Remarks
Vellore Institute conducts it's own VITEEE entrance exam. For taking admission in VIT , students must have passed 10+2 with a minimum of upto 70% aggregate from a recognised board. You can get application form on VIT official website ,and fill up the form and submit it before last date. The fees for the form is INR 1250 and have to clear VITEEE entrance exam.
Course Curriculum Overview
More than 70% of faculty members are PhD degree holders here. Most of the teachers are very helpful and knowledgeable. Many of them have industry experience also. They generally use a board to teach students,projectors,while some with PPTs. The course curriculum is well designed and is according to industry needs. The pass percentage is around is 40%.
Internships Opportunities
Nokia , Intel, Accenture, visit/comes with good internship opportunities, every year. Roles offered are: Software developer/engineer, business analyst Almost every students from CSE gets at least one internship.
Placement Experience
From our course,ie. CSE , around 95% of students of total participated students got placements. Top recruiting companies here are Amazon, Microsoft,Deloitte,JP Morgan,TCS,Cognizant comes with good offers. The highest package here is 44LPA and lowest package offered is 4LPA. The average package offered is 6LPA.
Fees and Financial Aid
The total fees to pursue BTech, at VIT will approximately cost you between INR 7.04 lakh to INR 7.92 lakh ,which is low as compared to other colleges Yes VIT scholarships are available to only those students, who have secured a rank under 1,000 in VITEEE examination. You can pay fees through any payment gateway or you can take help of bank loan .
Campus Life
Our college organizes a national cultural fest named Vibrance. Wi-Fi is available with a limit of 1.5-2 GB per day. There are classrooms with a projector, both white and green board. Classrooms are aerated and have cushioned benches and fans. There is a world-class library,which is sprawled over four floors and 25,000 square feet. It has excellent infrastructure.
















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