With 68% marks in 12 will I can apply for intregeted degree of vit Vellore and I also qualify VITEEE exam.

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5 years ago

Board percentage are not taken into consideration for VIT Admission process. VITEEE results are the sole factor responsible for your admission. If you get good rank in VITEEE you will get a seat in VIT.
I hope this helps.

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Pravin Javheri Process Engineer | Mentor | IIT Bombay | Guide-Level 11

5 years ago

Hello Suyash, For integrated degrees, one need not have a VITEEE rank. It is just 12th marks which are important here. Unfortunately, you have got quite lower percentages. But still apply. I hope this helps. All the Best!

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Pavan Kumar | Guide-Level 11

5 years ago

Hi Suyash,
VITEEE is an engineering entrance exam while you're looking for an integrated degree. You don't need to even appear for it. For integrated degree, the admission procedure is based on the student's 12th percentage. With 68%, it may not be easy to get admission. But try for it once. Else you've to go through management quota.

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SamaraSimha Reddy Gottam Perfect Answer doesn't Exist! | Guide-Level 15

5 years ago

Integrated degrees doesn't not consider VITEEE rank. VITEEE is only for taking admission in B.Tech programmes. For Integrated programmes, the selection is based on 12th marks. Since you got 68% you can get a seat, but I can't assure you that you will surely get a seat. There are quite few chances for you to get.

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Sreemukhi M Serendipity | Contributor-Level 9

5 years ago

Yes, definitely. The qualifying marks should be 60 percent and above in Maths/ Biology, Chemistry and Physics in their 10+2 respective exams. Only candidates who qualify in VITEEE 2019 will be shortlisted for counselling and admissions. Such candidates will be called for counselling in the order of their merit ranks for choosing the branch and campus they prefer to study in.