AP EAMCET Chapter-Wise Weightage: Check Topic-Wise Marks, High-Weightage Chapters

AP EAMCET 2027 chapter-wise weightage is not prescribed by the conducting authority and is determined based on the previous years’ AP EAMCET papers.

• In AP EAMCET Maths, Calculus has the highest weightage and carries 21 marks, and 20 marks weightage is given to each of Algebra and Coordinate Geometry.
• Topics like Trigonometry, Probability, and Vector Algebra carry 8, 6, and 5 marks, respectively.
• In AP EAMCET Physics, Mechanics carries 10-12 marks weightage, and Current and Magnetism carries 7-8 marks weightage.
• You can expect weightage of around 4-5 marks each in Heat & Thermodynamics and Modern Physics.
• Topics in AP EAMCET Physics carrying 3 marks each include Properties of Matter, Oscillation and Waves, Optics, and Electronics and Communication.
• Topics with the highest weightage in AP EAMCET Chemistry include p-Block Elements, Chemical Bonding & Molecular Structure, Atomic Structure, Classification of Elements, GOC, and Electrochemistry, each carrying 3-5 questions.

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Key Summary

• Maths carries 50% of the weightage in the AP EAMCET question paper, with Physics and Chemistry each covering 25% of the question Paper.
• Mechanics also covers around 25-30% of the AP EAMCET Physics section.
• In AP EAMCET Mathematics, calculus covers around 26% of the section, and Algebra and Co-ordinate Geometry each carry around 25% of the question paper.
• Organic Chemistry carries around 35-40% weightage in AP EAMCET Chemistry, and Physics and Inorganic Chemistry each carry around 32-35% and 27-30% weightage.

AP EAMCET 2027 Subject-Wise Weightage

AP EAMCET question paper will carry a total of 160 questions for 160 marks across 3 subjects, including Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.

• Mathematics carries the highest weightage in AP EAMCET 2027 and carries 80 questions for 80 marks.
• Physics and Chemistry each carry equal weightage of 40 questions for 40 marks.

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AP EAMCET Chapter-Wise Weightage 2027 for Mathematics

AP EAMCET topics with the highest weightage in Mathematics include Application of Derivatives, Conic Sections, Circles, Differentiation & Derivatives, and Indefinite Integration.

• Application of Derivatives has the highest weightage and carries around 6 questions in AP EAMCET question paper, and Conic Sections carry around 5 questions.
• Chapters in AP EAMCET carrying 4 questions each include Circles, Differentiation & Derivatives, and Indefinite Integration.
• You can expect 3 questions each from P&C, Product of Vectors, Probability, Straight Lines, 3D Geometry, and Differential Equations.

AP EAMCET Chapter-Wise Weightage 2027 for Physics

In AP EAMCET Physics, each chapter carries either 1 or 2 questions, with the total number of questions asked in the section being 40.

• Chapters carrying 2 questions each in the AP EAMCET question paper include Motion in a Straight Line, Laws of Motion, System of Particles and Rotational Motion, Mechanical Properties of Fluids, etc.
• Chapters like Thermal Properties of Matter, Waves, Ray Optics and Optical Instruments, Current Electricity, Moving Charges and Magnetism, and Semiconductor Electronics also carry 2 marks each.
• Remaining chapters, including Units and Measurements, Work, Energy and Power, Thermodynamics, and so on, carry 1 mark each.

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AP EAMCET Chapter-Wise Weightage 2027 for Chemistry

Chapters with the maximum weightage in AP EAMCET carry around 3-5 marks each.

• p-Block Elements carry around 4-5 marks, and 3-4 marks of weightage is given to Chemical Bonding & Molecular Structure in the AP EAMCET question paper.
• You can expect a weightage of 3 marks each in Atomic Structure, Classification of Elements & Periodicity, and Organic Chemistry: Basic Principles.
• Chapters like Electrochemistry, Solutions, s-Block Elements, Chemical Equilibrium, Hydrocarbons, d&f Block and Coordination Compounds, and Aldehydes, Ketones, & Carboxylic Acids each carry 2 marks in AP EAMCET question paper.

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AP EAMCET High Weightage Chapters

“Spark Andhra Pradesh- IPE & EAPCET” expert has shared an analysis of important topics for AP EAMCET. The expert has arranged each subject of the AP EAMCET syllabus into Must Do, Can Do, and Optional chapters. You can go through the video below to get a detailed analysis of which topics to focus on most.

AP EAMCET High Weightage Chapters for Maths

Topics in AP EAMCET with the highest weightage include Differentiation, Integration, Limits, Continuity, Circles, Matrices and Determinants, Complex Numbers, Quadratic and Cubic Equations, and Probability

• These chapters in AP EAMCET carry around 35-50 marks in the Mathematics section.
• You should prioritize these topics while preparing for AP EAMCET 2027.

AP EAMCET High Weightage Chapters for Physics

20 questions are asked from chapters like Motion in a Plane, Rotational Motion, Moving Charges and Magnetism, Thermodynamics, Modern Physics, and Current Electricity, carrying in AP EAMCET 2027. These cover around 50% of the AP EAMCET Physics questions.

Chapters including Waves, Electrostatics, Electrostatic Potential, Gravitation, Ray Optics, Oscillation, and Electromagnetic Induction cover around 20-30% of the AP EAMCET Physics section.

AP EAMCET High Weightage Chapters for Chemistry

Topics like Atomic Structure, Solutions, States of Matter, Chemical Kinetics, Thermodynamics, p-block and d-block elements, Periodic Classification, and GOC carry around 25+ questions in AP EAMCET.

A user in a Reddit post talks about how to tackle weak chapters in AP EAPCET, recommending resources “Personally Vora classes for Maths, Abhilash Sharma/Saleem Sir/ABJ sir for physics , Vora classes/Dexterchem for Chemistry are what I recommend”. Read the whole discussion here.

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