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At VJTI college, there are no specific marks required for admission to Diploma courses. It is mandatory for candidates to have passed 10th grade/SSC examination and reached a minimum aggregate score of 35% from any recognized institute/board. And then you can get lateral entry in various other Engin

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At Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute, you can pursue a Diploma in Electrical Engineering for three years. You have to pay a total of 18000 for the course. To be eligible for this course, a candidate must have passed 10th/equivalent from a recognized institute/board.The student will receive a

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Diploma in Chemical Engineering is a three years full-time Diploma course offered by Maharashtra State Board of Technical Education, Mumbai and approved by AICTE.

Eligibility criteria:

(A) First Year of Post SSC. -

(1) Maharashtra State Candidature Candidate, Jammu and Kashmir Migrant Candidature Candi

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There are no marks required to get admission in Diploma courses in VJTI college. You can get admission after class 10th also. And then you can get lateral entry in various other Engineering courses in different branches.

If you are seeking admission to Diploma in Mechanical Engineering, it

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Students need not to worry if they miss the internal exams.They won't be failed semester examination.

Marks from internal exams (mid-semester exams) are taken into account throughout VJTI's final grading process.Actually, the midterm, final, and instructor evaluation scores are combined to create the

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The internal exam will not count towards your semester grade. Marks from internal exams (mid-semester exams) are taken into account throughout VJTI's final grading process. Actually, the midterm, final, and instructor evaluation scores are combined to create the final evaluation score.This will cont

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The total number of seats available at VJTI is 540.There are 60 seats in civil engineering, 60 seats in computer engineering, 60 seats in electrical engineering, 60 seats in electronics, 60 seats in electronics, 60 seats in information technology, 60 seats in mechanical engineering, 60 seats in prod

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Here it goes :

  • In-Semeter tests are important

ISTs contribute heavily to SPA and it's easy to score in IST as compared to end-sem examinations. When I was a fresher, I was told otherwise. There was a senior of mine, who told me to ‘chill’ during ISTs and work harder in end sems. I should'v

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There is no uniform in VJTI. But it does have a dress code. Shorts are strictly not allowed in VJTI.

Avoid wearing small and exposive clothes. Choose outfits that cover your shoulders, legs adequately.

ID card should be compulsory. Certain academic programs or practical sessions may require students t

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Students can engage in various organizations like Technovanza (Technical fest), Enthusia (Sport fest), etc. This provides exposure to personality development and improves ourselves. Faculties and staff are very supportive and they encourage us to take part in the events and get exposure to some mana

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