VITEEE Pattern

No, physical and virtual calculators are not allowed in VITEEE. Students have to attempt all questions manually. They will be provided rough sheets to do calculation. 

The introduction of negative marking in VITEEE exam pattern for the first time is the most significant change made this year. Now, for every incorrect answer, one mark will be deducted. While each correct answer carry 4 marks. So, now with negative marking implemented, blind guessing can be risky. 

VITEEE is comparatively easier than JEE Mains in terms of difficulty. JEE Main purely focuses on concepts and fundamentals. On the other hand, the VITEEE focuses more on accuracy. In terms of difficulty level, JEE Mains ranges from moderate to tough while VIT exam range from easy to moderate.

No, 75% is not required for VITEEE. The minimum qualifying mark is 60% marks in physics, mathematics and chemistry. On the other hand, for SC/ST, Jammu and Ladakh and North-Eastern states, the minimum qualifying mark is 50%. 

According to the subject requirement, 60% or 50% is calculated based on Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics/Biology. PCB is required for Biotech/Bioengineering.

Yes, absolutely exam pattern is important for VITEEE preparation as it help student to understand how the VIT exam is conducted. Now that negative marking is introduced, candidates must be well aware of the marking scheme and prepare accordingly. In addition, students must focus on accuracy and time management skills apart from clearing concepts. 

VITEEE mock test is now available on official website. Candidates can access mock test for free to understand paper pattern and marking scheme.

VITEEE exam has 125 questions in total. All questions are objective-type and incorrect responses include negative marking. Candidates have to complete their exam in 2 hours and 30 minutes. The section-wise distribution of questions can be checked below -

Yes, the mathematics subject/section is important and compulsory in the VITEEE exam, specifically for BTech programmes. For students applying under PCB, must have biology as their compulsory subject. Candidates must have passed with an aggregate of 60% marks in Mathematics in the qualifying exam.

VITEEE, otherwise called as Vellore Institute of Technology Engineering Entrance Examination. The exam is held online for 2.5 hours and is conducted once in a year to offer admission to BTech programmes in different specialisations. Qualified candidates are offered seats at VIT campuses - Vellore, AP, Bhopal and Chennai. 

Candidates can check section-wise marking and question distribution.

Students will be given 4 marks for each correct response, and -1 mark will be deducted for incorrect answer.