VIT Vellore Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

VIT has a separate entrance exam called VITEEE. So this was the exam I took. I got an AIR of 10152 not great, but good enough for a merit seat in some engineering branch. Luckily for me, at that time in 2012, the IT branch had just begun, so it didn't find much familiarity, unlike CSE.

Standard admission. I have studied Masters of Science in Physics at Vellore Institute of technology passed out 2006.

I wrote IIT JEE, SRMJEE, and VITEEE. I secured ranks in SRMJEE and VITEEE. Ranked 1704 in SRMJEE and 39000 in VITEEE. Chose VITEEE because its facility for my desired field of study is the best.

VITEEE, rank 18k something, the admission process was simple, even simpler now. Chose electronics and communication because the telecommunication world fascinates me.

I heard about this college for a conference I attended last year in 2015 at Delhi University. I took the VITMEE exam for the MCA program and got 12th rank in all of India.

I took the VITEEE examination for entering the university. I was interested in computer science from my 10th grade and so I wanted to pursue my degree in computer science. The admission process in VIT is complained upon due to its no-negative-marking scheme. But the questions asked in the VITEEE are very JEE-like and hence one who can clear Mains can clear this.

VITEE, The university doesn't declare marks but gives ranks instead (My rank was 11,220). The university regularly features in the top 3 private colleges across India. The campus is colossal with state of the art labs and research facilities.

I had also taken JEE mains in which I scored 98 which wasn't good enough to qualify in general merit. Except that I had written viteee. Since VIT is the the best private college I chose it.

I recently took the JEE Mains and scored exactly 100 marks i.e. the cutoff marks. As I had performed so badly, I had no option but to opt for VIT University.

Exam - VITEEE, Rank - Something around 13000. Reason to choose - The best option I had Also, I didn't want to drop out and study for 1 more year.