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Mounika Valloju
Contributor-Level 6
Vel Tech University will release the VTUEEE Phase 2 slot 1 released result on April 19, 2024. Candidates will be able to check the VTUEEE result 2024 on the website, veltech.edu.in. To check the result of VTUEEE 2024 candidates have to provide the application number and date of birth. The authority have released the Phase 1 slot 2 result for VTUEEE 2024 on March 9, 2024. The phase 1 slot 1 result for VTUEEE was released on January 24.
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Bhumika Khandelwal
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No, it is not mandatory to qualify for VTUEEE, only if aspirants get more than 60% aggregate in their previous qualifying exam as per the minimum eligibility criteria. In this case, they can get direct admission to a four-year course of BTech at Vel Tech. If students do not fulfil the minimum eligibility criteria, they have to appear for VTUEEE, which is an in-house entrance exam conducted for admission to Engineering courses. Get here the detailed information to for VITEEE application process.
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
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It is not so easy to shift to another University after completing one year of course. Different course curriculum, fee structure are the main reason. However, you may contact to your HOD regarding this and explain the reasons for seeking the transfer. Your HOD will write a letter of transfer if he satisfied with the reasons as you explained.
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Vatsalya Tegwal
Guide-Level 12
Yes, you can get CSE after qualifying VTUEEE but also, look at their latest merit cutoff because if your score is less then you might not get a seat.
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Deepak Nahar
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Category 5 for CSE with Specialisation in Bioinformatics. For other branches, it would be more or less the same.
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Akshay Bajaj
Guide-Level 14
If you are appearing for VTUEEE the following tips and tricks can be your first step towards successful VTUEEE preparation.
Teach Yourself:
One of the best ways to prepare for VTUEEE is to teach yourself continuously. Whenever you are trying to learn a new concept, teach the basics of the concept to yourself. By following this practice, you will gain more concept clarity. Build Your Concentration Level:
Concentration is one of the key factors that impact your overall exam preparation. Lack of concentration not only disturbs your learning process but it also impacts your performance on the exam day. So, look for ways to improve your conce
Teach Yourself:
One of the best ways to prepare for VTUEEE is to teach yourself continuously. Whenever you are trying to learn a new concept, teach the basics of the concept to yourself. By following this practice, you will gain more concept clarity. Build Your Concentration Level:
Concentration is one of the key factors that impact your overall exam preparation. Lack of concentration not only disturbs your learning process but it also impacts your performance on the exam day. So, look for ways to improve your conce
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Sindhura rajagopal
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Well, both are good in their own aspects. If you do have the opportunity to consider joining an autonomous college, then check about their curriculum, evaluation process and hands-on experience involved in the study. You can check online reviews as well as talk to alumni. Accordingly, make a decision.
Well, both are good in their own aspects. If you do have the opportunity to consider joining an autonomous college, then check about their curriculum, evaluation process and hands-on experience involved in the study. You can check online reviews as well as talk to alumni. Accordingly, make a decision.
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