Hope you are doing good.

Hey you don't need to worry about this as UGC is the supreme authority and VIT Vellore would definitely have to follow the guidelines.

Just like any other private college VIT Vellore is trying to to turn out maximum money from their students.

They haven't

Hii aspirant ,

Coming to your question I would like to say a as per the new guidelines of the UGC in case of a withdrawal of admission the following rule will be applicable for the refund of fee

100% refund fee if the student decides 2 withdraw 15 days

Hello Naresh ,

As per latest University Grants Commission (UGC) issues revised guidelines regarding conduct of terminal semesters/final year examination by the Universities/institutions. Examinations to be completed by end of September 2020 in offline/online/blended (online+offline) mode.

Till now they didn't issues any fixed date for colleges reopeing .

for more

According to UGC guidelines, the colleges are to be opened by August 1; 2020 and for fresh students it's to be done on September 1; 2020. Regarding online classes no particular informations are mentioned there.

Pavan, AP ICET has been scheduled for July 25th and if things go as planned and the exam has been conducted as per schedule, if you meet the eligibility criteria for the exam at the time of giving the exam, you can appear for ICET. Now regarding the exams being

Hello mellisa,

UGC guidelines are for those, whose university comes under ugc. So its depend upon university. But more that 95% university are aproved under ugc, so your college ahould be in that. If it comes under it, then your university has to strictly follow it as it is for

Hello Naresh ,

As per latest University Grants Commission (UGC) issues revised guidelines regarding conduct of terminal semesters/final year examination by the Universities/institutions. Examinations to be completed by end of September 2020 in offline/online/blended (online+offline) mode.

Till now they didn't issues any fixed date for colleges reopeing .

for more

Hello Yaswanth,

For you aggregate percentage in the special round, you have to consider the following subjects - 

1. Mathematics

2. Physics

3. One subject out of Chemistry/Biology/Biotech/Technical vocational subject

4. One language

5. One other subject

Add all the scores, divide them by the maximum marks and multiply by