VTUEEE (Vel Tech Technical University Engineering Entrance Examination) is a university-level entrance examination conducted by Vel Tech Rangarajan Dr. Sagunthala R&D Institute of Science and Technology, Chennai, for B.Tech admission. It is institute-specific, merit-based and held in multiple phases each year. Admission is decided by VTUEEE performance through the university's own counselling, with no board exam weightage.
Exam Pattern
Mode:Computer Based Test (CBT) / Online Proctored
Duration:2 hours (120 minutes)
Total Marks:90
Marking Scheme:+1 for a correct answer, no negative marking
Sections
Mathematics
40 Questions•40 Marks
Physics
25 Questions•25 Marks
Chemistry
25 Questions•25 Marks
Syllabus
Mathematics
Algebra
Calculus
Trigonometry
Coordinate Geometry
Vectors
Physics
Mechanics
Thermodynamics
Electromagnetism
Modern Physics
Chemistry
Physical Chemistry
Inorganic Chemistry
Organic Chemistry
Eligibility Criteria
Passed or appearing Class 12 (or equivalent)
Must have studied Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics
Minimum qualifying marks as specified by Vel Tech
Eligibility may vary by admission category and scholarship scheme
Important Dates
Phase 1
January
Phase 2
April
Result & counselling
After each phase
Application Process
Register on application.veltech.edu.in
Fill the application and pay the fee
Book a slot for the chosen phase
Take the CBT / online-proctored test
Attend Vel Tech counselling for branch allotment
💡 Preparation Tips
Mathematics carries the most questions (40) - prioritise it
No negative marking - attempt every question
The exam is easy to moderate; focus on syllabus familiarity, speed and accuracy
Appear in Phase 1 to keep Phase 2 as a backup
❓ FAQs
Which college accepts VTUEEE?
Only Vel Tech (Rangarajan Dr. Sagunthala R&D Institute of Science and Technology), Chennai. Scores are not accepted elsewhere.
Is there negative marking?
No. Each correct answer earns +1 with no penalty for wrong answers.
How many questions and how many phases?
90 questions in 2 hours (Maths 40, Physics 25, Chemistry 25), conducted in two phases - January and April.