Aditya-L1 is India's first solar mission with Visible Emission Line Coronagraph (VELC) consisting of three spectral channels taking high-resolution spectroscopic observations of the inner corona up to 1.5 R at 5303 Å, 7892 Å, and 10747 Å. In this work, we present the strategy for the slit-width optimization for the VELC using synthetic line profiles by taking into account the instrument characteristics and coronal conditions for log(T) varying from 6 to 6.5. The synthetic profiles are convolved with simulated instrumental scattered light and noise to estimate the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), which will be crucial to design the future observation plans. We find that the optimum slit width for VELC turns out to be 50 µm providing sufficient SNR for observations in different solar conditions. We also analyzed the effect of plasma temperature on the SNR at different heights in the VELC field-of-view for the optimized slit-width. We also studied the expected effect of the presence of a CME on the spectral channel observations. This analysis will help to plan the science observations of VELC in different solar conditions.