VITEEE 2025 Question Papers and Solutions
The 22 and 23 April downloads cover two shifts each, while the 24 April set covers Shift 1. These are selected questions with solutions, rather than complete 125-question papers.
| Shift | Questions in the set |
|---|
| 24 April, Shift 1 | 30 questions |
| 23 April, Shift 1 | 32 questions |
| 23 April, Shift 2 | 22 questions |
| 22 April, Shift 1 | 15 questions |
| 22 April, Shift 2 | 20 questions |
VITEEE 2025 Subject-Wise Questions
Physics
Physics questions cover kinetic energy, capacitance, current, lens power and projectile motion. The 22 April Shift 1 set includes momentum and the effect of changing a capacitor's plate separation. The 24 April Shift 1 set includes electrical energy, focal length and potential energy.
In these calculations, the relationship matters as much as the substitution. Kinetic energy changes with the square of speed, while momentum changes directly with speed. A question that doubles speed therefore gives different multipliers for the two quantities.
Chemistry
Chemistry includes molar mass, acids and bases, bonding, oxidation states and neutralisation. The 22 April Shift 1 set asks about sodium carbonate and the pH of a sodium hydroxide solution. The 23 April Shift 2 set includes gas diffusion and the volume of base needed to neutralise an acid.
For a strong base, calculate pOH from the hydroxide-ion concentration before finding pH. For a neutralisation calculation, use the reaction's mole ratio; equal acid and base volumes are not required when their concentrations differ.
Mathematics, Aptitude and English
Mathematics includes quadratic roots, logarithms and differentiation. Aptitude questions cover syllogisms, clock angles, letter coding and family relationships. English vocabulary questions appear in the 23 April Shift 1 set.
The VITEEE syllabus includes the complete subject-wise units. The shift selections below help you choose questions by topic; they do not establish a fixed chapter-wise weightage.
| Shift | Topics in the question set |
|---|
| 22 April, Shift 1 | Kinetic energy, capacitance, molar mass, pH and quadratic roots |
| 22 April, Shift 2 | Differentiation, logarithms, force, capacitance and oxidation states |
| 23 April, Shift 1 | Kinetic energy, acid concentration, gas volume and vocabulary |
| 23 April, Shift 2 | Syllogisms, clock angles, projectile motion, neutralisation and differentiation |
| 24 April, Shift 1 | Electrical energy, lens power, momentum, chemical reactions and letter coding |
VITEEE 2025 Difficulty Level
Students reported the 22 April shifts and 23 April Shift 1 as moderate. The 23 April Shift 2 and 24 April Shift 1 papers were reported as moderate to tough, with lengthy Mathematics questions.
| Shift | Reported overall difficulty |
|---|
| 22 April, Shift 1 | Moderate |
| 22 April, Shift 2 | Moderate |
| 23 April, Shift 1 | Moderate |
| 23 April, Shift 2 | Moderate to tough |
| 24 April, Shift 1 | Moderate to tough |
Physics ranged from easy to moderate in these reports, with tougher numerical questions in 23 April Shift 2. Chemistry was generally easier than Mathematics. These are student-reported impressions for the named shifts.
VITEEE 2025 Paper Pattern and Weightage
The 2025 exam had 125 MCQs to be answered in 150 minutes. Mathematics or Biology had the largest share at 32%. The paper was in English, with one correct option per question.
| Subject | Questions / marks in 2025 | Share |
|---|
| Mathematics or Biology | 40 | 32% |
| Physics | 35 | 28% |
| Chemistry | 35 | 28% |
| Aptitude | 10 | 8% |
| English | 5 | 4% |
| Total | 125 | 100% |
VITEEE 2025 Marking Scheme
In 2025, a correct answer earned 1 mark and a wrong answer carried no penalty. The scheme changed to +4 for a correct answer and -1 for a wrong answer in 2026. Keep the year clear when scoring an old paper for practice.
| Response | 2025 rule | 2026 rule |
|---|
| Correct | +1 | +4 |
| Wrong | 0 | -1 |
| Unanswered | 0 | 0 |
| 8 correct, 1 wrong, 1 blank | 8 / 10 | 31 / 40 |
The VITEEE exam-pattern guide covers paper routes and marking. The 2026 rules also gave zero for a response marked for review and full marks to all candidates for an officially dropped question.
Physics Solution: Electrical Energy
For Question 2 in the 24 April Shift 1 set, a 60 W bulb running for two hours uses 60 x 7,200 = 432,000 J, or 0.12 kWh. None of the listed options matches this value; 4,320 J would apply to 72 seconds, not two hours.
When reviewing a numerical answer, separate the formula from the unit conversion. The VITEEE preparation guide covers subject-wise revision and mock review. The original PCM practice below includes current, molarity and a determinant, with explanations after submission.