Yes, you can access previous question papers for the VIT PhD Admission Test (VITREE) through the following resources:

• PreviousPaper.in : This website offers downloadable PDFs of VITREE sample papers from 2019 to 2023, covering sections like Technical, English Communication Skills, and Statistics & Probability.

• Scribd : You can find a VITREE exam paper from July 2020 available for download or online reading.

These resources should aid in your preparation for the VITREE exam.

Preparing for the VIT (Vellore Institute of Technology) personal interview and group discussion:-

1.Group discussion preparation:-

Stay Updated on Current Affairs:Read newspapers, watch news, or follow reliable websites to stay informed on national and international events. Focus on topics related to technology, politics, environment, and education.

Practice Speaking Clearly and Confidently: Ensure that you speak clearly, stay calm, and make your point without dominating the conversation. Practice with friends or in mock group discussions.

Enhance Your Listening Skills: Actively listen to others in the group. Respond to their points, and don’t interrupt. A good GD participant listens and builds on others' ideas.

Develop a Structured Approach: When making points, follow a structured approach: introduce your idea, explain it briefly, provide examples, and conclude.

2. Personal Interview Preparation:-

Know Your Resume Inside Out: Be ready to discuss everything mentioned on your resume. Expect questions about your academic achievements, hobbies, strengths, and weaknesses.

Prepare for Common PI Questions: Practice answers for frequently asked questions like “Tell me about yourself,” “Why VIT?”, “Why this course?”, “Where do you see yourself in 5 years?”, and “What are your strengths and weaknesses?”

Prepare to Showcase Your Strengths: identify your key strengths and align them with the course or program you're applying for.

Project Confidence:-Dress appropriately in formal attire, maintain good body language, and stay positive. A confident attitude is key to impressing the interviewers.

Beside this i have also attached the study material that you have asked for you can go checkout this link for study material. STUDY MATERIAL FOR VIT , https://engineering.careers360.com/download/viteee-ebooks-and-sample-papers

HELLO,

I understand your concern about not receiving the adaptive timetable for the VIT KNOCKOUT 2025 course. As of now, there is no official information available regarding the distribution of such timetables. It's possible that the adaptive timetable is provided through personalized channels or platforms associated with the course.

Recommended Actions:

1. Check Your Email: Ensure that you've checked both your inbox and spam/junk folders for any communications from VIT KNOCKOUT or related platforms.

2. Log in to the Course Portal: Access the official VIT KNOCKOUT 2025 course portal using your credentials. Look for any updates or announcements regarding the timetable.

3. Contact Support: Reach out to the official support channels of VIT KNOCKOUT for assistance. They can provide specific information regarding the timetable and any other course-related queries.

If you need further assistance or have more questions feel free to ask.

Hello,

Yes, an average student can definitely maintain a CGPA above 8.5 in VIT Vellore . Not qualifying JEE Mains does not mean you cannot do well in college.

It depends more on your consistency and how seriously you take your subjects during the semester. You don’t need to be a topper, just stay regular with classes, assignments, and study a bit before exams.

The pressure is there, but it's manageable. If you attend classes properly and study from notes or reference books, it becomes easier.

Semester exam questions are usually not as tough or deep as JEE Mains. Most of the time, they come from what is taught in class or from standard books or materials shared by the faculty. A little practice and understanding of concepts is enough— not a lot of critical thinking is needed like in JEE.

So yes, with regular effort, you can do really well.

Hello,

Semester exams in VIT are mostly based on the class modules, lecture notes, and what professors teach in class. The questions are usually not as tough as JEE Mains. Most of the time, they are direct and based on what has been taught.

Many questions also come from previous year papers and sometimes from reference books if the professor has mentioned them. But overall, if you follow the class lectures, go through the module content, and practice from past papers, you can score well.

So, the level is moderate, not too tough, not too easy. Mostly concept-based, but not like JEE level tricky.

Hope it helps !

Hi Yaswanth, To join VIT Vellore, aspiring students need to apply online, register for the relevant entrance exam (VITEEE for B.Tech, VITMEE for M.Tech, etc.), and participate in the online counseling process, prioritizing their choices based on merit and seat availability.

Here's a more detailed breakdown of the admission process:

Eligibility and Application:

1. For B.Tech: Candidates must appear for the VIT Engineering Entrance Examination (VITEEE).
2. For M.Tech: Candidates must appear for the VITMEE (VIT Master of Technology Entrance Examination).
3. For PhD: Candidates must appear for VITREE (VIT Research Entrance Examination).

Online Application: Apply online through the VIT website ( www.vit.ac.in (http://www.vit.ac.in) ) and pay the non-refundable application fee.

Application Fee: The application fee is Rs. 1200/- for M.Tech programs and Rs. 600/- for M.Sc programs.

Entrance Examinations :

1. VITEEE: For B.Tech admissions, the exam tests concepts in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics (or Biology for certain programs), English, and Aptitude.
2. VITMEE: For M.Tech admissions, the exam is a Computer Based Objective test.
3. VITREE: For PhD admissions.

For more details, https://www.careers360.com/university/vellore-institute-of-technology-vellore/admission

Is Lateral Entry Available for Engineering at VIT?

No, Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT) does not offer lateral entry admissions for B.Tech programs. Admission to engineering courses at VIT is strictly based on VITEEE (VIT Engineering Entrance Exam) for first-year entry. Diploma holders or students from other universities cannot directly enter the second year through lateral entry.

However, VIT does offer Direct Admission for Meritorious Students and International Admissions based on academic performance. If you're looking for lateral entry options, you may consider other universities that allow diploma holders to join B.Tech through LEET (Lateral Entry Entrance Test) .

Conclusion

VIT does not provide lateral entry for B.Tech programs. Candidates must appear for VITEEE or explore alternative institutions offering lateral entry admissions.

Hello,

As of now, Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT) has not specified the exact date for activating the VITEEE 2025 mock test link . However, it is expected to be available a few weeks before the exam, which is scheduled between April 20 and 27, 2025.

Meanwhile you can practice through VITEEE 2025 Free Mock Test Series from Careers360.

Hope it helps !

Hello,

Yes, choosing CSE at VIT-AP (near Valuru) is a good option. Here’s why:

1. VIT is a well-known university with good placement records .

2. Computer Science has high demand and offers great career opportunities.

3. VIT has top recruiters like TCS, Infosys, Amazon, etc.

4. The campus has modern labs, libraries, and hostels.

If you are interested in coding and technology, go for it !

With an MPC background and 90% in intermediate, you have several excellent course options depending on your interests and career goals. Here are some top choices:

Engineering & Technology

- B.Tech (CSE, ECE, Mechanical, Civil, etc.) – Best for those interested in technology, innovation, and problem-solving.

- B.Arch – If you have a creative side and an interest in architecture and design.

- BCA – A good alternative to engineering for a career in software and IT.

Pure Sciences & Research

- B.Sc (Mathematics, Physics, Computer Science, etc.) – Ideal if you enjoy research and higher studies like M.Sc., Ph.D.

- Integrated M.Sc. – Some institutions offer a direct path to research careers.  Commerce & Management

- BBA – A good choice if you're interested in business, management, or entrepreneurship.

- CA/CFA – If finance and accounting interest you.

Other Options

- Merchant Navy (B.Sc. Nautical Science) – If you like adventure and the marine field.

- Aerospace & Aviation Courses – For those fascinated by aircraft and space technology.

Your decision should be based on your interests, strengths, and career aspirations.