Vivekanand Education Society’s Institute of Technology

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Chembur, Mumbai

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Estd. 1984

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B.E. in Computer Engineering	23643
B.E. in Information Technology	24959
B.E. in Artificial Intelligence and Data Science Engineering	26207
B.E. in Automation and Robotics	51487
B.E. in Electronics and Computer Science	34857

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Placements4.0

Infrastructure4.1

Faculty & Course3.8

Campus Life4.1

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Morgan Stanley, Nomura, KPMG, Capgemini, Accenture, Tech Mahindra, ATOS, Diebold, JPMC, L&T, Cognizant, TCS, SAP, IVP, I-Gate and many other companies visit our campus.

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Internships are not offered for the students, However, other streams are offered with more placement opportunities.

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Aniruddha Shrawagi Verified Icon

B.E. in Computer Engineering - Batch of 2029

4.2

4.0Placements4.0Infrastructure4.0Faculty5.0Crowd & Campus Life4.0Value for Money

A good engineering college with great and helpful faculty.

Placements: I am currently pursuing B.Tech in Computer Engineering. I am in my second year. From what I have seen and heard from seniors, the placements are average but decent for students who have good technical skills. The average package is around 6-7 LPA, with some students getting higher packages depending on the skills and performance. Capgemini, TCS, and many other IT companies recruit students from the college. Students get opportunities for internships. Software development, Data Science, Cybersecurity, and other IT fields roles are offered.

Infrastructure: The college has good infrastructure for computer engineering students, with proper classrooms, computer labs, and a library. The library is quite good and has different types of books related to academics as well as other subjects. Wi-Fi is available in the college. However, I have faced some network issues while connecting my laptop to the college network. The canteen food is decent, and other options are available. The college also provides hostel facilities for students. The buses and rickshaws are available near the college but rickshaws are very low, and the college is 2 KM from Kurla railway station.

Faculty: Faculty members are one of the good things about our college. Most of the teachers are professionals. They are knowledgeable. Whenever students have doubts or need guidance, they are helpful. They explain the concept properly and are approachable. The Computer Engineering curriculum is also updated and focuses on subjects and skills that are useful from an industry point of view. Semester exams are moderately difficult. Scoring 8 to 9 CGPA is easily achievable if students attend lectures regularly and study properly throughout the semester instead of waiting till the last sem.

Reviewed on 3 Sep 2026Read More

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B.E. in Computer Engineering - Batch of 2025

4.4

4.0Placements4.0Infrastructure5.0Faculty5.0Crowd & Campus Life4.0Value for Money

Good faculty, great placements, and good infrastructure.

Placements: VESIT had a solid placement record, especially for CS and IT branches. Around 75–80% of students get placed every year. Big names like JP Morgan, ISS, and Morgan Stanley visited the campus. The average package was 6.5 LPA, and the highest went around 20 LPA. Most companies were mass recruiters. However, placements for core branches were fewer.

Infrastructure: Infrastructure of VESIT was very solid for a college in Mumbai. Labs were a highlight, with specialized labs for each subject in the curriculum, including the e-Yantra lab. Most labs were well-maintained. They were clean and air-conditioned. However, general classrooms lacked AC, and there were only two air-conditioned classrooms on each floor. The hostel was located on the same campus, and the rent was included in the fees. There were both AC and non-AC room options. The rooms were cleaned regularly, and there were separate buildings for boys and girls.

Faculty: VESIT became autonomous in 2023. From that time, there was a major shift in the curriculum. The college focused more on modern technologies like AI, Cloud, and Blockchain. They had a capstone project every year where students had to present their project ideas. Faculty was good and believed more in practical work than theoretical learning.

Other: I picked CS because of the coding culture. Societies like IEEE and CSI taught way more than textbooks. But it was not perfect. The college was strict about 75 percent attendance. It consumed time that could have been used for personal projects. The campus was big and peaceful, with a garden in the center. The alumni network was great and always gave useful tips to juniors.

Reviewed on 2 Feb 2026Read More

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Tauhid Mastan Verified Icon

B.E. in Automation and Robotics - Batch of 2026

4.4

3.0Placements5.0Infrastructure4.0Faculty5.0Crowd & Campus Life5.0Value for Money

I am absolutely satisfied with placements of the automation course.

Placements: I am from the Automation and Robotics branch. We are the first batch for it. To be honest, placements are really good for students who want to pursue their careers in the automation industry. But for students who want to make a career in robotics, it is a bit problematic, as the branch is new. There are not many robotics companies to invite for placements. I can say the same for the internship opportunities. Our students get internships in many big industries like BARC, BPCL, HPCL, etc. It is for automation-related fields only, and there are not many opportunities for robotics.

Infrastructure: The infrastructure of the college is quite good. It has a great campus with a garden in the center and different colleges covering it. The college also has a turf and grounds to play cricket and other sports. The college has 7 floors, where each floor is assigned to a particular department.

Faculty: Faculty members are very supportive in terms of bringing opportunities for students to grow. They encourage us to build projects and participate in hackathons and other stuff. The course curriculum is up to date with what is required now. Exams are held twice in each semester. There is 1 mid-term exam and one end-semester exam. It does not follow the three exams in each semester rule in Mumbai University, as our college is autonomous.

Other: Our college does not have any flagship event like a DJ, but it organises many events like traditional weeks and celebrations for Ganesh Chaturthi. It also organises technical events where new minds get an opportunity to gain experience from industry experts.

Reviewed on 30 Aug 2025Read More

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B.E. in Artificial Intelligence and Data Science Engineering - Batch of 2026

1.4

1.0Placements3.0Infrastructure1.0Faculty1.0Crowd & Campus Life1.0Value for Money

VESI - where dreams die.

Placements: If you're in VESIT, just forget about placements. There is no one who even talks about them not even teachers. Everyone, including faculty, seems to be caught in a rat race.

Infrastructure: The infrastructure is just okay. From the outside, it looks decent, but once you step in, the reality hits different. Classrooms feel outdated, like something from the early 2000s, with broken benches making more noise than students. Projectors either don't work or display blurry slides forget about having ACs.

Faculty: Faculty members, curriculum, and exams for our course are straight-up the worst in the country. You notice every day how teachers seem more interested in killing students' motivation than building their futures. They just throw a theory-heavy syllabus at us. Labs are almost non-existent or just about copying from seniors no innovation, no real-world applications. Labs exist only for submissions and assignments, nothing more. There are so-called 'extraordinary' professors are actually responsible for the students' downfall mentally, academically, and skill-wise. Teachers focus more on burdening students with useless extra work, which affects CGPA and leaves many students unplaced forever. Students are stuck in rote learning, so they are neither strong in academics nor equipped with practical skills. There's no fun just a life filled with stress and decline overall.

Other: Please don't take admission in this college. My three years of experience suggest that you should go to any other college with no attendance criteria, excel there, participate in hackathons, learn skills daily, and go for off-campus placements. Life will be set.

Reviewed on 23 Apr 2025Read More

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shiv

B.E. in Automation and Robotics - Batch of 2027

3.8

4.0Placements4.0Infrastructure2.0Faculty5.0Crowd & Campus Life4.0Value for Money

So I’m satisfied with the college, and we are having good placements every year.

Placements: So basically, our branch has the most placements on campus. Our total placement is 59 out of 65 in the last year, and now there are companies visiting like Capgemini, Johnson, and many other companies. We have the most internships on campus, internships in RCF and other companies.

Infrastructure: Infrastructure is nice. Also, I have never stayed in the hostel, but my friends have, and they say the hostels are the best, and the warden is also the best. The environment around the hostel is also the best. Classrooms are also quite nice, and the facilities are the best. So overall, it is 8 out of 10.

Faculty: So, our batch was the best batch, and we have the best faculty. The exams were tough, and the cultural activities are the best. Many co-curricular activities are there, and many opportunities are there if you participate in events and activities.

Other: So, our batch was the best batch, and we have the best faculty. The exams were tough, and the cultural activities are the best. The overall college is 8 out of 10.

Reviewed on 16 Jan 2025Read More

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B.E. in Electronics and Computer Science - Batch of 2026

3.2

3.0Placements3.0Infrastructure3.0Faculty3.0Crowd & Campus Life4.0Value for Money

Helpful but not knowledgeable faculty, good placements for CS-related branches, good infrastructure

Placements: My batch electronics and computer science is our first batch. It was started in 2022, so ours will be the first one for placements next year. The ETRX branch which was previously named, in that batch 4 students have been placed out of 60, so almost 7%. The highest salary package offered is 4.5 LPA. The lowest salary package offered is 3 LPA. Top recruiting companies are Deloitte and TCS. Around 30% of students got internships at companies like Berkeley, Cognizant, etc. Top roles offered are analyst and consultant.

Infrastructure: Wi-Fi and air conditioners are not present in classrooms. Our labs are equipped with air conditioners but there is no Wi-Fi. The library has very poor-quality of Wi-Fi. We have decent infrastructure and air conditioners. The quality of facilities available in the hostel is decent as they are partnered with stanza living. The mess and canteen quality is good. Medical facilities are available on demand. There is a turf for football and a ground for cricket and other events.

Faculty: Our teachers are helpful but not qualified and knowledgeable. Only a few are good at teaching. The teaching quality is poor. The course curriculum is very relevant. As the college is autonomous, it makes students industry-ready. Semester exams are also very easy due to the college being autonomous. The passing percentage is 95% as each semester almost 1-2 students drop out from a batch of 60.

Other: My batch is ECS for the year 2022-2026. I chose this course because I like both hardware and software. The best thing is that ECS remains one of the best branches for doing a masters. I hope that our faculty can be improved. Events and fests are mostly organised by students. The campus crowd attends events and fests. It is decent. The connectivity is bad from the railway station. The campus is good but short in size. Although everything is well-maintained including bathrooms. Various scholarships are given to students with more than 7 CGPA.

Reviewed on 1 Jan 2025Read More

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