the process. Since the AEEE phase 1 registration has been continued for 2.5 months, therefore, there is almost no chance of extending the last date of Phase 1 registration. Post that, the authority will issue the AEEE Phase 1 admit card for the successfully registered candidates on January 25, 2026 . This year, the AEEE Phase 1 exam is scheduled to be held from January 29 to February 1, 2026. Note that 70% of AEEE admission will be done based on the AEEE scores, and the rest seats will be filled based on the JEE Main ranks.
Direct link to fill out AEEE Phase 1 application form 2026
AEEE 2026 Phase 1 Slot Booking
After closing the AEEE Phase 1 registration window, the authority will conduct slot booking on January 16, 2026. To book the slot, the candidates should visit the official website- aeee.amrita.edu and enter their login credentials to start the process. The last date of booking the AEEE Phase 1 slot is January 23, 2026. Candidates should choose the “date and time slot” as per their choices, and subject to availability.
Candidates who will complete the AEEE Phase 1 registration can choose their preferred exam time slots through the Amrita Online Application Portal (AOAP). However, final slot booking will be done based on a first-come first first-served basis. When the authority releases the AEEE Phase 1 admit card, it will be updated with the booked slot. Candidates should visit the allotted exam centre by the scheduled time on the AEEE phase 1 exam day.
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