VITMEE

To get admission in VIT Vellore MTech, students have to appear for the VITMEE exam. The basic eligibility to apply for the exam is as below:

• BTech/ B.E/ BArch/ BDes/ MCA/ MSs or equivalent in a relevant field from a recognised university with a minimum of 60% aggregate

To check VITMEE result, candidates need to provide their application number and password. 

No, there is no provision for re-evaluation of the VITMEE result. The result once released is considered as final.

The VITMEE cutoff is determined based on the following factors -

• Candidates appeared in CBT
• Performance of applicants
• Seat intake
• Reservation criteria
• Difficulty level of question paper

The cutoff will be announced along with declaration of result. 

The VITMEE result scorecard will have following details -

• Name of candidate
• Roll number
• Date of birth
• Candidate category
• Overall marks obtained in exam
• Rank and candidate's qualifying status

The scorecard of VITMEE is valid for one year only. 

No, VITMEE cutoff varies every year, depending on the number of candidates registered, appeared, previous cutoff trends, and question paper difficulty level.

VITMEE counselling will take place after the completion of the exam. Candidates who have qualified VITMEE exam will be eligible to participate in the counselling process. Selection will be based on the rank obtained in CBT. During counselling process, selected candidates can give option for academic qualification eligibility, campus, programme and fee category.

VITMEE exam will be conducted on two days - April 28 and May 3. The list of VITMEE centres can be checked below -

VITMEE exam date (April 28, 2026)

VITMEE exam centres (May 3, 2026)

Candidates can fill VITMEE application form online. The registration process is mandatory to participate in admission process.

The VITMEE English section will have questions from following topics -

Grammar - Subject-Verb Agreement, Tense Forms, Voices, Articles and Preposition, Use of Conjunctions, Writing Technical Instructions, Writing Memos and Writing Minutes, Transcoding, Preparing Questionnaire, Proof Reading, General Vocabulary (words often confused).