VJTI Mumbai All Questions

Hello,

The board exams have different cutoff and that is in marks. Board doesn't give ranks as range. College give rank range for their different branches to give a organised way to do the admission of candidates with respect to the branches. In no way college categorical rank cutoff is related to the board Common rank list. Both are different. It may be a coincidence if the cutoff had been same.

Hope it helps!

Hi Nimish,

VJTI is one of the renowned colleges in Maharashtra for Engineering. SPIT has been established since 2005 and is just like a brother to SPCE. Both of these colleges would add weight to your profile in the future.

But now the catch is that you are getting textile at VJTI. Textile will narrow down your scope to a single field. So, look for scope of textile in future, and placement profiles provided by VJTI for this branch. Now, coming to vidyalankar, it a decent college.

If you want to pursue further studies abroad then it would not matter to complete engineering from here. CSE has already taken a paradigm shift and is continuing to do so. Look for future options in this field.

Given the automation and robotics evolvement, Electronics could also be a good field. You can always switch to IT form Electronics during jobs.

If you are looking for placements immediately after graduation look for a good college, otherwise you can go with the other options as far as the branch is concerned.

So the decision should be yours, which field are you really interested in.

Hope this is Helpful.

Hi,

I would suggest you go through the last year cutoffs of all the rounds of CAP Process on the following link.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/mht-cet-cutoff (For all rounds)

Make sure you look for proper cutoffs according to Quota (PWD)

Already first round is over. Now you can have a look at current vacant seats if any and hence know the chances of getting VJTI.

https://fe2019.mahacet.org/StaticPages/frmInstituteWiseAllotmentList.aspx

Best of Luck!

Hi,

I would suggest you go through the last year cutoffs of all the rounds of CAP Process on the following link.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/mht-cet-cutoff (For all rounds)

Make sure you look for proper cutoffs according to Quota (PWD)

Already first round is over. Now you can have a look at current vacant seats if any and hence know the chances of getting VJTI.

https://fe2019.mahacet.org/StaticPages/frmInstituteWiseAllotmentList.aspx

Best of Luck!

Hi Abhijay,

The colleges which you have mentioned are all top colleges for pursuing engineering. Every college is well established and is capable of providing great placements. 

Now you will have to decide which branch to go for. I would suggest you carry out research on the opportunities & scope in the future of your respective branches of engineering and then go for admissions. All are evolving fields, i.e. Electrical vehicles are taking a leap, then we have AI & machine learning in the field of Computers. and automation for Electronics.

So in my suggestion, you decide which branch to go for based on your interest and comfort of subject familiarization.

All the Best!!

Hi Srikanth,

I would suggest you go through the last year cutoffs of all the rounds of CAP Process on the following link.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/mht-cet-cutoff (For all rounds)

Make sure you look for proper cutoffs according to Quota (General-G, L-Ladies, TFWS, etc), category (Open, OBC, SC, ST, etc) and home or other university.

Already first round is over. Now you can have a look at current vacant seats if any and hence know the chances of getting VJTI.

https://fe2019.mahacet.org/StaticPages/frmInstituteWiseAllotmentList.aspx

Best of Luck!

Hi Pranaya,

The cutoffs for DSE Civil at VJTI are above 87% for any caste.

And also no other branches at VJTI have cutoffs in this range.

Hence looking at your diploma percentage, it looks difficult to secure admission at VJTI.

You can look for other colleges to secure admission to degree courses.

All the Best!!

Hi,

I would suggest you go through the last year cutoffs of the first round of CAP Process on the following link.

Https://images.careers360.mobi/sites/default/files/MHT-CET-2018-Cap-Round1-Cutoff.pdf

Https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/mht-cet-cutoff (For all rounds)

Make sure you look for proper cutoffs according to Quota (General-G, L-Ladies, TFWS, etc), category (Open, OBC, SC, ST, etc) and home or other university.

It would be easy if you go according to the marks obtained to look for cutoffs.

Best of Luck!

Hi Rajat,

I can provide you the MHT CET 2017 and MHT CET 2018 cutoff ranks of VJTI and SPCE for NT-B i.e. NT-1 state category candidates, so you can get a clear idea.

These cutoffs were for the Mechanical branch only.

• MHT CET 2017-

VJTI, after Round 1-

Cutoff Rank- 1,919

SPCE, after Round 1-

Cutoff Rank- 3,335

• MHT CET 2018-

VJTI, after Round 1-

Cutoff Rank- 1,283

SPCE, after Round 1-

Cutoff Rank- 3,609

Therefore, you can definitely get the Mechanical branch in either VJTI or SPCE.

Hope this helps you.

All the best!!!

Hello,

If you go through the first round of cap list you have chances to get mechanical branch in both the colleges based on your NTB rank. For your reference i have provide you the link. 

https://static.careers360.mobi/media/uploads/froala_editor/files/MHT-CET-2019-Cutoff-Round-1-Maharashtra.pdf

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/mht-cet-cutoff