Colleges in Vellore

The cut-off for the integrated M.Tech programme at VIT Vellore varies every year, but it generally requires a top VITEEE rank within twenty thousand to thirty thousand. For specialised branches like CSE, the cut-off can be even higher. Counselling rounds and category seats also influence the final cut-off.

Core/non CSE specialisations at Chennai, AP, Bhopal campuses are realistic: Mechanical, EEE, ECE (borderline), Civil, Chemical, Production, and CSE adjacent specialisations (Data Science/AI) may slip away in Cat 1 but can appear in higher categories. Vellore CSE is out. If fees matter, lock Category 1/2 in a solid non CSE branch, then aim for internal branch change (performance based) after the first year.

With an 88.5 percentile in JEE, getting a B.Tech CSE seat at VIT Andhra Pradesh depends on the cutoffs, which mostly consider VITEEE or Andhra Pradesh EAMCET ranks. VIT-AP typically admits via VITEEE or Andhra Pradesh EAMCET; JEE percentile alone may not directly qualify you unless converted accordingly. Usually, VITEEE cutoff ranks for CSE range widely but expected category 1 closing ranks were around 20,000 to 45,000 in 2024. To confirm, you should check VITEEE or Andhra Pradesh EAMCET scores and admission criteria specifically.

To get into ECE at VIT Vellore:

- *Score*: Aim for 85+ (75+ for certain categories).

- *Rank*: Typically 5,000 to 15,000.

- *Category-wise Cutoff*:

    - Category 1: Up to 12,000

    - Category 2: Up to 15,000

    - Category 3: Up to 22,000

    - Category 4: Up to 28,000

    - Category 5: Up to 35,000

Check the official VITEEE website for the latest cutoff information.

Yes, you may qualify for the VIT integrated M.Tech programme with an 85% in PCM. While a good score, admission isn't solely based on 12th-grade marks; entrance exam scores, seat availability, and cutoff scores are also considered. It's a good idea to aim for a high rank in the VITEEE (VIT Engineering Entrance Exam) to increase your chances. While VIT does have a large number of CBSE students, this is likely due to the popularity of CBSE among students aiming for higher education.