Vivekananda Institute of Technology Karimnagar Answered Questions

To apply to VKIT, first fill out the online application form on their official website.Next, make sure you're eligible—you need to have passed 12th with Physics, Chemistry, and Maths, scoring at least 45% (or 40% for reserved categories).Then, appear for an entrance exam like KCET or COMEDK UGET. Once results are out, join the counseling process, pick VKIT as your choice, and submit your documents like marks cards, entrance scorecard, and ID.After you're allotted a seat, pay the course fee (roughly INR 3.6–INR 3.8 Lacs total), complete enrollment, and you're all set to start your journey at VKIT.

Yes, VKIT offers scholarships to support students both academically and financially. One of the key initiatives is the JES Memorial Scholarship, provided by the Janatha Education Society. It's a merit-cum-means scholarship aimed at students who perform well academically and come from rural or economically weaker backgrounds.In addition to that, VKIT also helps students apply for government scholarships, especially those meant for SC/ST, OBC, and other reserved categories through various Karnataka state schemes. Students can also access scholarships from other state governments or external organizations, depending on eligibility.

The KCET cutoff for Janatha Education Trust's Vivekananda Institute of Technology (VKIT) varies by branch and changes slightly each year based on demand. For the year 2024, the closing rank for Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) was around 50,670 in Round 1 and extended up to 67,567 in Round 2. Branches like Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning closed at around 52,849 in Round 1 and about 72,558 in Round 2. Information Science and Engineering saw closing ranks in the range of 66,932 to 92,423. Electronics and Communication Engineering had a slightly wider window, closing at around 74,892 to over 106,000. For core branches like Civil and Mechanical Engineering, the cutoffs were more relaxed, going well beyond 130,000 and even touching over 260,000 in later rounds. So, if you're aiming for high-demand branches like CSE or AI/ML, securing a KCET rank within 60,000 gives you a solid chance, while other branches remain accessible with higher ranks.

The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) released the KCET 2025 results on? May?24?2025—announced at 11:30? AM, with scorecards available online from around 2:00? PM onwards via cetonline.karnataka.gov.in and karresults.nic.in.For VKIT and other engineering colleges in Karnataka, this result date is the same—your KCET rank becomes available on that day. After results are out, the counselling process (including document verification and seat allotment for colleges like VKIT) typically begins in early to mid-June.

To get into VKIT for a B.E./B.Tech course, you'll need to meet the basic eligibility: 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Maths, scoring at least 45% (40% for reserved categories).Next, you have to take one of the accepted entrance exams—KCET (for Karnataka students) or COMEDK UGET (for others). Some seats might also consider JEE Main scores.Once your results are out, go through the official counseling process for the respective exam, select VKIT as your choice, and submit the required documents like marks cards, ID, and entrance scorecards.If you're allotted a seat, just pay the fee (around INR 3.6 to INR 3.8 Lacs for the full course), complete the final enrollment steps, and you will get admission.

First, you need to pass 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Maths, scoring at least 45% (or *40% if you're from a reserved category).Then, take an entrance exam like KCET (for Karnataka students) or COMEDK UGET (for others). Some admissions may also accept JEE Main scores.After the results, go through the official counseling process, pick VKIT as your choice, and submit your documents like marks cards and ID.Once you're allotted a seat, just pay the fee (around INR 3.6 to INR 3.8 Lacs total), complete the admission steps, and you're good to go. 

At Janatha Education Society's Vivekananda Institute of Technology (VKIT) in Bengaluru, hostel fees are structured differently for boys and girls to accommodate basic lodging and boarding needs:Boys' Hostel: ?40,000 per year as rent, plus a ?5,000 refundable security deposit. Mess (food) costs about ?150 per day.Girls' Hostel: ?30,000 per year rent, with no listed security deposit, and mess charges are also around ?150 per day .This setup includes an equipped living space for four students per room and access to amenities like clean drinking water, hot water, generator backup, and emergency transport . So, if you stay the full academic year, lodging (with deposit) alone comes to ?45,000 for boys or ?30,000 for girls, with total annual expenses increasing depending on your daily meal plan.

Yes, you can get admission to Janatha Education Trust'S Vivekananda Institute of Technology (VKIT) B.E. / B.Tech course without KCET. There are management quota seats in Janatha Education Trust'S Vivekananda Institute of Technology (VKIT). You have to contact the college directly for the same. There will be high fees and also a interview will be there.

The faculty at Vivekananda Institute of Technology (VKIT) are generally well-qualified, supportive, and have solid academic backgrounds, which many students appreciate for helping them stay on track academically and prepare for university-level exams. According to reviews on AmbitionBox, staff satisfaction is quite high, with a 3.8 out of 5 rating—suggesting faculty have good job security and provide a decent working environment. On Glassdoor, VKIT is rated 4.1 out of 5 overall, with several assistant professors praising the supportive atmosphere, structured teaching, and reliable systems in place .

Here is the fees range for courses offered by the Janatha Education Trust'S Vivekananda Institute of Technology (VKIT) :1) For Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech), It is Rs. 3.6Lakhs  for 4 years for CSE/ECE/ ME/CE and EE.2)Hostel Fees is around Rs. 18500 per semster and Mess fess is around Rs. 18000 per semster.3)Extra charges like institute development fees etc. can be there.