Yes, you can, but it would be better if you prepared for jee mains and jee advance rather than viteee.

So, if you prepare for Jee mains instead, won't that help you pass smaller exams along the way?

You can definitely take a break and prepare, but you have to

Engineering colleges in India offering admission on the basis of VITEEE score are provided below:

VIT Vellore - Vellore Institute of Technology

VIT Chennai - Vellore Institute of Technology

VIT Bhopal - VIT University

VIT-AP University, Amaravati

Woxsen University, Hyderabad

For more information regarding VITEEE consider the link provided below:

Greetings!

You can "technically" apply in 5th phase, what that means is that authorities are not going to stop you from doing so, but I don't feel it will yield any results whatsoever.

It can be explained by following example, assume that phase 4 ends on 1lakh, and phase 5

Hello Aspirant,

VIT has category-wise cutoffs for a specific branch. There are 5 categories. The fees increases with category. For instance, the fee for category 4 will be more than category 2. Therefore, you can get CSE at a higher rank but the fee will be more.

Category wise cutoff

Hello,

------- The Eligibility Criteria For The Qualifying Examination is as following -

------- Candidates applying for the Undergraduate Engineering admission in 2022 should have secured minimum aggregate of 55% in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics/Biology in the qualifying examination (+2/Intermediate).

• Candidates applying for the Undergraduate Engineering admission in 2022

Hi

Making  prediction is difficult as  cutoff  depends upon various factors like :-

-----------) number of students

-----------) number of available seats,

-----------)  examination difficulty level etc

But yes,

When we go through previous year trend then

>>>>>>>>> With your  71.8 percentile/ nta score in jee main

You have chances