Q1) How will the participants be evaluated?

Participants will be evaluated through a combination of internal assessment and an end-term examination, with a 30% weightage given to the internal assessment and a 70% weightage assigned to the Final Assessment Test (FAT) or End term exam.

Q2) What are the components of Internal Assessment?

Internal Assessment has 3 components:

• Weekly Quiz

• Continuous Assessment Test

• Digital Assignment

Q3) What is a proctored examination, and what are the requirements for appearing in exams?

Final Assessment Test (End term examination) will be conducted in centres in offline mode. Currently, VIT has 20 centres across India. VIT centre list will be expanded.

Q4) Are assignments mandatory?

Yes, they are part of continuous assessment.

Q5) What is the passing criteria for each course?

Students have to score a minimum of 40% in FAT. Overall, they need to secure a minimum of 50% marks in each course.

Q6) In case I fail in the course, can I re-appear for the exams?

Yes, you can re-appear for the exams. Participants have to pay a re-examination fee of INR 1000 per course.

Q7) Is it required to attend live online sessions?

Yes, a minimum participation of 75% in all activities is necessary. Q8) How many compulsory live sessions are there per course?

There is one live session per week per course.

Q9) How do I retrieve my course materials?

Enrolled students can access their learning material through LMS.

Q10) Is it necessary to buy textbooks or software?

All the necessary materials are provided through LMS. If students wish to procure books for their additional reading, they can at their own expense.

Q11) Is it possible to contact faculty members outside of weekend live classes?

Yes, you can submit your queries through the learning portal, and the faculty/Academic mentors will respond within 48 hours.

Q12) What is the maximum duration to complete a degree programme?

For degree programmes, the maximum duration for completion shall be double the minimum duration of the respective programme.

Q1) What is the application process for online degrees?

• Check Eligibility

• Submit the Application and Pay the Application Fee

• Compile Documents

• Application Review and Selection

• Pay the Booking Amount Post-Selection

Q2) What are the documents required for admission?

For Indian Regular Category

• Passport-sized photo

• Digital signature

• Proof of age (10th Marksheet)

• 12th Marksheet

• ID Card(Aadhar Card)

• UG mark statements/UG consolidated mark statements

• UG provisional/UG degree

• ABC ID and UGC DEB-ID

• Experience certificate (if any)

• Community certificate (for reserved category students only)

For NRI/OCI/Foreign Category

• Passport-sized photo

• Digital signature

• 12th Marksheet

• Proof of age

• Visa/NRI status of parent/candidate: for NRI candidates only

• Proof of nationality (passport/birth certificate/national ID)

• UG mark statements/UG consolidated mark statements

• UG provisional/UG degree

• Valid score card (if any)

• Experience certificate (if any)

Q3) How can the application form be paid for?

Payment can be made through methods such as Net banking, Credit and Debit cards, and UPI.

Q4) When can I expect confirmation of admission?

Confirmation of admission occurs after document verification and payment of the first instalment fee.

Q5) Do you retain original certificates?

No, we do not keep original certificates.

Q6) Is there an entrance examination for the VIT Online Degree programmes?

No, there is no entrance exam for joining the VIT Online Degree programmes.

Q7) Can a student simultaneously pursue two degree programmes?

According to the University Grants Commission (UGC), you can pursue both an on-campus degree and an online degree at the same time.

Q8) How to apply the Fee Benefit ( Discount)?

Connect with the PA ( Program Advisor) , he will share the coupon code with you . Apply this on the Payment Page before checking out , to avail the fee benefit