No, the EAMCET (Engineering, Agriculture, and Medical Common Entrance Test) papers for students from **Intermediate (General)** and **Vocational courses** are not the same. The syllabus and exam pattern differ depending on the stream of education the student has pursued.

For **Intermediate (General)** students, the EAMCET exam is based on the syllabus of **Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics/Biology** as per the regular Intermediate curriculum. These students are expected to follow the core subjects taught in the general stream for Engineering (Mathematics) or Medical (Biology) streams.

For **Vocational students**, a **bridge course** is usually required. The exam pattern for these students may differ slightly, and the paper includes additional topics that were covered in their bridge courses to make up for the difference between the vocational and general streams. The **bridge course subjects** help vocational students to compete in the EAMCET along with general stream students.

In summary, while both streams appear for the same EAMCET exam, the **general stream follows their regular Intermediate syllabus**, whereas **vocational stream students need to complete a bridge course** and prepare according to that modified syllabus.

Make sure to check the syllabus and guidelines specific to your stream for accurate preparation.