Vivekanand Education Society’s Institute of Technology Chembur Mumbai Answered Questions

The cutoff marks required for M.Tech. admission at Vivekanand Education Society's Institute of Technology (VESIT) are based on a number of factors such as branch, entrance exam, and applicants. Normally, admissions are based on GATE scores. For competitive branches such as Computer Science and Electronics, the cutoff marks are relatively higher. Although cut-off can change each year with exam difficulty, vacant seats and candidate's category, one must visit the site of VESIT college or directly call up admissions officer for a respective year to get more about cutoff.

It depends on the course in which the student is interested. Vivekanand Education Society's Institute of Technology offers BTech, MCA, and MTech ANM courses. Admission to the BTech courses at the college is done based on the scores obtained in the JEE Main and the MHT CET exams. Applications for both exams generally opens in the month of February and are currently open. Admission to the MTech and MCA courses at the college is done based on the scores obtained in the MHT CET MTech and the MAH MCA CET exams respectively. Applications for the MAH MCA CET generally opens in the month of February and are currently open. Applications for the MHTCET MTech generally opens in the month of June and are currently closed.

The VESIT Mumbai has separate hostel accommodation for boys and girls with a cafe and Gym. The college has an excellent IT Infrastructure facility for the students. The College library boasts more than 47,500 books and journals at the national and international level, journals, magazine etc. A multi-purpose ground for outdoor events like Football, Cricket, Throwball, Dodgeball, Hand ball, 6-lane 200 m track for Athletics, Volleyball court, Kabaddi court, Basketball court with red soil. A Gymkhana for indoor sports like Carom, Table tennis and chess. VISET has a good Infrastructure and facilities. 

This university provides excellent placement opportunities. Can't be sure of 100% placement but according to the VESIT Mumbai Placement Report 2023, out of 607 eligible students for VESIT Mumbai placements, 474 students were placed with a median salary of INR 6.5 LPA. That means it provides an average of 78% of placement which is an adequate percentage.Some of the top recruiters are Capgemini, HCL Tech, TCS, Siemens, Reliance Jio, etc.

Here is a list of general courses offered by VESIT:Undergraduate Courses (Bachelor of Engineering - B.E.):1. Civil Engineering2. Mechanical Engineering3. Electrical Engineering4. This subfield is under Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering.5. Computer Engineering6. Information Technology7. Chemical Engineering8. Production Engineering9. Electronics Engineering10. Instrumentation EngineeringPostgraduate Courses (Master of Engineering - M.E.):1. Computer Engineering2. VLSI and Embedded Systems3. Thermal Engineering4. Power Systems Engineering5. Control Systems6. Engineering Design7. Construction Technology and Management8. Computational Science & Engineering9. Machine Design10. Manufacturing Processes & Automation EngineeringManagement Courses:1. Master of Management Studies (MMS)2. This programme was known as Post Graduate Diploma in Business Administration (PGDBA).3. A Bachelor of Business Administration also known as BBA.Computer Applications Courses:1. Master of Computer Applications [MCA]2. Bachelor of Computer Applications or BCA

TO get admission in Vivekanand Education Society's Institute of Technology  you have meet some criteria  .candidates must have scored at least 45% in 12th  and  a decent score  in JEE Main also participate in the college's  seat allotment process . There may have a little change depending on the programme so check viset website or contact them directly  . Above is the minimum criteria for a candidate.

At Vivekanand Education Society's Institute of Technology, for some courses there may  tight competition for the seat, so if you meet the eligibility criteria of the courses  and has scored well in 12th and the entrance exam like JEE Main which meets the cutting off then you can get admitted  but if your scores doesn't meet the cut-off then it will be hard.

YES!VIVEKANAND EDUCATION SOCIETY'S INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY  has a very active  placement cell, Information about the company profile, job profile, Eligibility criteria, Salary, Branches applicable and any another information given by company are forwarded to all students along with a registration form with the dates of the drive. The placements are average and range from 8 to 10 LPA. Various famous companies like JP Morgan Chase, Accenture, Barclays, etc. visit the campus for the placement of students.

MHT-CET as the name suggests is an entrance examination undertaken by the Government of Maharashtra for admission to the first year of full time Degree courses of engineering and technology and first year of full time Degree courses of pharmacy.For the year 2024, the MHT-CET cutoff for VESIT (General Category) was as follows:1. Computer Engineering - 81.202. Information Technology – Eighty One Point One IPV-FRA.3. Faculty Of Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering - 80.254. Mechanical Engineering – percent 79.505. Civil Engineering - 79.006. Production and Industrial Engineering A/B 78.307. Electrical Engineering­ – 78.00

The B.Tech programme is regarded as one of the best courses offered at Vivekanand Education Society's Institute of Technology, informably known as VESIT due to the quality education that is offered in the institution, the program's intensive linkages with industries, high employment rate among the program's graduates, and intensive curriculum that is offered. This programme has a very high employment quotient with more than 80% of the student getting placed in reputed organizations like, Accenture, Capgemini and cognizant etc. The B.Tech graduates gets an average package of INR 600,000 to 700,000 per annum while the highest salary offered is INR 14,50,000 per annum. Additionally, the programme has a strong faculty with a student-faculty ratio of 15:1, thereby allowing students to receive individual focus and guidance.