Hey there! So, if you've opted for PCB in 12th grade but are thinking about taking VITEEE with PCM, it’s a bit tricky. Generally, most engineering colleges, including VIT, expect you to have a background in PCM to get into branches like Computer Science or Mechanical. However, some colleges might have provisions for students who switch streams, but it’s best to check directly with VIT's admission guidelines. Good luck, and don’t hesitate to reach out if you have more questions!

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Hello,

Yes, you can get admission to a computer science (CS) or related branch if you've opted for PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) in 12th grade, as long as you meet the eligibility criteria for the entrance exam.

For VITEEE, which is an entrance exam for admission to VIT University , you will need to have studied PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) in 12th grade. Since you've opted for PCB, you would need to have the required subjects (PCM) in your 12th grade to be eligible to give the exam and pursue a branch like computer science.

So, if you switch your subject choice to PCM in 12th grade, then you can appear for VITEEE and apply for branches like CS.

Hope it helps !

Hello,

Yes, Careers360 offers additional mock tests for VITEEE preparation through their VITEEE Knockout 2025 program. This comprehensive online course includes unlimited mock tests, chapter-wise and subject-wise tests, and other study materials designed to enhance your preparation. You can access this program here: https://www.careers360.com/

Additionally, Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT) provides official mock tests on their website. These tests replicate the actual exam environment and can be accessed without login credentials. You can find more information about these official mock tests here: https://www.careers360.com/

Utilizing both Careers360's resources and VIT's official mock tests can significantly enhance your preparation for the VITEEE exam. https://www.careers360.com/

Hello Srishti,

VITEEE 2025 will be conducted in offline mode, which means it is a computer-based test (CBT) that you need to attend at a test center . The exam will be held from April 21 to April 27, 2025.

In Jamshedpur, there is an exam center (center code: 142). You will have to go to the center in person to take the exam. There is no option to give the exam from home.

Hope it helps !

Hello,

If you've applied for VITEEE 2025 and are unable to locate the Online Test Booking System (OTBS) option, consider the following steps:

• Check Slot Booking Dates: The slot booking process for VITEEE 2025 is scheduled to commence in April 2025. Ensure that the slot booking window has officially opened.

• Accessing OTBS:

1. Once the slot booking is active, visit the official VITEEE website. (https://viteee.vit.ac.in/)

2. Log in using your application number and password.

3. Look for the OTBS link to proceed with slot booking.

• Retrieve Login Credentials: If you've forgotten your application number or password, use the "Forgot Password" option on the login page to reset it.

Contact VIT Support: If the OTBS option remains unavailable or you encounter technical issues, reach out to VIT's support team for assistance:

Email: info@vit.ac.in (mailto:info@vit.ac.in)

Phone: 0416 – 2243091

Ensure you complete the slot booking promptly once it's available, as slots are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. If you miss the slot booking window, VIT will automatically assign a slot based on availability.

Hi sir

So sorry to inform you that every Institute has its own guidelines either you have to wait for next year or you can contact the Institute regarding this in which you want admission

Thanks

VITEEE is all about speed and accuracy, and with the right strategy, you can ace it. Here’s a simple plan to get you started:

Know the Exam Pattern

• 125 questions (Maths/Biology, Physics, Chemistry, English, Aptitude)

• 2.5 hours duration

• No negative marking – so attempt all questions

What to Study?

• NCERT (Class 11 & 12) – Your best friend

• Reference Books: HC Verma (Physics), RD Sharma (Maths), OP Tandon (Chemistry)

• Previous Year Papers & Mocks – Essential for practice

Study Plan

• April – June → Focus on NCERT basics

• July – September → Practice chapter-wise questions

• October – December → Solve previous year papers

• January – March → Take mock tests and revise

Exam Day Strategy

• Start with your strongest subject to gain confidence

• Keep it under 1 minute per question – don’t overthink

• No negative marking, so attempt everything

Final Tips

• Stay consistent and revise formulas regularly

• Solve mock tests to improve speed

• Keep a positive mindset – you can do this

Hello,

To prepare for the VITEEE 2025 follow these short and effective tips:

Understand the syllabus : focus on Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics (PCM), and English as per the official syllabus.

Time management : create a study schedule to balance subjects. Allocate time for revision and practice.

Conceptual clarity : focus on understanding the core concepts rather than memorizing formulas.

Solve previous papers : practice previous year papers and sample questions to understand the exam pattern and time management.

Mock tests : take online mock tests to assess your preparation and improve speed.

NCERT Books : follow NCERT textbooks for Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as the foundation.

Stay consistent : study regularly, keep track of your progress, and stay motivated.

For more help and complete guide refer to these links below:-

https://engineering.careers360.com/download/ebooks/viteee-a-complete-guide?utm_source=careers360

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-engineering-colleges-in-india-accepting-viteee

Good luck with your preparation!

Hello,

Yes, you can prepare for both HSC board exams and VITEEE together, here is how : -

1. Since VITEEE mostly focuses on NCERT concepts, your board preparation will help in VITEEE as well.

2. However, VITEEE has more application-based and logical reasoning questions, so you need to practice MCQs separately.

3. Manage your time well, focus on important topics, and solve mock tests to balance both exams.

All the Best !

Apart from JEE Main, VITEEE, and SRMJEE, you can consider the following entrance exams for engineering admissions in India:

1. National-Level Exams:

BITSAT – BITS Pilani, Goa, and Hyderabad

WBJEE – For engineering colleges in West Bengal

COMEDK UGET – For private engineering colleges in Karnataka

MET (Manipal Entrance Test) – For Manipal Institute of Technology

KIITEE – For KIIT University, Bhubaneswar

AMUEEE – For Aligarh Muslim University (AMU)

CUET UG (for B.Tech at some universities) – Includes central and private universities offering B.Tech

2. State-Level Exams:

MHT CET – For Maharashtra engineering colleges

KEAM – For Kerala engineering colleges

AP EAMCET – For Andhra Pradesh engineering colleges

TS EAMCET – For Telangana engineering colleges