VTUEEE

In the VTUEEE the course are only for B.Tech course, and for this course only three subjects are mandatory - Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. Hnece there is no scope for students to study Biology subject.

Yes, the question paper of the VTUEEE, its difficulty level, and structure will remain the same in both online and offline modes of the exam. Candidates will not have to prepare seperately for the exam for both offline as well online mode.

As per the VTUEEE exam pattern, the total time allotted to the VTUEEE exam pattern is 3 hours. There are no sectional time limits, so candidates can attempt questions in any order. Candidates preparing for the VTUEEE exam can check the exam pattern as well as syllabus before appearing for the exam.

According to the VTUEEE exam pattern the there is no negative marking in the VTUEEE. This allows candidates to attempt all the questions without the fear of losing marks for wrong answers.

As per the VTUEEE exam pattern, the test consists of 90 multiple-choice questions, 30 each from Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. Each question carries one mark. Candidates planning to appear in the exam are advised to go through the exam pattern to know the topics, time duration, marking scheme, subjects, topics and more.

The VTUEEE exam is conducted in both online (CBT) and offline (pen-and-paper) modes, depending on the phase and test center preferences. If candidates apply in online mode they will have to appear in the exam in online mode, if they buy the prospectur from the college campus, they can appear at the exam in offline mode at the college campus.

Candidates can download the detailed syllabus PDF of the VTUEEE from its official VTUEEE or Vel Tech University website under the Admissions/Exam section. We will also be sharing the detailed syllabus on this page.

No, the VTUEEE is only for engineering programs, so only Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics sybllabus is included and Biology is not a part of the VTUEEE syllabus. For candidates who are planning to enroll for BTech they will only have to study PCM.

No, the VTUEEE syllabus remains consistent across both Phase I and Phase II of VTUEEE. Candidates are tested on the same topics in both. Hence candidates must not be confused about the VTUEEE syllabus and prepare effectively.