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AIEEE 2010
All India Engineering Entrance Examination or AIEEE held every year usually in April is taken by lakhs of students. Most of you would be deep in to your studies at the moment, so let me quickly get you through the details available on AIEEE 2010 at the moment. More information would be added as and when available.
Date of Examination: April 25th, 2010
Date of availability of forms: December first week 2009-January first week, 2010
Last date for receipt of request for form: Mid December, 2009
Last date for receipt of completed application form: January second week, 2010
Declaration of results: First week of June, 2010
Keep checking the newspaper for advertisement regarding AIEEE 2010 prospectus/brochure availability. It is expected to be released sometime in November. The details would also be updated here as soon as they are available.
No significant changes have been announced for AIEEE 2010 exam yet, so you can check the syllabus, eligibility criteria, pattern of examination and other information from last year’s official AIEEE website. Things would become clearer once the AIEEE 2010 prospectus is released.
As always, you can find AIEEE 2010 solutions, expected cutoff, analysis, counseling information right here on this site after the exam. If you have any queries regarding AIEEE 2o10, post them in the comments and I would try my level best to answer them.
Good luck for AIEEE 2010 exam!
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AIEEE 2009 Cutoff
The AIEEE 2009 paper was held all across the country on 26th April 2009. All the details regarding the paper along with the expected AIEEE 2009 cutoff will be posted right here after the exam. If you want to go through previous year opening and closing ranks for AIEEE, visit the official site here.
Initial reactions from students indicate that there was a major change in the pattern of the paper taking them by surprise. Also Maths was the toughest according to many. Check out the comments!
The total marks of the AIEEE 2009 paper were 432. Each section had 30 questions with 90 in total. There were 6 questions of 8 marks each and 24 questions of 4 marks each. The 4 mark questions had -1 mark for incorrect answer while the 8 mark questions had -2 marks for incorrect answer.
You can check out the solutions to AIEEE 2009 here. For AIEEE 2008 related information check out AIEEE 2008 cutoff post.
Expected AIEEE 2009 cutoff based on calculated marks is given in the table below :
The final cutoff has been uploaded after some major changes, the first one was too liberal as I soon figured out after posting it. This should be closer to the actual ranks one can expect in AIEEE 2009.
Actual AIEEE 2008 ranks according to marks obtained in AIEEE 2008:
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AIEEE 2009 Solutions
The All India Engineering Entrance Examination (AIEEE) was held all across the country on 26th April 2009. Get the AIEEE 2009 solutions from all the leading coaching institutes right here on this website. You can discuss about the AIEEE 2009 paper using the comment form below.
However, for expected cutoff and other related queries check out AIEEE 2009 Cutoff post and comment there.
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AIEEE 2009
UPDATE : Check out AIEEE 2009 Solutions and AIEEE 2009 Cutoff.
All India Engineering Entrance Examination or AIEEE in short is scheduled to be held on 26th April 2009. It is the biggest engineering and architecture examination conducted across India. Every year lakhs of students take the exam to compete for a seat in the best engineering colleges in India. AIEEE consists of two papers, one for engineering and other for architecture. You can give either of them or both depending on your interest.
By now, I hope all of you would have got your admits cards and would be busy preparing for the exam. If you haven’t received the admit card yet, then rush to the nearest CBSE office to get yourself a duplicate copy.
Although, one can find all the relevant information on AIEEE official site, find below some important information.
Date of Exam : 26 April 2009
Paper 1 : 0930 – 1230 hours
Paper 2 : 1400 – 1700 hours
Dispatch of Admit cards : 10 March 2009 – 31 March 2009
Declaration of Result : On or before 7 June 2009
Dispatch of Score cards : 12 June 2009 – 27 June 2009
Find other important dates here, while syllabus can be grabbed from here. Remember to keep the admit card safely after the examination as it is necessary till the counseling gets over. Best of Luck!
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AIEEE 2008 Counseling
The first phase of AIEEE 2008 Counseling ie. the Online counseling will start from tomorrow. So let me first discuss a few details about it.
The online counseling is a kind of mock counseling held on the Internet where students can register themselves and then fill out there preferences of institutes/branches. You can see then how many students are above your rank for a branch/institute. This counseling is held to give the students a rough idea on what they can expect but only a few students register for it and hence you do not get a clear picture.
The choices in Form-1 that you make during the online counseling are recorded by them and are presented to you when you go for on-campus counseling, although you can change them during the on-campus counseling.
Many if you would not be knowing about Form-1 and Form 2, so let me tell more about them. Form-1 is a branch+institution form. In this form you have to choose your preferences according to branch and institution simultaneously, pretty much similar to what you do in JEE counseling. So for eg. your first preference would be CSE in IIIT Hyderabad, CSE in NIT Trichy, CSE in NIT Warangal , ECE in IIIT Hyderabad etc.
Form-2 is an institution only selection form. This form comes into the action after Form-1 processing has taken place and you have not got any branch+institution that you had mentioned in your Form-1. So if you filled Form-2 then if there is any vacant seat(dropout seat) in any of the institutions selected by you in Form-2, then you would get that institution. After that you will be required to go to that institute and they would allocate you the branch based upon vacant seat and your rank.
There would also be a second counseling against dropout seats from first counseling. Although, some institutes have opted not to take part in the second counseling, you can check them out here. Some of these institutes, if they have a few dropout seats, then they sometimes conduct separate independent counselings in August, for which you have to keep your eye on the newspapers!!
Now coming to the big question : Whether to fill Form-1 or Form-2 or both?
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