VITEEE Pattern

No, the unattempted questions in the VITEEE paper will not be marked negatively. These questions will not be considered when the papers are being scored. Students are encouraged to attempt all questions in the exam since wrong answers are not negatively marked.

VITEEE will consist of objective multiple-choice questions. Out of the given four options for each question, the student will have to select the correct one and submit it. More than one option cannot be selected. The questions will be prepared from the official syllabus.

The students will be given 2 hours 30 minutes to complete the VIT exam. No extra time will be available to the candidates to complete the question paper. All of the questions have to solved and completed within the given time limit.

There will be a total of 125 multiple-choice questions in VITEEE. The students will have to attempt all questions to have a higher chance of scoring well in the exam. In every question, the student will be given four options, and the correct one has to be selected

According to the analysis of the students who have appeared for the exam in the past, the overall examination difficulty level of VITEEE is moderate to difficult. The exam is prepared to check the student's aptitude on Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics/Biology and English. In comparison to JEE Main, VITEEE is a considered a bit easier.

Yes, VITEEE is a computer-based test, which is conducted at various exam cities. Each question will have four options, out of which the student will have to choose the correct one. After selecting the correct option, it has to be submitted.

Yes. The VIT sample papers are prepared similar to the format of the official question papers of VITEEE. Candidates are advised to check the VIT sample papers to prepare for the upcoming examination. By solving the VIT sample papers, the candidates will be able to know how the examination will be conducted. The important topics and questions can also be identified through the sample papers.

VITEEE is conducted as a computer-based test at different exam cities. The question paper will have a total of 125 multiple-choice questions from Physics, Chemistry, Maths/Biology, Aptitude and English. The students will have to complete the exam within 2 hours and 30 minutes. If we break the questions section-wise, then Physics and Chemistry will have 35 questions each, Aptitude will have 10 questions and English will have 5 questions. However, Maths will have 40 questions. Every correct answer will be given one mark. There is no negative marking for incorrect answers.