Remarks :
I had scored 175/200 in CET. So I applied for KJ Somaiya, SPCE, VJTI, and COEP. In the first list, I was allocated a seat in KJ Somaiya, then in the third list, I secured a seat at VJTI college. I was a general student and 175 was just enough to get into VJTI. The admission process is really smooth when they do a document check.
Course Curriculum Overview :
The course curriculum needs to be updated with more subjects related to robotics and automation. All professors are well experienced but only a few teaches really well. There were 12-13 girls in our batch of 75 students. There are two semester exams in a year and 2 mid-semester exams each year.
Placement Experience :
The placement situation is really good and above 90% of the students get placed via campus placements. The highest package goes to above 40L with an average sitting somewhere around 6L. World-class companies like Google, Accenture, Microsoft, and Mercedes offer placement to students.
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions :
Compared to other engineering colleges in Mumbai, VJTI is probably the cheapest of all with a fee of around 70k each year for general category students. There is a number of scholarships available too. But almost no financial assistance for the general category. The placements are really good and I was fortunate enough to work for Larsen after graduation.
Campus Life :
There is a number of cultural and tech events throughout the year. Techfest is a well-known fest that takes place in December and witnesses participation from colleges all over India. The classroom infrastructure is very poor and needs to be renovated. Sports is something are students are very passionate about on campus. There is a number of clubs which are really great to be involved in.
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