Vellore Institute of Technology Engineering Entrance Examination • Conducted by Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT)
Hall Ticket Release Timeline, Slot-Specific Details, and Correction Procedure
The VITEEE admit card is released a few days after slot booking closes, typically in the last week of April, and is tied directly to the specific exam date and shift a candidate selected through OTBS. It must be downloaded from the candidate's login on viteee.vit.ac.in.
• Log in to your VITEEE candidate dashboard using your application number and password.
• Navigate to the admit card / hall ticket section once it is activated.
• Verify your name, photograph, exam date, shift timing, and center address carefully.
• Download and print at least two copies of the admit card.
• Candidate's name, photograph, and application number
• Confirmed exam date and shift timing (as booked via OTBS)
• Exact exam center name and address
• Reporting time and gate closing time
• General instructions and prohibited items list
• Printed admit card
• One valid original photo ID (Aadhaar, PAN, Passport, Driving License, or School/College ID)
• A recent passport-size photograph, if required to be affixed at the center
If a candidate spots a discrepancy — incorrect shift timing, wrong center, or a misspelled name — they should contact the VITEEE helpdesk immediately through the official contact channels listed on the website, quoting their application number. Because slot and center assignment is tied to the OTBS booking, most such errors stem from a mistake during the slot booking step itself, so double-checking at that stage is the best prevention.
Candidates are generally advised to reach the center at least 60-90 minutes before their shift's scheduled start time, allowing sufficient time for document verification, biometric checks (where applicable), and seating before the gate closes strictly at the specified time.
Because VITEEE spreads its exam across many days and shifts, the admit card essentially formalizes the specific date and shift you selected during slot booking. This is different from exams where the conducting body unilaterally assigns a date — meaning any mismatch between what you intended to book and what the admit card shows is worth flagging immediately, since it directly affects which day and time you are expected to appear.
Beyond printing physical copies, it is wise to also save a digital copy of the admit card on your phone or email as a backup, in case the printed copy is misplaced or damaged before exam day. Most centers will still expect a physical printout, but having a digital backup can help resolve last-minute issues at the venue.
Candidates with benchmark disabilities who have indicated this during registration may be entitled to specific exam-day provisions, such as a scribe or extra time, as per applicable government guidelines. Such provisions, if approved, are typically noted on the admit card itself, and candidates should verify this is correctly reflected well before exam day, raising any discrepancy immediately with the helpdesk.
Since candidates choose their exam city during registration and slot booking, some may end up with a center in a city they are unfamiliar with. It is advisable to plan travel and, if needed, accommodation at least a few days in advance rather than waiting until the admit card is released, since travel and lodging availability can tighten considerably close to major exam dates when many candidates are traveling simultaneously.
The admit card is typically released a few days after slot booking closes, around the last week of April, and is tied to the candidate's specific selected exam date and shift.
Center changes after admit card issuance are rare and generally only considered in exceptional circumstances via direct contact with the VITEEE helpdesk.
Any valid government-issued photo ID such as Aadhaar, PAN, Passport, Driving License, or a school/college ID with photograph is accepted alongside the admit card.
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