The NERIST NEE 2027 syllabus is set separately for each paper in the official information brochure. NEE-I covers Class 10 Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. NEE-II covers Class 11 and 12 science, or aptitude topics for BBA. NEE-III covers diploma-level Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and your engineering branch.
NERIST NEE Syllabus 2027
Paper-wise topics, marks, marking scheme and preparation tips for NERIST NEE 2027.
What is in the NERIST NEE-I syllabus?
NEE-I (paper code 10) tests Class 10 level Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics for the Certificate Module. There is no English or General Knowledge section.
| Section (marks) | Main topics |
|---|---|
| Physics (35) | Measurement and SI units, structure of atom, motion, gravitation, work, energy and power, heat, wave motion and sound, reflection and refraction of light, optical instruments, electricity and its effects, magnetic effects of current, nuclear fission and fusion, the universe |
| Chemistry (35) | Matter around us, atomic structure, classification of elements, chemical bonding, chemical reactions and basic concepts, energetics, metals, non-metals, biomass as fuel, environmental pollution |
| Mathematics (80) | Number system, polynomials, rational expressions, linear equations in one and two variables, quadratic equations, arithmetic progression, lines, angles and triangles, circles, trigonometry, mensuration, statistics and probability |
What is in the NERIST NEE-II science syllabus?
NEE-II science papers test Class 11 and 12 topics. Physics and Chemistry are common to all three science papers. The PCM papers add Mathematics and the PCB Forestry paper adds Biology.
| Subject | Main topics |
|---|---|
| Physics | Physical world and measurement, kinematics, laws of motion, work, energy and power, system of particles and rigid body, gravitation, mechanics of solids and fluids, heat and thermodynamics, oscillations, waves, electrostatics, current electricity, magnetic effects of current and magnetism, electromagnetic induction and AC, electromagnetic waves, optics, dual nature of matter and radiation, atomic nucleus, semiconductor devices |
| Chemistry | Basic concepts, atomic structure and chemical bonding, states of matter, solid state, solutions, thermodynamics, chemical equilibrium, chemical kinetics, surface chemistry, redox reactions, electrochemistry, coordination and organometallic compounds, organic chemistry, hydrocarbons, compounds with functional groups, polymers, biomolecules, nuclear chemistry, chemistry in everyday life |
| Mathematics (PCM) | Sets, relations and functions, complex numbers, quadratic equations, sequences and series, permutations and combinations, mathematical induction, binomial theorem, mathematical logic, Boolean algebra, trigonometry, vectors, coordinate geometry and circles, differentiation and its applications, indefinite and definite integrals, differential equations, statics and dynamics, probability |
| Biology (PCB) | Origin and evolution of life, cell biology, physiology of plants and animals, reproduction and growth, ecology and environment, morphology of plants and animals, applications of biology |
The PCM Engineering & Technology paper (code 20) and the PCM Science paper (code 40) cover the same topics, but the marks differ, as the pattern table below shows.
What is in the NERIST NEE-II BBA syllabus?
NEE-II BBA (paper code 50) is an aptitude test with four sections of one-mark questions. The mathematics is at Class 6 to 10 level.
| Section (marks) | Main topics |
|---|---|
| English Language (40) | Vocabulary, synonyms and antonyms, reading comprehension, fill in the blanks, idioms and phrases, one-word substitution, analogies, sentence and paragraph rearrangement, spotting errors |
| Quantitative Aptitude (40) | Number theory, HCF and LCM, square roots, surds and indices, logarithms, fractions and decimals, simplification, approximation, percentage, average, ratio and proportion, profit and loss, discounts, simple and compound interest, partnership, mensuration and volume, data interpretation and data sufficiency |
| Logical Reasoning (30) | Number and letter series, analogy, classification, coding-decoding, direction and distance, relationship tests, Venn diagrams, cubes and dice, ranking, mathematical operations, statements with arguments, assumptions and conclusions |
| General Awareness (40) | Business and trade awareness, economy, polity, history, geography, science, computer science, sports, awards, current affairs |
What is in the NERIST NEE-III syllabus?
NEE-III is for diploma holders. Sections A to C are compulsory for all. In Section D you answer only the branch that matches your diploma and the code on your admit card.
| Section (marks) | Main topics |
|---|---|
| A: Physics (25) | Units, mechanics, properties of solids and liquids, heat and thermodynamics, sound, light, electrostatics, current electricity, magnetic properties, electromagnetism, electromagnetic induction, modern physics, radioactivity, semiconductors |
| B: Chemistry (25) | States of matter, solutions and colloids, thermodynamics, kinetics and equilibrium, ionic equilibria, atomic structure and bonding, periodic properties, metallurgy and alloys, hydrocarbons, haloalkanes and haloarenes, oxygen-containing organic compounds, fuels, water, corrosion, environmental pollution |
| C: Mathematics (30) | Algebra, trigonometry, differential calculus, integral calculus, differential equations, vector calculus, probability |
| D: Agricultural Engg (code 30, 70) | Engineering science, fluid properties, land measurement, farm power and machinery, soil and water conservation, irrigation, hydrology, post-harvest and food engineering, farm structures |
| D: Civil Engg (code 31, 70) | Strength of materials and structures, water resources, fluid mechanics, geotechnical engineering, highways and railways, surveying, structural design, environmental engineering |
| D: Computer Science (code 32, 70) | Operating systems and system software, digital logic, microprocessors and computer organisation, programming concepts, data structures, searching and sorting |
| D: Electronics & Comm. (code 33, 70) | Analog and digital devices and circuits, microprocessors, semiconductor memories, instrumentation and measurements, networks, filters and microwave engineering, communication engineering |
| D: Electrical Engg (code 34, 70) | Electrical circuits and materials, instruments and measurements, transformers and electrical machines, generation, transmission and distribution, estimation and costing, power utilisation, power electronics, digital electronics, computer programming |
| D: Mechanical Engg (code 35, 70) | Engineering mechanics and strength of materials, engineering materials, machine design, hydraulics and hydraulic machines, thermal engineering, theory of machines, production and industrial engineering |
What is the NERIST NEE 2027 exam pattern and marking scheme?
Every paper carries 150 marks and lasts 3 hours, with multiple choice questions marked on an OMR sheet.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Mode | Offline, pen and paper (OMR) |
| Marks and time | 150 marks, 3 hours (10:00 AM to 1:00 PM in 2026) |
| Question values | 1 or 2 marks, depending on the paper and section |
| Negative marking | One quarter of the question’s marks for each wrong answer; none for unattempted questions |
| Calculator and log tables | Allowed (non-programmable) in NEE-II PCM, NEE-II PCB and NEE-III; not allowed in NEE-I and NEE-II BBA |
| Shared paper | NEE-II PCM Engineering & Technology and NEE-II PCB Forestry questions come in one question paper |
Is there an official NERIST NEE syllabus PDF?
Yes. The full topic-wise syllabus for every paper is printed in the NEE information brochure on neeonline.ac.in and nerist.ac.in. Until the NEE 2027 brochure is released, the 2026 brochure below is the latest official version.
- PDFNEE 2026 Information Brochure (latest, NERIST) (5 January 2026)Official site · d2gtd3w61zjk8a.cloudfront.netOpen
- LINKNERIST official website: nerist.ac.inOfficial site · nerist.ac.inOpen
How should you prepare for the NERIST NEE 2027 syllabus?
Start from the topic list of your own paper, since each NEE paper has a different syllabus and marks split.
- NEE-I: Mathematics carries 80 of 150 marks, so give it the most time, especially the 2-mark questions.
- NEE-II PCM and PCB: Mathematics or Biology carries 60 marks, more than Physics or Chemistry at 45 each.
- NEE-II BBA: practise timed English, aptitude and reasoning sets and follow current affairs.
- NEE-III: the branch section is worth 70 marks, almost half the paper, so revise your diploma core subjects well.
- Skip questions you are unsure of, since a wrong 2-mark answer costs you half a mark.
Practise with the NERIST NEE previous year question papers to get used to the question style and timing.