Sidhartha Sarma's Review on VIT University, [VIT] Vellore
Placements and Internships
- All types of companies hire from VIT Vellore including IT, Electrical, Electronics etc.
- The average salary figure here is Rs 4.5 lacs per annum.
College Infrastructure and Hostel Facilities
- The infrastructure is excellent at VIT Vellore, in fact, here we have one of the best infrastructures.
- And also everything is available inside the campus.
Entrance Exams and Admissions
- The eligibility criteria are that you should be 12th passed with a minimum of 60% aggregate in science stream.
- You should clear the VIT entrance examination (VITEE) and score rank under 20,000 to get in the 1st category.
Fees and Scholarships
- I am in the third year and my course fee is Rs 155,000 per year i.e. of two semesters at VIT Vellore.
- Here the college provides one scholarship, but for that, your family income should be less than Rs 1 lac.
- Loans are easily available for the 1st category students.
Clubs and Associations
- There are a good number of student clubs and associations at VIT Vellore.
- Infact, one can find any desired club and association according to one's interest.
3.7
Placements & Internships
3
Fees & Scholarships
2
College Infrastructure & Hostel Facilities
5
Clubs & Associations
5
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