Exam

No there is no negative marking in VITLEEE 2026. In total, there are 100 questions in the exam. They are asked from different topics including English, General Knowledge, current affairs, Logical Reasoning, and Quantitative Aptitude.

Each section carries 20 marks for VITLEEE 2026. There are five sections from which questions are asked in the exam. They are:

·       English

·       General Knowledge and Current Affairs

·       Logical Reasoning

·       Quantitative Aptitude

·       Legal Reasoning

All VITLEEE 2026 questions are of Multiple Choice Question (MCQ) and are asked from the following areas:

·       English

·       General Knowledge and Current Affairs

·       Logical Reasoning

·       Quantitative Aptitude

·       Legal Reasoning

A total of 100 questions are asked in VITLEEE 2026. There are five sections in the exam and each section has 20 questions. There is no negative marking in the exam and VITLEEE 2026 follows pen and paper mode, for students.

Students need to ensure that the photos are recent, have light background, are in JPG/JPEG, and size is 10-200KB, for VITLEEE 2026 application. For signatures, the colour should be black/blue ink, should be horizontal, and the size should be 4-30KB, to meet the criteria.  

The VIT (Vellore Institute of Technology) does not open a formal application correction window after the final submission of application forms like the VITEEE or VITLEE. However, minor corrections can be made by making a request at the admission office.

Students will require following documents while applying for VITLEEE 2026 online:

·       Age Proof: Aadhaar Card or Age Proof Certificate.

·       Academic Proof: Class 10th Mark Sheet & Class 12th Mark Sheet (all attempts).

·       Exam-Related: Class 12th Hall Ticket (if awaiting results).

·       Category Proof: Community Certificate (for SC/ST) & Nativity Certificate (for North Eastern States/J&K/Ladakh).

·       Photo & Signature: Digital copies for upload.

As per official information, the VITLEEE 2026 application fee is non-refundable. The amount which is INR 1200 is not returned back to the students regardless of the fact that the student continues or withdraws the application. However, the refund policy for the main academic fees (tuition, etc.) after a candidate has been enrolled and taken admission, is separate and subject to the guidelines announced by the AICTE/UGC at the time of withdrawal.

Mohali is the test centre for VITLEEE 2026 in Punjab. You can apply for the exam till 12 April 2026. The exam will be held on 3 May 2026. The exam will be held in pen and paper mode and there will be no negative marking for the same.