Yes, you can, but it would be better if you prepared for jee mains and jee advance rather than viteee.

So, if you prepare for Jee mains instead, won't that help you pass smaller exams along the way?

You can definitely take a break and prepare, but you have to prepare for the best because there are companies that come for placement in the final years but they do not accept students with educational breaks, so you have to be aware and prepare from now only.

Engineering colleges in India offering admission on the basis of VITEEE score are provided below:

VIT Vellore - Vellore Institute of Technology

VIT Chennai - Vellore Institute of Technology

VIT Bhopal - VIT University

VIT-AP University, Amaravati

Woxsen University, Hyderabad

For more information regarding VITEEE consider the link provided below:

https://engineering.careers360.com/exams/viteee

I hope this helps. Wish you a great day!

Greetings!

You can "technically" apply in 5th phase, what that means is that authorities are not going to stop you from doing so, but I don't feel it will yield any results whatsoever.

It can be explained by following example, assume that phase 4 ends on 1lakh, and phase 5 starts from 1 lakh and one, now assuming your daughter had 80K rank, she must have been given preference over remaining 20K students who were in the same phase but had rank greater than that of her.

But now that the counseling of that phase has been concluded all 20K of those would have been allotted some seat, now VIT obviously isn't going to reconsider admission of those 20K because of anyone, so now when you apply for phase 5, as her rank was 80K she will be given preference over the rank 100001. However at the same time you need to note that she didn't got what she wanted even when those 20K students were not considered, now that they also have taken their seats, it is highly unlikely that applying for phase 5 will yield any better results except in the case that she filled wrong preferences. In that case it might be of a bit help

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Hello Aspirant,

VIT has category-wise cutoffs for a specific branch. There are 5 categories. The fees increases with category. For instance, the fee for category 4 will be more than category 2. Therefore, you can get CSE at a higher rank but the fee will be more.

Category wise cutoff for CSE branch:

Category 1- 950

Category 2- 3500

Category 3- 19000

Category 4- 22000

Category 5- 25500

Category wise cutoff for CSE (with specialisation branches like AI, Data Science, etc ) branch:

Category 1- 2800

Category 2- 9000

Category 3- 23000

Category 4- 27000

Category 5- 31000

As you can see, you can get CSE branch at your rank with some specialisation branch but the fees will be higher.

CATEGORY WISE FEE STRUCTURE PER YEAR:

Category 1 - 1.9 Lakh

Category 2 - 3 Lakh

Category 3 - 4 Lakh

Category 4 - 4.5Lakh

Category 5 - 5 Lakh

To know more about VIT, visit:

https://www.careers360.com/university/vellore-institute-of-technology-vellore

Hello,

------- The Eligibility Criteria For The Qualifying Examination is as following -

------- Candidates applying for the Undergraduate Engineering admission in 2022 should have secured minimum aggregate of 55% in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics/Biology in the qualifying examination (+2/Intermediate).

• Candidates applying for the Undergraduate Engineering admission in 2022 should have passed with minimum aggregate of 45% in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics/Biology in the qualifying examination (+2/Intermediate) for the following categories:

1) Candidates belonging to SC/ST

2) Candidates hailing from Jammu and Kashmir/ Ladakh and the North Eastern states of Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim and Tripura. CERTIFICATE TO PROVE COMMUNITY / NATIVITY should be produced at the time of counselling, failing which they will not be considered for admission.

For complete details about the VITEEE 2022 Examination, paper pattern and other important detail, kindly check the official website of VIT, link of which is also given below -

https://viteee.vit.ac.in/#:~:text=Eligibility%20Criteria%20For%20The%20Qualifying,examination%20(%2B2%2FIntermediate)

I hope you find the answer helpful

Thank you

The up-and-comers should cautiously go through the point by point prospectus of VITEEEand make an arrangement to finish it. Finishing the prospectus straightaway is essential. The prospectus comprises of the multitude of points that should be covered by the understudies while planning for the placement test. Additionally, be careful with NCERT books. Alongside the schedule, applicants should likewise comprehend the VITEEE 2022 test design. The test design assists with understanding the stamping plan, all out number of inquiries per subject, weightage given to points and more.candidates should not squander even a solitary moment. Arranging everything is significant. While concentrating on the points, competitors are encouraged to begin making short notes having significant ideas and recipes. These short notes and cheat sheets can be exceptionally useful in saving a great deal of time. Modification should be possible whenever and anyplace without worrying about any additional concern. Utilizing the little notes, competitors can zero in on overhauling what they have concentrated such a long ways without squandering energy on it.To succeed in the VITEEE 2022 selection test in one month, up-and-comers ought to have devoted working hours. Understudies can't think twice about the long stretches of study to get ready for the test. It is fitting to make a timetable making themes that should be finished in a day and afterward concentrate as needs be. Center towards finishing your day to day distributed responsibility. On a normal, something like 8 hours of thorough investigations ought to be committed during the one month going before the test.

Hello

Remote proctoring will be used for the VITEEE 2022. A remote proctored exam is an online examination that is offered online and can be taken by students from any location.

For Viteee 2022 question paper, please refer:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/viteee-sample-papers

Thanks

Dear Aspirant,

VIT Vellore is the old campus and it is bigger than the Chennai campus.

The placement data is not any different as the placements happen in a centralised manner in VIT. Due to the size of the campus, VIT Vellore has better facilities, eateries and shopping areas inside.

The syllabus and teaching is similar in both campuses.

The number of students in Chennai campus is lower and it is easier for non- TN people to adapt in Chennai as the city already has a decent amount of varied population.

Hence, there is not a lot of difference in both the campuses evethough there is always some amount of craze associated with the older campus. Make a decision based on your convenience.

Hope this helps.