2018 regulation
2018 Scheme
Commonly 40 CIE + 60 SEE.Older CBCS scheme. Still the source of many practice papers.
Quick answer Older CBCS scheme. Still the source of many practice papers. Commonly 40 CIE + 60 SEE.
Older CBCS scheme (18CS, 18EC, …) with 40 CIE + 60 SEE. Many previous papers on VTUHub are from this scheme and remain useful for practice.
Confirm the scheme printed on your exam admission ticket. VTUHub organises current notes around the 2022 basket; older papers stay useful for practice.
Typical codes: 18CS, 18EC, 18EE and other 18xx forms.
The 40 + 60 split
2018-scheme theory typically used 40 CIE + 60 SEE. Students who punch those numbers into a 50 + 50 calculator understate or overstate the total.
The marks calculator on VTUHub lets you switch splits. The circular for your batch is the document that counts.
Why we still list 2018 papers
A well-written 18CS paper is still useful practice for data structures, networks or thermodynamics. Treat it as a question bank, not as a promise that those exact modules sit on your 2022 card.