Hey there

Its true that less time is left for VITEEE but trust me you can get a decent branch in VIT, vellore. NCERT is must questions are asked from NCERT atleast for maths and chemistry. For chemistry which you can prepare easily is very scoring and thus do inorganic

Dear Aspirant,

yes of course you get the cse in vit vellore. it is a private enginnering college and with so much great marks and percentile you will surely get the seat.

You can fill in the application form both offline and offline. If you want to fill the application form offline, it will cost you Rs.1250. You can get the application form from designated list of post offices available at the page https://vit.ac.in/BTechAdmissions/ by producing a DD of Rs. 1250 in

Hey aspirant

The VITEEE comprises of 125 Multiple Choice Questions with 35 questions each for Physics and Chemistry, 40 questions of Biology/ Mathematics, 5 questions of English and 10 questions of general aptitude.

So you should begin with Mathematics abd physics with more focus because both require extra hard practice

Hello ,

Last date to apply for VITEEE has been extended but not yet announced the closing date , so you should fill form as soon as possible if you want to take admission in VIT .

Registration link is given below :-

https://viteee.vit.ac.in/

Exam date is 29th July to

Ashwin, you can check the syllabus for VITEEE at our page: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/viteee-syllabus . Along with Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Mathematcis, there are  also English and Aptitude Sections. If you are in 11th right now, ou will be technically appearing for your 12th in 2021. Because of the reduced Academic year,

hey aspirant

Hope you are doing well

As per latest notice admission will be taken on the basis of class 12th percentage hence you can get cse in any one of the campuses of VIT university , not surely main campus but yes you may cse in one of the

Hello Aspirant

• The candidates should have studied Maths/Biology, Chemistry and Physics for their 10+2th standard (or equivalent) qualifying examination.

• General category candidates should have secured 60% and above in Maths/Biology, Chemistry and Physics in 10+2 or equivalent examination.

• For SC/ST candidates, the score to be secured is 50%.

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