VIT Vellore Answered Questions

Last year's cut-off for M.Sc in Chemistry is same as this year. 50% in B.Sc in Chemistry, Applied Chemistry or Applied Science from any recognised university with Physics or Mathematics/B.Pharm (or) Biology/ Botany/Zoology as ancillary subjects.

You have entrance exam only for B.Tech, M.Tech & Research courses and there is no entrance exam for other courses in VIT. The students for other courses will be selected based on the marks obtained in HSC or its equivalent for UG and based on Degree percentage for PG.

Eligibility for VIT Architecture Course is Candidates must have a valid Score, in the National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA) conducted by Council of Architecture (COA), India / Candidates who have qualified NATA. The eligibility and selection process considering the NATA score will be subject to any changes that NATA / COA (Council of Architecture) may propose for institutions to follow, in the current Academic year. So there is a much chance of getting a seat in VIT Architecture.

Hi Hrishikesh,
I assume that, you mean to ask about placements. So that is not fixed. Every year depending upon the vacancy many companies come. Also, TPO cell is quite active, so new companies also join the campus placement drive.
I hope this helps.

If you are getting JU, then there is no question of admission in VIT. But if you are getting private colleges or government colleges except JU or maybe even Kalyani, then you can opt for VIT. It is better compared to these colleges in terms of academics, placements and industrial exposure.