With a VITEEE rank of 9,608, you can’t get CSE at VIT Vellore in any category.

Why?

CSE cutoff for Vellore is ~950 (Category 1).

You're in Category 1 but rank is too high for CSE.

What You Can Get:

IT, ECE, Mechanical, etc. at VIT Vellore (Category 1).

CSE at VIT Chennai, Bhopal, or AP (in higher

categories).

With a rank of 9,608, you can’t get CSE (Integrated M.Tech) at VIT Vellore in any category.

You may get CSE at VIT Chennai, Bhopal, or AP, or try other branches like ECE or IT at Vellore.

No, with a VITEEE rank of 9,608, you cannot get CSE (Integrated M.Tech) at VIT Vellore in any category.

CSE (Integrated) at Vellore usually closes below 4,000 rank. You can try for other campuses (Chennai, Bhopal, AP) or other branches at Vellore.

Hello Ramesh,

VIT Bhopal and Shiv Nadar University (SNU) have M.Tech programs with unique positives, so your selection will be driven by your priorities.

VIT Bhopal:

• A member of the well-known VIT group, that is recognized primarily for its industry-oriented curriculum and placement assistance.
• Strong connections in many technology-driven industries, particularly south India.
• More recognized for scale and networking opportunities, and more specializations for M.Tech.
• Although placement is good for M.Tech, it is dependent on your branch.

Shiv Nadar University (SNU):

• A research-based institution supported by Shiv Nadar Foundation.
• More personalized and focused education due to smaller intake.
• Focus on core research, critical thinking, and interdisciplinary work.
• Growing visibility and some international connections in industry, but placements for M.Tech is still evolving in SNU.

Choose VIT Bhopal if you want a heavy focus on industry exposure, large peer network, and employment prospects. Choose SNU if you are primarily interested in research or planning to pursue a Ph.D./academia route and want personalized training or mentoring.

Hi Aspirant

Vellore Institute of Technology offers admission into its five year integrated MTech programs through a structured rank based category system These categories are not based on reservation like SC ST or OBC but on the rank obtained by the student in the entrance process This rank based category system decides not only the admission eligibility but also the fee structure for the program

The categories are usually divided into four main types Category One Category Two Category Three and Category Four These categories are based on rank slabs and each one corresponds to a different tuition fee slab Lower the category number lesser the fee to be paid which means Category One has the least tuition fee while Category Four has the highest The aim is to reward higher ranking students with better financial benefits while still keeping the admission open to a larger group of aspirants

Now with a rank of three thousand seven hundred ninety one in the MTech Integrated program your expected position would fall within Category Two Category One is usually reserved for students with ranks within two thousand or slightly higher depending on the course and year For example if the program is in high demand such as Computer Science or Software Engineering Category One cutoffs may close even earlier for ranks under fifteen hundred However for courses with moderate demand such as MTech Integrated Biotechnology or Electronics a student with a rank under four thousand might get a chance in Category One or at least the beginning of Category Two

In your case assuming you are targeting a high demand branch like MTech Integrated in Computer Science Engineering with specialization in Software Engineering or Artificial Intelligence your rank most likely places you in Category Two This means your tuition fee will be slightly higher than Category One but still lower than Categories Three and Four It also means you are likely to be offered admission in the first or second round of counseling depending on seat availability

During the VIT counseling process the seat allocation depends not only on your rank but also on the preferences you fill during the choice filling stage If a student with a better rank does not opt for the same course or campus the seat may slide down to the next eligible rank holder Hence even if you fall in Category Two for a competitive course there is a good chance of getting the branch and campus of your choice

You can also track the category wise fee structure and availability during counseling rounds so that you make an informed decision You may be given an option to select the branch even if it falls under a higher category with a different fee You can either accept the seat or wait for further rounds hoping for a better category allocation

Hello Aspirant,

Having secured an All India Rank of 189 in the Integrated M. Tech course in VIT, you stand an excellent chance at getting a good branch. VIT usually offers branches like CSE with specialization in AI/ML, Data Science, Cybersecurity and Software Engineering for top ranking students. Given that your state rank is within 200, you should find yourself eligible for the most sought after branches in the first round itself. You're guaranteed to at least meet the cut-off for the most sought after branches. That said, the final allotment will depend on the number of applicants, their preferences, and number of seats available, so make sure to be smart about what you list in terms of your top preferences.

Hello Aspirant,

With 6500 rank in VIT Integrated M. Tech, you have good chances to get VIT-AP or VIT Bhopal as they generally have a large intake capacity and comparatively lower cutoff. Getting VIT Chennai will be difficult as typically it has a higher closing rank, and it also has a lot of competition. Nevertheless, you should really wait for the official counselling rounds, as the cutoffs change every year by a small margin depending on how many students apply, seat availability, etc.

Hi Anguish,

Since, you have mailed your issue to VIT additionally, you have uploaded the provisional marksheet and paid the fees it is very unlikely that they would cancel your admission. You may wait for their response as well.

ALL THE BEST !

With 40 marks and SC category, getting ECE at VIT-AP is unlikely. try other branches or colleges.

Yes, with a VITEEE 2025 rank above 1 lakh and 962 marks in your Intermediate Public Examination (IPE), you have a viable chance of securing admission into VIT's 5-year Integrated M.Tech programs, particularly at the VIT-AP (Amaravati) and VIT Bhopal campuses.

• VITEEE Rank : Candidates with ranks above 1 lakh are eligible for admission to the VIT-AP and VIT Bhopal campuses only .

• Academic Qualifications : For Integrated M.Tech programs, VIT considers your Class 12 (or equivalent) marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM). The minimum aggregate requirements are:

  • VIT-AP and VIT Bhopal : 65% in PCM .

• Your score of 962 in IPE suggests a strong academic performance, which should meet the eligibility criteria.