Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute - VJTI Mumbai Matunga East Answered Questions

B.Tech Electrical Engineering General home state opening cutoff 1464 and closing cutoff for home state 2037
B.Tech Electrical Engineering cut off for round 1 in VJTI Mumbai college.
DEFOPENS 93.64
EWS 98.02
GNT1S 97.36
GNT2S 97.81
GNT3S 97.21
GOBCS 98.23
GOPENS 98.93
GSCS 94.24
GSTS 78.58
GVJS 95.29
LOBCS 97.23
LOPENS 97.9
LSCS 93.13
LSTS 86.59
LVJS 87.94
TFWS 99.06
LNT2S 96.07
LNT1S 94.19
PWDOPENS 70.71
DEFROBCS 91.14
B.Tech Electrical Engineering cut off for round 2 in VJTI Mumbai college.
DEFOPENS 97.16
EWS 97.93
GOBCS 97.5
GOPENS 98.54
GSCS 94.19
GSTS 72.65
LOBCS 97.03
LOPENS 97.65
LSCS 91.91
LVJS 85.05
TFWS 98.2
PWDOPENS 70.71

For this year, the cutoff has not been declared yet as the counseling will start in October and the cutoff is decided only after the counseling starts.
Eligibility Criteria: 10+2 with 50% marks in PCM from a recognized board.
Selection Criteria:
1- MHT-CET valid score card
2- Candidates have to register themselves for the CAP, which is controlled by DTE, Maharashtra.
Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute(VJIT) is located in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. It was established in 1887. It offers various courses like B.tech, M.tech, MCA, Diploma, and Ph.D.
85 percent of seats are reserved for Maharashtra students, while 15 percent are reserved for students from other states. There is no management quota for seats available in the institutes.

You may have some chances in branches like B.Tech Textile Technology. According to previous year's trends, a student needs to score more than 90% in MHT CET in the open category to be admitted to VJTI. Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute (VJTI), Mumbai, is one of the premier institutes offering B.Tech in India. Admission to the B.Tech programme is based on the MHT CET score, followed by counseling. The institute-specific qualifying cutoff is announced after the declaration of MHT CET results for the seat allotment process, which is based on the college cutoff and the candidate's preference for courses. The cutoffs are generally declared in two rounds of counseling based on closing ranks for each specialisation. The cutoffs are released for home state and other state candidates, which are further divided into GOPENS, LOPENS, MI, and TFWS categories. The expected cutoff for the general category is usually high for premier branches. Also, the category and subcategory of the candidate will be considered for the admission process. As a result, depending on the branch-wise cut-off, you may have a chance.

In the question you have mentioned about SC/ST category. So I will stick to them only. Generally the cut offs for these categories are low as compared to the General category.
Normally COEP and VJTI have close cut offs and both the colleges are good.
Below I have mentioned some of the predicted cutoffs for COEP.
Computer: SC:160-165, ST:150-155
Electronics: SC:160-165, ST:150-155
Mechanical: SC:170-180, ST:165-175
IT: SC:155-160, ST:150-155
Production: SC: 140-160, ST: 140-160
Metallurgy: SC:140-160, ST:140-160
Civil: SC:150-165, ST:150-160

Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute (VJTI), Mumbai, is one of the premier institutes offering BTech in India.
Admission to the BTech program is based on the MHT CET score, followed by counseling.
The institute-specific qualifying cutoff is announced after the declaration of MHT CET results for the seat allotment process, which is based on the college cutoff and the candidate's preference for courses.
The cutoffs are released for home state and other state candidates, which are further divided into GOPENS, LOPENS, GSCS, and EWS, etc. categories.
The cutoff for a B.Tech. in Computer Engineering is usually higher than other branches.
As per the latest updates, for the MHT-CET 2022 results that were recently announced, the round one cut-off for the B.Tech. in Computer Engineering course is as follows:
Category: score
DEFOPENS: 99.37
EWS: 99.76
GOBCS: 99.73
GSCS- 98.59
GSTS: 93.54
Keep in mind that there are multiple subcategories of categories, which will also be considered in the admissions process.

Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute (VJTI), Mumbai, has pioneered India's engineering education and research as it is one of the oldest engineering colleges in Asia. The college offers a full-time undergraduate B.Tech. in nine specializations.
Admissions to VJTI, Mumbai are strictly based on merit only through on-line centralised admission process.
For admission to B.Tech. in Computer Engineering (Lateral Entry), the eligibility criteria are:
A diploma course in engineering and technology in a relevant stream must be completed with a minimum of 45% marks from an All India Council for Technical Education-approved institution or its equivalent.
Or the candidate must have completed a B.Sc. with at least 45% marks from a UGC-recognized university and passed 10+2 with mathematics as a subject.
Candidates must register for the centralized admission process of the Directorate of Technical Education, Maharashtra, by visiting the official website of MHT-CET and filling in the required information.
An admit card will be issued to all the eligible candidates with all the details about the entrance test.
After the CET, VJTI will issue a merit list for all the courses, which is published on the official website of the college under the Admission Portal.
Students whose marks are on the merit list can visit the college with all their documents for further admission processing.
The merit list, consisting of the names and aggregate percentage of successful candidates in different categories, is yet to be published.

Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute (VJTI), Mumbai, is one of the premier institutes offering B.Tech in India. Admission to the B.Tech programme is based on the MHT CET score, followed by counseling. The institute-specific qualifying cutoff is announced after the declaration of MHT CET results for the seat allotment process, which is based on the college cutoff and the candidate's preference for courses. The cutoffs are generally declared in two rounds of counselling based on closing ranks for each specialisation. The cutoffs are released for home state and other state candidates, which are further divided into GOPENS, LOPENS, MI, and TFWS categories. The cutoff for computer Science engineering (CSE) is usually higher than other branches and based on past two-year trends:
Closing rank: -105 in 2021
Closing rank: -91 in 2020
The expected cutoff for the general category can be anywhere between 90-105 or maybe even be less like 2018 when the closing rank was 82 (score-181). Also, the category and subcategory of the candidate will be considered for the admission process.

Good day, Aditya Yogesh Gadage. In the state of Maharashtra, VJTI is the most prestigious institution for engineering studies. Due to this, closing rankings are typically very high across the board, particularly for computer science engineering. Last year, this branch's closure rank was in the neighbourhood of 2000. Throughout spite of this, students can always choose to study CSE at VJTI because the admissions process is centralised in the state of Maharashtra. After some rounds of the admissions process are complete, the centralised agency notifies cutoffs so that students don't unnecessarily choose a stream and college where they have little possibility of getting admitted.
I wish you well.