First off, VITEEE doesn't really work on a strict "pass/fail" system like some other exams. Instead, they rank students based on their scores, and then they use those ranks to decide who gets into which program. ¹ So, there isn't a minimum qualifying mark that gets you in for sure.

What they do look at is your overall performance compared to everyone else who took the test. The higher your score, the better your rank, and the better your chances of getting into the branch of engineering you want.

It depends on a bunch of things, like how many people took the test, how difficult the test was, and how many seats are available. If the test is easy, or a lot of people score high, the cut-off ranks will go up.

To get an idea of what to aim for, you should look at previous years' cut-off ranks. VIT releases these, and you can find them on their official website or on educational websites. These ranks will give you a general idea of what scores were needed to get into different branches of engineering at VIT.

Basically, try your best to score as high as possible. The higher your score, the better your rank, and the more options you'll have. Don't focus on a specific mark, focus on doing the absolute best you can. Always check the official VIT website for the most accurate and up to date cut off rank information.

I hope it helps.