VITEEE

Yes. Candidates will be able to skip questions while attempting the VITEEE mock test. The skipped questions will be marked white in the question palette of the mock test. Candidates will be able to return to the skipped questions and attempt it later during the exam. However, the questions have to be answered within the allotted examination duration. Since there is no negative marking, the candidates are advised to attempt as many questions as they can to have a higher chance of securing good marks for admissions.

Yes. The authorities will release the VITEEE 2026 mock test. Candidates will be able to access the VITEEE mock test 2026 link online at vit.ac.in. Through the mock test of VIT 2026, the candidates will be able to prepare for the upcoming entrance exam. Before accessing the mock test, the candidates are advised to carefully read all of the instructions and guidelines. It is important for the candidates to attempt the mock test, since it will help them to become familiar with the entrance examination pattern.

Yes. During the VITEEE mock test, the candidates will be able to navigate the sections. The candidates will be able to navigate to any sections using the section tab available on the top of the screen. There is no limitation to the number of times a candidate can use the tab to navigate into different sections. While attempting the examination, the candidates are advised to complete the sections which are easier before advancing to the difficult ones. This will allow the candidates to spend more time on the difficult sections and questions. 

In the VIT mock test, the candidates will be able to see the question palette where the various colours will represent the status of the corresponding question. If the question number is green, then it means that the concerned question is already answered. While attempting the examination, the candidates are advised to carefully check the question palette. Candidates will be able to check the status of the questions and which are the ones left unanswered through the question palette.

No. The candidates will not be able to select their preferred slots for VITEEE mock tests. The authorities will make the VIT mock test available online all throughout the examination process so that the candidates are able to attempt it and prepare anytime. No login credentials are required to access the mock test of VITEEE. Candidates will be able to access the mock tests anytime so that they can accordingly prepare for the entrance examination. 

The official VITEEE mock test link will be released online at vit.ac.in. The candidates will not require any credentials to attempt the VITEEE mock test.  No other mode will be used to make the mock test available for the candidates. After the mock test is released, the candidates will have to select their preferred exam stream from MPCEA (Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, English and Aptitude) or BPCEA (Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, English and Aptitude). After checking all of the instructions, the candidates will have to commence the mock test and finish it within the allotted time. 

The authorities will release the VITEEE 2026 mock test link online at vit.ac.in. It is to be noted that the VIT 2026 mock test link will not be available in any other website. No credentials will be required to access the VITEEE mock test of MPCEA and BPCEA. All candidates will be able to use the mock test as a free facility offered by the authorities. This will allow the candidates to attempt the mock test and be well prepared for the entrance examination.

Candidates will be able to select their preferred VITEEE exam centres during the application form-filling process. The top 3 VIT exam cities have to be selected and submitted in the order of preference. Candidates are advised to be careful while selecting the order of preference in exam cities, since it will be considered for the allotment of exam centres. For the allotment of VITEEE 2026 exam centres. the authorities will consider the preferences and availability. The authorities will not accept requests from students about the change of centres, once it is allotted.