EXAM SYLLABUS

The VITEEE 2026 syllabus includes important topics from Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics/Biology, English, and Aptitude. Key areas cover Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Organic and Inorganic Chemistry, Calculus, and Coordinate Geometry, along with general English and logical reasoning in the Aptitude section. Focusing on these subjects will help candidates strengthen their preparation and improve performance in the entrance examination.

The syllabus for VITEEE is given below:

Physics

Chemistry

Mathematics

EXAM SYLLABUS

The VITEEE 2026 syllabus includes important topics from Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics/Biology, English, and Aptitude. Key areas cover Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Organic and Inorganic Chemistry, Calculus, and Coordinate Geometry, along with general English and logical reasoning in the Aptitude section. Focusing on these subjects will help candidates strengthen their preparation and improve performance in the entrance examination.

The syllabus for VITEEE is given below:

Physics

Chemistry

Mathematics

Biology

English

Aptitude Topic

EXAM PATTERN

The duration of the examination will be 2 hours and 30 minutes. All questions will be Multiple Choice Questions and one mark for the right answer and zero for the wrong answer. There will be a total of 125 questions divided into the section Maths/Biology (40 questions), Physics (35 questions), Chemistry (35 questions), Aptitude (10 questions), and English (5 questions). The question paper will be in English only.

MPCEA - Candidates appearing in MPCEA in VITEEE (Mathematics/ Physics/ Chemistry/ English/ Aptitude) are eligible for all the B.Tech. Degree programmes.

BPCEA - Candidates appearing in BPCEA in VITEEE (Biology/ Physics/ Chemistry/ English/ Aptitude) are eligible only for B.Tech. Bio- stream Degree programmes as below.

1. B.Tech. Biotechnology (VIT - Vellore)

2. B.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering (Bioinformatics), (VIT - Vellore)

3. B.Tech. Electronics and Communication Engineering (Biomedical Engineering), (VIT - Vellore)

4. B.Tech. Bioengineering (VIT - Bhopal)

5. B.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering (Health Informatics), (VIT - Bhopal)

6. B.Tech. Health Science Technology (VIT - Vellore)

Mode of Examination

VITEEE Examination will be held as an Online Computer Based Test.

Medium of Examination

Question Paper for VITEEE Examination will be available only in English.

Marking Scheme

1. No negative marks for wrong answers.

2. All questions are multiple-choice questions (MCQ).

3. Only one of the four responses is correct.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

The VITEEE 2026 eligibility criteria define the required academic qualifications and age limits for admission to VIT’s B.Tech programmes. Candidates are advised to check and confirm their eligibility before applying to prevent any risk of disqualification.

Nationality

The applicant for VITEEE should be a Resident / Non-Resident Indian National / OCI / PIO Holder.

NRI applicants can directly apply under 'NRI Category' through NRI application form.

Foreign applicants who studied/studying abroad can apply directly through the International application form. (Will be available shortly)

Age Limit

Candidates whose date of birth falls on or after 1st July 2004 are eligible to apply for VITEEE-2026.

The date of birth as recorded in the High School / SSC / X Certificate will be considered authentic.

Applicants should produce this certificate in original as proof of their age at the time of counselling/admission, failing which their candidacy for admission will be disqualified.

Education Qualification

Candidates appearing for the VITEEE-2026 should have either completed or shall be appearing in any one of the following qualifying examinations in 2026

1. The final examination of the 10+2 system, conducted by any recognized Central/ State Board, such as the Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi; Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations or any other Board accepted by VIT as equivalent to 10+2 examination.

2. Intermediate or two-year Pre-University Examination conducted by a recognized Board/ University.

3. General Certificate Education (GCE) examination (London/Cambridge/Srilanka) at the Advanced (A) level.

4. High School Certificate Examination of the Cambridge University/Pearson Edexcel regulated by UK For PCM : Physics & Mathematics - A Level/ Chemistry - A/AS Level and English - A/AS Level
For PCB : Physics & Biology - A Level/ Chemistry - A/AS Level and English - A/AS Level

5. High School Certificate Examination of the International Baccalaureate Diploma of the International Baccalaureate Office, Geneva.
For PCM : Physics & Mathematics - HL, Chemistry - SL/HL
For PCB : Physics & Biology - HL, Chemistry - SL/HL

6. Senior Secondary School Examination conducted by the National Institute of Open Schooling with minimum of 5 subjects as recognized by central board.

7. Applicants who have completed the Class 12 (or equivalent) examination outside India should produce an equivalence certificate to the effect that the examination they have passed is equivalent to the Class 12 Examination with grade/CGPA converted to percentage.

Note:

Candidates who have studied in Regular, Full Time and Formal Education are alone eligible to apply. Candidates who have appeared for multiple board examinations in the same academic year are not eligible.

For Indian nationals attending VITEEE 2026 is mandatory to be eligible for B.Tech. admission.

In case VITEEE 2026 gets cancelled due to natural calamities or causes beyond the control of the institute, qualifying criteria may be substituted with higher secondary marks. Applicants shall be informed accordingly.

Requirement in the Qualifying Examination

1. Applicants should be qualified for admission to collegiate education.

2. Applicants applying for the Undergraduate Engineering admission in 2026 should have passed with minimum aggregate of 60% of marks in Mathematics (M), Physics (P) and Chemistry (C) and with not less than 50% in Mathematics in the qualifying examination (+2/HSC/Intermediate). Refer admission eligiblity criteria for admission to B.Tech. programme.

3. Applicants applying for the Undergraduate Engineering admission in 2026 should have passed with minimum aggregate of 60% of marks in Biology (B), Physics (P) and Chemistry (C) and with not less than 50% of marks in Biology in the qualifying examination (+2/HSC/Intermediate). Refer admission eligiblity criteria for admission to B.Tech. programme.

4. Applicants applying for the Undergraduate Engineering admission in 2026 should have passed with minimum aggregate of 50% in Physics (P), Chemistry (C), and Mathematics (M) / Biology (B) in the qualifying examination (+2/HSC/Intermediate) for the following categories :

Applicants belonging to SC/ST

Applicants hailing from Jammu and Kashmir/ Ladakh and the Northeastern states of Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim and Tripura. Certificate to prove community / nativity should be produced at the time of counselling, failing which they will not be considered for admission.

Qualifying Marks

1. Candidates appearing for the VITEEE should have secured a minimum aggregate of 60% in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics /Biology in the qualifying examination (Intermediate).

2. The average marks obtained in the subjects Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics/Biology in the qualifying examination (Intermediate) put together should be 50% for the following categories (Candidates belonging to SC/ST Community & Candidates hailing from Jammu and Kashmir / Ladakh and the North Eastern states of Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim and Tripura). 

IMPORTANT DATES

Vellore Institute of Technology has released the VITEEE 2026 exam dates on its official website. The schedule includes important events such as registration, application deadlines, admit card release, examination dates, result declaration, and counselling. Candidates are advised to refer to the table below for the complete and updated VITEEE 2026 exam timeline.

EXAM ANALYSIS

Here is the exam analysis for the upcoming VITEEE B.E./B.Tech Exam 2026, written completely in text format (no tables) so you can clearly understand the pattern, difficulty level, and expectations.

VITEEE B.Tech 2026 Exam Analysis (Based on Previous Year)

When Was the Last VITEEE Exam Conducted

The most recent VIT Engineering Entrance Examination 2025 was conducted from 20 April 2025 to 27 April 2025.

The exam was organized by Vellore Institute of Technology for admission to B.E./B.Tech programs offered at its campuses in Vellore, Chennai, Bhopal, and Amaravati.

The exam was conducted in Computer-Based Test (CBT) mode across multiple test centers in India.

For VITEEE 2026, the exam is expected to be held between 28 April 2026 and 3 May 2026.

Exact Date, Time, and Shift Details (Previous Exam)

The exam was conducted over multiple days with two shifts each day.

The morning shift was conducted from 9:30 AM to 12:00 PM.
The afternoon shift was conducted from 2:30 PM to 5:00 PM.

The duration of the exam was 2 hours and 30 minutes.

Candidates were allowed to choose their exam slot through the Online Test Booking System (OTBS) after completing the application process.

VITEEE Exam Pattern

The exam is conducted in online computer-based mode and consists of multiple-choice questions.

The total duration of the exam is 2 hours and 30 minutes.

The paper contains 125 questions in total.

The exam includes questions from Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Aptitude, and English for engineering aspirants.

Students choosing the biology stream receive questions from Biology instead of Mathematics.

Each correct answer carries four marks, and starting from VITEEE 2026, one mark will be deducted for each incorrect answer because negative marking has been introduced.

Difficulty Level (Based on 2025 Exam)

The overall difficulty level of the previous exam was moderate.

Physics was considered moderate to slightly difficult, with several numerical and concept-based questions.

Mathematics was moderate to difficult and time-consuming, especially topics related to calculus and coordinate geometry.

Chemistry was moderate, and many questions were based on NCERT concepts.

The Aptitude section was easy to moderate and helped students increase their overall score.

The English section was easy, consisting mainly of grammar and vocabulary questions.

Good Attempts in the Previous Exam

Students who attempted around 85 to 95 questions with good accuracy were considered to have made a strong attempt.

Because VITEEE uses score normalization across different shifts, the final rank depends on both score and relative performance.

Previous Rank and Score Trends

Students scoring above 400 marks usually fall within the top 1000 ranks.

Scores between 350 and 400 marks often correspond to ranks within the top 3000.

Students scoring 300 to 350 marks may achieve ranks around 7000.

Scores between 250 and 300 marks generally result in ranks above 10,000, depending on the overall competition level.

What to Expect in VITEEE 2026

The exam pattern is expected to remain mostly unchanged, except for the introduction of negative marking.

The difficulty level will likely remain moderate to moderately difficult, similar to previous years.

Competition is expected to increase because VIT is one of the most popular private engineering universities in India.

The exam will continue to focus on conceptual understanding of Class 11 and Class 12 syllabus.

Important Topics Based on Previous Papers

In Physics, important topics include Electrostatics, Current Electricity, Thermodynamics, and Modern Physics.

In Mathematics, the most important topics include Calculus, Coordinate Geometry, Probability, and Vector Algebra.

In Chemistry, commonly asked topics include Chemical Bonding, Organic Reactions, Coordination Compounds, and Thermodynamics.

Key Preparation Strategy for VITEEE 2026

Students should focus on strong conceptual clarity of NCERT Class 11 and Class 12 topics.

Regularly solving previous year VITEEE questions helps in understanding the exam pattern.

Practicing full-length online mock tests is important to improve speed and time management.

Since negative marking has been introduced, accuracy will be extremely important in the upcoming exam.

EXAM ANALYSIS 2023

VITEEE 2023 shift 1 exam on Apr 19, 2023, was conducted from 9 AM to 11:30 AM. 

1. Physics: The Physics section was moderate with the most number of questions from the Class 12 syllabus.

2. Chemistry: The Chemistry paper for this exam was moderate as well. This section had mostly formula-based questions.

3. Mathematics: The Mathematics paper was easy compared to the other sessions, with direct and formula-based questions.

EXAM ANALYSIS

Here is the exam analysis for the upcoming VITEEE B.E./B.Tech Exam 2026, written completely in text format (no tables) so you can clearly understand the pattern, difficulty level, and expectations.

VITEEE B.Tech 2026 Exam Analysis (Based on Previous Year)

When Was the Last VITEEE Exam Conducted

The most recent VIT Engineering Entrance Examination 2025 was conducted from 20 April 2025 to 27 April 2025.

The exam was organized by Vellore Institute of Technology for admission to B.E./B.Tech programs offered at its campuses in Vellore, Chennai, Bhopal, and Amaravati.

The exam was conducted in Computer-Based Test (CBT) mode across multiple test centers in India.

For VITEEE 2026, the exam is expected to be held between 28 April 2026 and 3 May 2026.

Exact Date, Time, and Shift Details (Previous Exam)

The exam was conducted over multiple days with two shifts each day.

The morning shift was conducted from 9:30 AM to 12:00 PM.
The afternoon shift was conducted from 2:30 PM to 5:00 PM.

The duration of the exam was 2 hours and 30 minutes.

Candidates were allowed to choose their exam slot through the Online Test Booking System (OTBS) after completing the application process.

VITEEE Exam Pattern

The exam is conducted in online computer-based mode and consists of multiple-choice questions.

The total duration of the exam is 2 hours and 30 minutes.

The paper contains 125 questions in total.

The exam includes questions from Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Aptitude, and English for engineering aspirants.

Students choosing the biology stream receive questions from Biology instead of Mathematics.

Each correct answer carries four marks, and starting from VITEEE 2026, one mark will be deducted for each incorrect answer because negative marking has been introduced.

Difficulty Level (Based on 2025 Exam)

The overall difficulty level of the previous exam was moderate.

Physics was considered moderate to slightly difficult, with several numerical and concept-based questions.

Mathematics was moderate to difficult and time-consuming, especially topics related to calculus and coordinate geometry.

Chemistry was moderate, and many questions were based on NCERT concepts.

The Aptitude section was easy to moderate and helped students increase their overall score.

The English section was easy, consisting mainly of grammar and vocabulary questions.

Good Attempts in the Previous Exam

Students who attempted around 85 to 95 questions with good accuracy were considered to have made a strong attempt.

Because VITEEE uses score normalization across different shifts, the final rank depends on both score and relative performance.

Previous Rank and Score Trends

Students scoring above 400 marks usually fall within the top 1000 ranks.

Scores between 350 and 400 marks often correspond to ranks within the top 3000.

Students scoring 300 to 350 marks may achieve ranks around 7000.

Scores between 250 and 300 marks generally result in ranks above 10,000, depending on the overall competition level.

What to Expect in VITEEE 2026

The exam pattern is expected to remain mostly unchanged, except for the introduction of negative marking.

The difficulty level will likely remain moderate to moderately difficult, similar to previous years.

Competition is expected to increase because VIT is one of the most popular private engineering universities in India.

The exam will continue to focus on conceptual understanding of Class 11 and Class 12 syllabus.

Important Topics Based on Previous Papers

In Physics, important topics include Electrostatics, Current Electricity, Thermodynamics, and Modern Physics.

In Mathematics, the most important topics include Calculus, Coordinate Geometry, Probability, and Vector Algebra.

In Chemistry, commonly asked topics include Chemical Bonding, Organic Reactions, Coordination Compounds, and Thermodynamics.

Key Preparation Strategy for VITEEE 2026

Students should focus on strong conceptual clarity of NCERT Class 11 and Class 12 topics.

Regularly solving previous year VITEEE questions helps in understanding the exam pattern.

Practicing full-length online mock tests is important to improve speed and time management.

Since negative marking has been introduced, accuracy will be extremely important in the upcoming exam.

EXAM ANALYSIS 2023

VITEEE 2023 shift 1 exam on Apr 19, 2023, was conducted from 9 AM to 11:30 AM. 

1. Physics: The Physics section was moderate with the most number of questions from the Class 12 syllabus.

2. Chemistry: The Chemistry paper for this exam was moderate as well. This section had mostly formula-based questions.

3. Mathematics: The Mathematics paper was easy compared to the other sessions, with direct and formula-based questions.

STUDY TIPS

The only deciding factor for the selection or rejection of a candidate is the Strategy & Planning which is used by them for their preparation for the VITEEE Examination. A good and result-oriented Strategy & Planning for the examination will definitely allow the candidates to make their way through VITEEE Examination.

Some of the tips and tricks to prepare for VITEEE are:-

1. Understand Exam : First and very important thing for preparing for VITEEE is to understand the exam pattern and the type of questions asked. This will help you to understand which questions you need to focus on and what type of questions you can skip. 

2. Prepare Notes : Remember to prepare notes for the subjects you study. If you can get notes from any credible source, it will help you better. Also, keep making cheat sheets for the formulas and quick notes to help you in revising important points.

3. Stick to the timetable : It is also important to stick to the timetable which you have created. Make sure you prepare the timetable as per your schedule.

4. Practice mock tests : Keep practising mock tests a week prior to the exam. The VITEEE mock tests will help you practice the types of questions asked in the exam.

5. Check out previous year’s papers : Check out the previous year’s question papers as quite often, some questions may repeat themselves. 

6. Revise Thoroughly : Revising the topics you have learnt is equally important as learning them. Spare some time every day to revise the previous topic before starting the next topic. Also, revise the topics thoroughly once you finish your syllabus.

STUDY PLANS

6-Month Study Plan

Month 1–2: Strong Concept Foundation

Focus: NCERT basics + theory clarity

Physics: Laws of Motion, Work–Energy–Power, Kinematics, Thermodynamics

Chemistry: Atomic Structure, Periodic Table, Chemical Bonding, Basics of Organic Chemistry

Mathematics: Sets, Relations, Functions, Quadratic Equations, Trigonometry

English: Vocabulary, grammar basics, comprehension practice

Aptitude: Number series, percentages, logical reasoning (daily 20–30 mins)

Month 3–4: Syllabus Completion & Practice

Focus: Speed + accuracy

Physics: Electrostatics, Current Electricity, Magnetism, Optics

Chemistry: Thermodynamics, Electrochemistry, Organic reactions, Polymers

Mathematics: Calculus (Limits, Differentiation, Integration), Coordinate Geometry

English: Error spotting, sentence correction

Aptitude: Data interpretation, puzzles, reasoning

Month 5: Intensive Practice & Mock Tests

Focus: Exam temperament

Attempt 3–4 full-length mock tests per week

Analyze mistakes and revise weak topics

Practice previous-year VITEEE questions

Improve time management (no negative marking advantage)

Month 6: Final Revision & Strategy

Focus: Confidence + accuracy

Revise formulas, reactions, shortcuts

Take daily sectional tests

Attempt 1 mock test every alternate day

Avoid new topics in the last 10 days

3-Month Study Plan

Month 1: Core Concepts + Quick Coverage

Goal: Cover the full syllabus once with clarity

Physics: Kinematics, Laws of Motion, Work–Energy–Power, Current Electricity, Magnetism, Optics

Chemistry: Atomic Structure, Periodic Table, Chemical Bonding, Thermodynamics, Organic basics

Mathematics: Quadratic Equations, Trigonometry, Matrices, Probability

English: Grammar rules, vocabulary, reading comprehension

Aptitude: Number systems, percentages, logical reasoning (20–30 mins daily)

Month 2: Practice + Speed Building

Goal: Improve accuracy and time management

Physics: Electrostatics, EMI, Semiconductors

Chemistry: Electrochemistry, Polymers, Environmental Chemistry

Mathematics: Calculus (Limits, Differentiation, Integration), Coordinate Geometry

Start topic-wise MCQs (VITEEE level)

Attempt 2–3 mock tests per week

Month 3: Revision + Mock Test Phase

Goal: Exam readiness

Revise formulas, reactions, shortcuts

Attempt alternate-day full-length mock tests

Analyze mistakes daily

Practice English & Aptitude daily (easy scoring sections)???????

1-Month Study Plan

Week 1: Full Syllabus Quick Revision

Focus: Refresh all important topics

Physics: Kinematics, Laws of Motion, Work–Ener

STUDY TIPS

The only deciding factor for the selection or rejection of a candidate is the Strategy & Planning which is used by them for their preparation for the VITEEE Examination. A good and result-oriented Strategy & Planning for the examination will definitely allow the candidates to make their way through VITEEE Examination.

Some of the tips and tricks to prepare for VITEEE are:-

1. Understand Exam : First and very important thing for preparing for VITEEE is to understand the exam pattern and the type of questions asked. This will help you to understand which questions you need to focus on and what type of questions you can skip. 

2. Prepare Notes : Remember to prepare notes for the subjects you study. If you can get notes from any credible source, it will help you better. Also, keep making cheat sheets for the formulas and quick notes to help you in revising important points.

3. Stick to the timetable : It is also important to stick to the timetable which you have created. Make sure you prepare the timetable as per your schedule.

4. Practice mock tests : Keep practising mock tests a week prior to the exam. The VITEEE mock tests will help you practice the types of questions asked in the exam.

5. Check out previous year’s papers : Check out the previous year’s question papers as quite often, some questions may repeat themselves. 

6. Revise Thoroughly : Revising the topics you have learnt is equally important as learning them. Spare some time every day to revise the previous topic before starting the next topic. Also, revise the topics thoroughly once you finish your syllabus.

STUDY PLANS

6-Month Study Plan

Month 1–2: Strong Concept Foundation

Focus: NCERT basics + theory clarity

Physics: Laws of Motion, Work–Energy–Power, Kinematics, Thermodynamics

Chemistry: Atomic Structure, Periodic Table, Chemical Bonding, Basics of Organic Chemistry

Mathematics: Sets, Relations, Functions, Quadratic Equations, Trigonometry

English: Vocabulary, grammar basics, comprehension practice

Aptitude: Number series, percentages, logical reasoning (daily 20–30 mins)

Month 3–4: Syllabus Completion & Practice

Focus: Speed + accuracy

Physics: Electrostatics, Current Electricity, Magnetism, Optics

Chemistry: Thermodynamics, Electrochemistry, Organic reactions, Polymers

Mathematics: Calculus (Limits, Differentiation, Integration), Coordinate Geometry

English: Error spotting, sentence correction

Aptitude: Data interpretation, puzzles, reasoning

Month 5: Intensive Practice & Mock Tests

Focus: Exam temperament

Attempt 3–4 full-length mock tests per week

Analyze mistakes and revise weak topics

Practice previous-year VITEEE questions

Improve time management (no negative marking advantage)

Month 6: Final Revision & Strategy

Focus: Confidence + accuracy

Revise formulas, reactions, shortcuts

Take daily sectional tests

Attempt 1 mock test every alternate day

Avoid new topics in the last 10 days

3-Month Study Plan

Month 1: Core Concepts + Quick Coverage

Goal: Cover the full syllabus once with clarity

Physics: Kinematics, Laws of Motion, Work–Energy–Power, Current Electricity, Magnetism, Optics

Chemistry: Atomic Structure, Periodic Table, Chemical Bonding, Thermodynamics, Organic basics

Mathematics: Quadratic Equations, Trigonometry, Matrices, Probability

English: Grammar rules, vocabulary, reading comprehension

Aptitude: Number systems, percentages, logical reasoning (20–30 mins daily)

Month 2: Practice + Speed Building

Goal: Improve accuracy and time management

Physics: Electrostatics, EMI, Semiconductors

Chemistry: Electrochemistry, Polymers, Environmental Chemistry

Mathematics: Calculus (Limits, Differentiation, Integration), Coordinate Geometry

Start topic-wise MCQs (VITEEE level)

Attempt 2–3 mock tests per week

Month 3: Revision + Mock Test Phase

Goal: Exam readiness

Revise formulas, reactions, shortcuts

Attempt alternate-day full-length mock tests

Analyze mistakes daily

Practice English & Aptitude daily (easy scoring sections)???????

1-Month Study Plan

Week 1: Full Syllabus Quick Revision

Focus: Refresh all important topics

Physics: Kinematics, Laws of Motion, Work–Energy–Power, Current Electricity, Magnetism, Optics

Chemistry: Atomic Structure, Chemical Bonding, Thermodynamics, Organic basics, Polymers

Mathematics: Quadratic Equations, Trigonometry, Calculus basics, Coordinate Geometry

English: Grammar rules, vocabulary, reading comprehension

Aptitude: Number systems, percentages, logical reasoning

Week 2: Topic-Wise Practice

Focus: Accuracy + confidence

Solve VITEEE-level MCQs for each subject

Practice English & Aptitude daily (easy scoring)

Identify weak chapters and revise them

Week 3: Mock Test Phase

Focus: Time management

Attempt 4–5 full-length mock tests

Analyze mistakes after every test

Improve speed (no negative marking—attempt all)

Week 4: Final Revision & Exam Strategy

Focus: Maximum retention

Revise formulas, reactions, shortcuts

Take alternate-day mock tests

Light study in the last 2–3 days

Avoid new topics

OVERVIEW

Vellore Institute of Technology Engineering Entrance Examination (VITEEE) is conducted for admission to undergraduate engineering programmes in VIT group of Institutions. VIT has introduced many innovations in academic processes that add value to every student. FFCS (Fully Flexible Credit System), PBL (Project Based Learning) for better learning, fully digitized academic portals that assist students in equipping themselves for market places, Hackathons / Makeathons as part of curriculum exercise which kindles the interest and the curiosity of students, which molds them to be better problem solvers.

SELECTION PROCESS

1. Selection is based on the rank secured in VITEEE-2026 through Computer Based Test (CBT)

2. Selected candidates can participate in online counseling based on their ranking. They can give options for specific campus, programme and category of fees. Allotment will be based on the rank obtained and available options.

3. VIT will verify the eligibility of candidates after completing the tuition fee payment on or before the stipulated date. Candidates are required to produce documents while reporting to the campus or as and when asked for, by the Office of Admissions. Provisional Admission offered during counselling will be valid ONLY if the eligibility is fulfilled.