Which are the most important topics to focus in VITEEE?

VITEEE stands for the Vellore Institute of Technology Engineering Entrance Exam. The Vellore Institute of Technology, also called VIT, is an Indian institute of higher education and a deemed university. Here are few important topics in PCM for scoring good marks in VITEEE: Physics- Current Electricity:- 13% questions Magnetic effect of Current and Magnetism:- 12% questions Semiconductor Devices And Their Applications:- 12% questions Electromagnetic Induction And Alternating Current:- 10% questions Laws Of Motion:- 8% questions Optics:- 8% questions Mathematics- Complex Numbers:- 10% questions Trigonometry:- 10% questions Differential Calculus:- 10% questions Integral Calculus:- 10% questions Analytical Geometry Of Three Dimensions:- 10% questions Probability Distributions:- 8% questions Matrices And Determinants:- 6% questions Chemistry- Alcohols And Ethers:- 10% questions Carboxylic Acid and its Derivatives:- 8% questions Equilibrium:- 7% questions Coordination Compounds:- 6% questions Electrochemistry:- 6% questions Chemical Thermodynamics:- 6% questions English- Comprehension:- 50% questions English Grammar:- 30% questions Pronunciation:- 20% questions

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VITEEE mainly focuses on the most important topics studied in the JEE Mains part. Although it asks something out of the main syllabus which is clearly mentioned in the below paragraph so please go through it. Also, there is no need to study NCERT books again and again, because if one have studied thoroughly from cert during the mains then previous year papers would be more than sufficient for that. Syllabus covered in VITEEE follows as: Chemistry include alkanes alkenes alkynes halo alkanes, polymers, biomolecules, atomic structure, mole concept, periodic properties and Thermodyanamics. Physics includes simple harmonic motion, waves, ray optics, kinematics, fluids, friction, NLM, basic rules of calculation and calculation devices such as Vernier Caliper and sphere gauge, Poissons ratio, etc. Maths include trigonometrical function, calculus including, application of derivative, integration, differentiation, area under curve, application of derivative, inverse trigonometry, vector, 2d geometry that is ellipse, hyperbola, parabola and most important hyperbolic functions. Also, in English, study rules for forming sentences, modals, parts of speech and a bit about the tenses. Hope it helped. Thank you and best of luck.

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Basically VITEEE engineering paper contains 4 sections: a) Physics (40 Questions) b) Maths (40 Questions) c) Chemistry (40 Questions) d) English (40 Questions) Now the rough idea about important topics for each section is as: In physics, the major focus should be on current electricity, magnetic, semiconductor, electromagnetic induction, electrostatics. The 5 topics should cover 20+ physics questions. For Mathematics, the most important topic is complex numbers (4-5 questions). Rest important topics are trigonometry, calculus (both integral and differential), 3D Geometry. For Chemistry, start with Alcohols and Ethers, Solid state, Carbonyl Compounds, Carboxylic acids. In English, 3 topics are there: Comprehension(approx 20 questions), then grammar (approximately 12 questions), then pronunciation (8 questions) So these are topics you should definitely start with. But this is not the exhaustive list of topics. Neither selection is guaranteed just by studying these topics. All the very best to all of you.

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There are basically 4 parts to preparation: a) Physics - Important Chapters are as: I) Current Electricity(13% Questions) ii) Magnetic effect of Current and Magnetism(12% Questions) iii) Semiconductor Devices And Their Applications(10% Questions) iv) Electromagnetic Induction And Alternating Current(10% Questions) v) Electrostatics(10% Questions) vi) Laws Of Motion(8% Questions) b) Maths: I) Complex Numbers (10% Questions) ii) Trigonometry (10% Questions) iii) Differential Calculus (10% Questions) iv) Integral Calculus (10% Questions) v) Analytical Geometry Of Three Dimensions(10% Questions) c) Chemistry: I) Solid State(10% Questions) ii) Alcohols And Ethers(10% Questions) iii) Carbonyl Compounds(10% Questions) iv) Carboxylic Acid and its Derivatives(8% Questions) d) English: I) Comprehension(50% Questions) ii) Grammer(30% Questions) iii) Pronunciation(20% Questions) Although this is just the approximation. It's just that don't leave these chapters, but studying also these chapters also don't guarantee the selection. All the best.

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