Krish Kvs's Review on VIT University, [VIT] Vellore
Placements and Internships
- I haven't done any internships yet.
- The companies that come for internships to VIT University, [VIT] Vellore are IT and marketing companies.
- Average salary is a minimum of Rs 3,50,000 and maximum salary is Rs 15,00,000
- 80% of batch gets placed.
Entrance Exams and Admissions
- The eligibility criteria in VIT University, [VIT] Vellore are based on 12th-grade marks which is a minimum of 93%.
- There is no entrance exam conducted.
Fees and Scholarships
- The course fee per year in VIT University is Rs 80,000.
- The scholarship options are available to students.
- Around 8 students will get scholarships.
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Entrance Exams & Admissions : Eligibility criteria for getting admission in VIT University is passing the 12th in (PCMB/ PCM/ PCB) stream with a cutoff of 60% for every subject. Since its a deemed university, they have a separate entrance exam called VITEEE conducted usually in the month of April. The exam consists of math, physics, chemistry for all the other courses. For biomedical math is optional and biology is compulsory.
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Academics & Faculty : The definite plus point is the wide variety of courses that are offered and the flexibility that students have in choosing what courses they want to do. I had the opportunity to do several amazing courses while satisfying my electives requirement. I can't speak for other departments but mine had professors who had excellent knowledge in their subjects and could articulate it very well to us. What was disappointing was the testing. I felt like the exams didn't give a window for the student to actually learn and apply his subject. While there are a few courses which have a project component included with them, students usually have to rely on themselves and take the initiative to do projects through non-academic means.
