VITEEE

It is not possible to get the merit list of that programme details, as it changes every year and no year details matches with others. Therefore, you cannot use it to predict your selection. However, if you got like more than 80% in your 12th boards, of course you can get admission.

You cannot get admission in B.Tech programmes if you don't attempt VITEEE in any of the campus. However, you can get admission in other UG programmes or UG+PG integrated programmes based on your 12th score.

Yes, you can easily take admission with these marks. Please join us in counselling to select your branch.

There is no entrance exam for Integrated M.Tech course. You have to visit the official VIT website and fill in the application form with your 12th marks, both online and offline modes are available. After filling the application just wait for your counselling date to be informed by VIT. There are chances that you might get a seat.

Students whose rank is more than 1,00,000 are not eligible to take admission in any of the campus except Bhopal. If you want there are chances that you might get admission in VIT, Bhopal in category 5.

Mostly the sets will be filled by 60k to 65k rank. If you try from management side you can get admission in CSE under category 5.

CSE and mechanical engineering you should prefer first, then opt for other.

He cannot get admission in VIT-Vellore campus as students should have less than 1,00,000 rank to get admission in Vellore, Chennai and Amravati campus. Your son can get admission in Bhopal campus.

I would suggest you to go with VIT, if you get a seat in CSE and can afford, As VIT is ranked No 1 private Institute by Indian Government 4th time in a row. Coming to placements and curriculum wise it's really excellent. There are top placement record for CSE students offering more than 40L by companies like Microsoft.

The minimum eligibility for admission in VIT is 60% in class 12th and rank less than 1,00,000 (any campus). But in Bhopal campus, students who got any rank are eligible to take admission, but not sure whether they accept students who have scored less than 60% in class 12th.