Colleges in Maharashtra

Students must reach different minimum scores based on their course choices and the admission round selection at Vidya Prasarini Sabha's College of Engineering and Technology (VPSCET). The MHT CET 2024 Round 1 cut-off percentile reached 75.74 points for Computer Science Engineering yet only 36.63 points were needed for Civil Engineering students and 11.88 points for Mechanical Engineering.

VJTI Mumbai offers a total number of 540 seats in the BTech course, from which IIITM Gwalior offers the same number of seats for all BTech specialisation. Therefore, there is not a single BTech specialisation which have the maximum number of seats; each specialisation has the same intake of seats, i.e., 60.

One can obtain direct admission at Vidya Prasarini Sabha's College of Engineering and Technology (VPSCET) if he/she is seeking direct entry into their second year of engineering studies. Maharashtra conducts its first and direct second-year engineering admissions through the centralized admission processes managed by the Directorate of Technical Education based in Mumbai. Students should submit their applications either by website entry or by visiting the college office to complete the application document. 

Vidya Prasarini Sabha's College of Engineering and Technology (VPSCET) maintains several campus facilities throughout its premises which include dedicated computer laboratories together with library resources and dining spaces and auditoriums and recreational spaces combined with student housing facilities. Well-equipped classrooms as well as seminar halls and laboratories which serve for practical training and research are available at the college. 

The highest salary package offered is INR 5 LPA. The placement officer is supportive and helpful. Mediatech, Wipro, and many other companies come for placement drives. About 80% of students get placed every year.Average and the lowest packages of the  Vidya Prasarini Sabha's College of Engineering and Technology (VPSCET) are quite good according to the industry standards,

Yes, VJTI Mumbai does follow seat reservation for BTech course. The seats are reserved for intake for Children of Indian Workers in Gulf Countries (CIWGC), Foreign Nationals (FN), and Persons of Indian Origin (PIO)/ Overseas Citizens of India (OCI) is a supernumerary quota, meaning it's over and above the regular sanctioned intake. Check out the number of seats reserved for these categories in the table below: 

Students can gain admission to Vidya Prasarini Sabha's College of Engineering and Technology (VPSCET) for B.E./B.Tech programs through other admission methods instead of MHT CET. Students can enter VPSCET through JEE Main results instead of MHT CET scores since the institute accepts JEE Main test scores. 

The 2025 cutoff for the BTech programme at VJTI Mumbai  has not been released yet. However, the cutoff for the academic year
in the previous years shows a fluctuating trend. Moreover, the cutoff shows the competitiveness over the years. Check out the comparison of VJTI Mumbai BTech in Computer Science and Engineering over the years 2023, 2022, and 2021: