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The VITEEE 2026 exam is scheduled from 28th April to 3rd May 2026. The exam will be held in multiple shifts every day. As the exam is held on several days and several shifts, the most common question that comes to students' minds is which shifts have been the most difficult. This article provides you with everything you need: shift-wise difficulty, student reactions, subject-wise analysis, and the VITEEE 2026 toughest shift, all in one place. Since the exam is still ongoing, we will be updating this page after every shift so you always get the latest information. Bookmark this page and keep checking back for real-time updates.
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The VITEEE exam 2026 is taking place in many shifts; the full picture about the shift-wise difficulty level becomes clear only after more exams are over. We will update this section with the latest shift-wise analysis and VITEEE 2026 shift-wise difficulty comparison so that students can easily understand which shift felt easy, moderate, or hard.
Exam Date | Shift 1 Analysis | Shift 2 Analysis |
VITEEE 28 April 2026 | The overall difficulty level of the shift was moderate. Questions were trickier than PYQs. Chemistry: Organic chemistry weightage was more as compared to other sections. Questions were asked about reaction mechanisms, isomerism, and GOC. Mathematics: This section was lengthy and time-consuming. English & Aptitude: The English section was the easiest. In the aptitude section, questions were asked on topics like coding, decoding, numerical series, etc. | The overall difficulty level of the shift was moderate.
Chemistry: Physical chemistry had more weightage in comparison to organic and inorganic chemistry. Mathematics: This section was moderate, but questions were based on mixed concepts. English & Aptitude: Both sections were easy and scoring. |
VITEEE 29 April 2026 | The overall difficulty level of the exam was moderate with mathematics being the toughest sections and English & Aptitude being the easiest. Physics: Questions were a mix of conceptual and formula-based. Mechanics, Electrostatics, and Current Electricity were direct, while Optics had a few tricky questions. Chemistry: Organic was lengthy with mechanism-based questions. Inorganic was NCERT-based and scoring, while Physical chemistry was moderate. Mathematics: The section was lengthy and calculation-heavy. Integration and Differential Equations dominated, with a few tricky questions from matrices. English & Aptitude: Both sections were direct and fully scoring, including vocabulary and fill-in-the-blanks. | The overall difficulty level of this shift was easy to moderate. This shift was very easy compared to the JEE Main exam. Questions were based on PYQs Physics: This section was dominated by formula-based questions. A few concept-based questions were also there. Speed played an important role. Chemistry: This section was very easy. Many questions were asked about the polymers and biomolecules chapters. Mathematics: This section was moderate. Lengthy questions were asked. Many questions from chapters like Vector, 3D geometry, Differential equations, Area under curve, and Probability. English & Aptitude: This section was the easiest. |
VITEEE 30 April 2026 | The overall difficulty level of the exam was moderate. Mathematics was tough and lengthy while English & Aptitude were easy. Physics: Physics was moderate. The Class 12 portion dominated. The paper was balanced. Questions were asked from topics like Gravitation, Optics (Ray and Wave), Modern Physics, SHM and Laws of Motion. Chemistry: Chemistry was moderate.Paper was well divided among all sections Questions were asked from topics like Isomerism and GOC, Chemical Equilibrium, Solutions, Thermodynamics and Classification of elements and periodicity in properties. Mathematics: Maths was moderate to slightly lengthy. Questions were lengthy and asked from the topics like Differentiation and Integration, Circles, Vector and 3d, Continuity and Integral Calculus English & Aptitude: Both sections were direct, easy and scoring. | The overall difficulty level of this shift was moderate. This shift was the same as compared to the morning shift. Questions were based on PYQs Physics: This section was moderate to slightly tough and dominated by formula-based questions. A few concept-based questions were also there. Chemistry: This section was moderate. The physical chemistry section dominated.. Mathematics: This section was moderate to Tough. Lengthy questions were asked. Questions from chapters like Calculus, Vector, 3D geometry, Differential equations, Area under curve, and Probability. English & Aptitude: This section was the easiest. |
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Students' reactions are helpful as they show what students actually felt inside the exam hall. Some say about the overall difficulty level of the exam, while others give their reaction about the pressure and the time-consuming sections of the exam. We will update this section right after each shift ends so you can get the idea of what students felt about the exam.
Exam Date | Students’ Reaction |
April 28, 2026 | The majority of students found the exam to be tough. Students with a strong background in mathematics found the exam to be moderate. |
April 29, 2026 | Students found the paper easy as compared to JEE Main. According to the students, more questions were asked from the class 11 syllabus. |
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It will be too early to call any shift the toughest shift, as all shifts across all exam dates are not over yet. So, instead of making a decision too soon, we will be updating this section and telling students which shift looks toughest so far. We will revise the VITEEE toughest shift answer on the basis of students' feedback and subject difficulty as the exam progresses.
A shift usually feels hard when Maths is long, Physics has tricky questions, and students get less time to revise. In this section, we will provide the VITEEE 2026 hardest shift analysis in a detailed manner. This analysis will cover points like what made the shift hard, which section was time-consuming and lengthy, and which section was calculation-intensive.
A tough shift can lower the number of questions a student attempts.
It can also make students feel stressed during the exam.
If math is too long, students may get less time for other sections.
VITEEE 2026 has negative marking, so wrong guesses can lead to negative marking.
A hard shift may lower the raw score, but it does not always mean a bad final result, as a tough shift is tough for all.
From all shifts across all exam dates of the VITEEE 2025 exam, the April 20 shift 3 and the April 24 shift 1 were the toughest shifts according to the students. Out of 10, the difficulty level of these shifts was ranked 7.5. Below are the details of the toughest shifts of the VITEEE 2025 exam:
Category | Shift Details | Overall Difficulty | Difficulty score out of 10 |
Toughest Shift | April 20, 2025—Shift 3, and April 24, 2025—Shift 1 | Most tough | 7.5/10 |
Second Toughest Shift | April 24, 2025— Shift 2 | Moderate tough | 7/10 |
Third Toughest Shift | April 23, 2025— Shift 3 | Medium tough | 7/10 |
After the exam is over, students are very curious to know which college they can get into with their estimated score. The VITEEE 2026 College Predictor Tool provides an answer to that curiosity of yours. Enter your estimated score in the college predictor tool, and it will give you the list of colleges you can get admission into based on your score and category.
Stay calm and do not panic.
Start with easy questions first.
Try to score well in English, Aptitude, and easy Chemistry questions.
Do not waste too much time on one long Mathematics question.
Skip hard questions in the first round and come back later if time is left.
Avoid blind guessing because wrong answers can cut marks.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Not always. Some students felt the first questions on the first shift were more difficult than previous years’ questions. It is better to focus on concepts than past questions.
Absolutely not. A harder shift affects everyone taking it, and your final result considers the overall performance of all students, not just your raw score.
On Question asked by student community
Hi,
Please check here https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/viteee-previous-year-question-paper
The downloadable pdfs are availabale. However, please know that VITEEE official question papers are not disclosed or available. Most of the question papers are mock tests or memory based questions from past years. But practising with these will definitely help.
Hello S Haran Radhesh,
We currently don't have VITEEE 2026 question paper but you can refer the following links meanwhile:
https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/viteee-sample-papers
https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/viteee-chapter-wise-weightage
Hello Student,
Yes, you are eligible for VITEEE because of have 60% aggregate score in MPC, However, because you have a low score in maths, I suggest you check with the conducting body regarding your eligibility.
Hello Student,
Click on the given article link to download the VIT Entrance exam question paper and sample paper PDF.
Link:
https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/viteee-previous-year-question-paper
No, VITEEE slot booking has not started yet. The authority will announce the details at vit.ac.in. The slot booking process is expected to start soon after the registration period. The authority will provide the link through email. You can check this article for all the latest updates- https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/viteee-slot-booking
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