Engineering

Hello Akshata, this information is not readily available. In any case, cutoff for different branches keeps changing every year. Hence info of previous year though useful can not be relied much. But this being premium institute, you need to be in top percentile bracket for getting admission here.
Best wishes to you.

Hello Janhavi, not taking JEE Mains is no issue. You must appear for and score well in MHT CET conducted by Maharashtra for becoming eligible for admission in VJTI. Perhaps only private engineering colleges can give you admission based on 12th marks under management quota. Best wishes to you.

Hello Shivam Yadav, I think you forgot to add or mention name of the course that you want to do after Diploma. But let me tell you all the same. You can definitely seek admission directly into second year of 4 year degree course in engineering via lateral admission process. Else if you have "equivalent to 12th' Certificate for doing Diploma then you can do any graduation course where 12th is eligibility. Best wishes to you.

Hello Jay Parmar, it's very nice to hear from you that you are interested in doing your MBA after completion of your graduation in engineering. It wi definitely give your career a great boost. Normally speaking, sales & marketing or finance or HR. But inspite of this, I would like to advise you to think, mediate and try to find out your like. Select the field the nearest to this. Best wishes to you.

Hello Mahak, I can understand your angst and anxiety. But don't worry. Download college predictors available on the net. Use these to find out as to which colleges you can get based on your percentile. These are better than pure guess since these base their results on data of previous years. Best wishes to you.

Hello Lokesh, presently it's only in Tamil Nadu that admissions in engineering colleges are based on marks of 12th and not on any entrance test. However you can seek admission in management quota of private engineering colleges without any entrance exam. Best wishes to you.

Hello Suhas, no, M.Tech is not required for getting job. B.Tech in itself is enough. Actually getting a job is function of diverse variables. Economic development of the country. Industrial climate. Resourcefulness of candidates etc. Best wishes to you.