VJTI Mumbai Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

average infrastructure but improving steadily.Classrooms and labs are functional but need upgrades,the campus is cean though but need improvements in maintenance and modern equipments are requireddddd

Academics are pretty solid overall, id say aeound 4 stars. The faculty is helpful and most concepst are explained well though sometimes the pace can be a bit rushed , with a little bit more focus it can be better

Placements are good overall, Many companies visit the campus and there are decent opportunities, especially for skiled students. With a bit more consistency across all branches it could be even better

The course costs around 1 1.5 lakhs per year. Id rate it 4 stars as the academics, faculties and placements justify the fees though a few areas like infrastructure and exposure could be improved......

Capus is clean and lively with good classrooms,labs and green spaces . Best part is freindly environment. Some faculties need an upgrade. Students can join clubs, events, fests, sports,music and workshops

The campus span is huge. the campus has sports fields and amenities,facilities and functional. also the library is good having many important resources. overall the campus is good. and worth for money.

faculty quality is good. there are PHD holding and insdustry trained proffessors. the attendance is strict in the college especially in labs. overall the professors are good and provide mentorship to students.

VJTI is known for its placements. the placement support given by the college is good. major companies include tcs,L&T,siemens. the placement cell is good and help the students by arranging mock sessions and seminars.

VJTI has a historic campus with colonial era buildings that give it an old school charm. labs and classrooms have been modernized, many departments still use older equipment. The library is spacious. overall college is good and clean.

academic wise VJTI is well and good. syllabus is mostly updated for all the branches. the professors and assistant professors are experienced and are knowledgable.Overall the quality of teaching is good.

The placements at VJTI are among the best in Maharashtra, especially for top performing students. The placement cell is active and bring in companies from various sectors. core branch students also get placed in L&T, TATA POWER, GODREJ etc.

The facilities and infrastructure available for the course/department, such as Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and the library, are very Good . The quality of the facilities in the hostel, the quality of the food available in the mess and canteen, the medical facilities, and the sports and games are all very Good .

Faculty members are very good and helpful in addressing difficulties. There are highly qualified faculty, and the non-teaching staff is also supportive. This course provides an understanding of how ecosystems work. Each semester has two exams: a mid-semester and an end-semester exam.

Placements are pretty good compared to other colleges. The average package is around 11-12 LPA. Good percentage of students get internships. The highest package last year was 62 lakh and last year it was around 54 lakhs. Top recruiters are Google and Microsoft.

The classrooms are decent enough, with wooden benches, projector and AC's. Wi-Fi works in some classes and doesn't in others. The library is too good. It has all the books that you will ever need. It even has good Wi-Fi. You can be in the library for a whole day without feeling bored. The mess has okayish food—not that great. The canteen has better food than the mess. There's a cricket ground, a football ground and a basketball court as well, which is really good.

The teachers at VJTI are helpful and qualified, and most have long teaching experience. However, some contractual faculty are not as good as the full-time faculty. The old syllabus was outdated, but the new course work is more relevant and focuses on practical knowledge. The exams are hard for a very small percentage of students, but if a student fails a course, they can retake the exam once a year.

Placement statistics for Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute are very good, especially for students in the CS and IT programs. About 90% of students are placed, with an average salary of 11.17 lakh per annum. The highest salary offered was 29 lakh per annum, and the lowest was 6 lakh per annum. Some of the companies that recruit from the institute are Texas Instrument, Siemens, and Schneider Electric. About 60% of students get internships, with some going on to work for the same companies that they interned for.

College has a very good infrastructure, however, the infrastructure is now old and there are efforts being put to renovate the college. Labs are a bit outdated, but the college is bringing in new facilities. The hostels are also undergoing changes and the new PG hostel has super good facilities.

Faculty members are top notch at VJTI, who are easy to approach and are always ready to help. Curriculum is designed to have a work life balance and many courses are designed with the help of industry professionals. Semester exams are easy and straightforward. They are designed keeping in mind the growth of the students rather than focusing on book learning.

Top companies visit the college every year and around 80% of the students get placed, the rest 20% are the students who opt for further studies. The highest package offered in this course was 13.6 LPA and all the students get internship every year. Top role offered was GET in major fields.

The infrastructure is good enough not that great but it contains every essential component. The college classes are now fitted with acs and some with projectors too. There are labs with non working components so it is one cons. Overall its ok. The hostel now are renovated so has good condition and capacity.

Some of the faculty members are very good and helpful in addressing difficulties. There are highly qualified faculty, and the non-teaching staff is also supportive. This course provides an understanding of how ecosystems work. Each semester has two exams: a mid-semester and an end-semester exam.

One of the best placement cells in Mumbai. With almost 70% of the total batch placed in March, VJTI led the placements in Mumbai after IIT Bombay. The average package was 11 LPA and the highest package offered was around 57 LPA from a US-based software company. Training and placemnt support Is excellent in my college.

Good Facilities are available in my Deportment. A decent atmosphere to study is also available. The infrastructure could be a little bit better because the quality of the furniture is not good. There are enough screens and a projector set up for e-learning also.

The college is autonomous and the curriculum is up-to-date. The teachers are very friendly and helpful. They are always available when you have any doubt or issue. The semester exams are a bit easier as the faculty members set the paper themselves, so we are well-acquainted with the syllabus. There are hardly 2-3 students in a batch who fail in a subject. The cases of year drops are very low.

The highest package in our course was 14 LPA and the average package was 5 LPA. Considering the students who sat for placements, the placement percentage was roughly around 80-85 percent. It’s compulsory to do an internship of at least 6 weeks in the summer break of our third year.

Since the college is over 100 years old, the infrastructure is not a strong point of the college, with CS, Textile, and IT departments being an exception. Yes, VJTI does provide hostel facilities for students, although not all students get the hostels. There are 2 hostels for B.Tech and Diploma, for both boys and girls. In addition, there is 1 hostel for M.Tech students. The M.Tech hostels are amazing, with facilities like geysers, cleaner washrooms, balconies, and lifts.

Most of the faculty is good enough, but you will face some problems with a few facilities. This is true for every branch in the college. Most of the teachers provide useful notes and are very experienced. The HOD is very interactive with the students. They listen to and resolve the issues accordingly.

The placements of my college go neck to neck with most of the NITs and a few IITs. It is the factor that attracts most of the students. The top recruiting companies are: Deloitte, Morgan Stanley, Amazon, ICICI Bank, etc. The highest package in 2024 was 57 LPA. The lowest placement is generally between 6-12 LPA. The highest internship stipend was 5.9L. There were 400+ internship offers. There were 27+ selections in Google.

The facilities and infrastructure available for the course/department, such as Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and the library, are very poor. The quality of the facilities in the hostel, the quality of the food available in the mess and canteen, the medical facilities, and the sports and games are all very poor.

The teachers are helpful, but most of them had poor knowledge of the subject matter. The syllabus was outdated, but the students were industry-ready due to their own hard work and persistence. The placement rate was good, but the papers for some subjects were very difficult and application-based. Only two or three subjects had faculty with PhD degrees; the others were not qualified. The pass percentage was 40%.

About 70% of students were placed, and the placement percentage depended on the branch of study. The lowest salary package was 6 LPA, the highest was 36 LPA, and the average was 15 LPA. Only 4 or 5 companies recruited for my course, and most students were placed in software-based companies like Texas Instruments. Technical roles were offered mostly for B.Tech courses, but sometimes management roles were available.