VIT conducts its own entrance exam, VITEEE, for admissions, with 180 multiple-choice questions and no negative marking. Candidates are ranked based on their performance, which influences their course and campus selection during counseling. The fee structure is tied to these ranks, with Category 1 (top ranks) paying the lowest fees around ?2 lakhs annually and Category 5 paying up to ?5 lakhs. Scholarships are available for high-ranking students, with top 50 ranks receiving a 75% waiver on tuition fees.
Hostel fees vary based on room type, ranging from ?19,000 to ?70,000, with mess charges between ?38,000 and ?60,000. Over four years, total expenses can amount to ?11-24 lakhs. VIT has a strong faculty, with 80% holding Ph.D.s, although the student-to-faculty ratio is high. Despite this, the faculty is noted for being supportive and involved in research. A 75% attendance policy is mandatory, with a structured curriculum aligning with industry standards.
Students rate the educational experience positively. A dedicated placement cell ensures successful recruitment, with a 2024 placement rate near 100%. The highest placement package reached 1.02 crore, while the average was around 9.9 LPA. Over 900 companies, including Microsoft, Google, and Amazon, recruit from VIT, offering diverse roles. Students become eligible for placements from the sixth semester, with internships available as early as the second year. Financial aid and loans are accessible, and scholarships such as the STAR scholarship and Raja Rajeshwari Scholarship provide additional support to underprivileged students.
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