Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute - VJTI Mumbai

You need to score atleast 99.70+ percentile in MHT-CET to get CSE stream at VJTI Mumbai. So focus more and study in smart and disciplined way. Always remember “ Revision is the key of success”. Solve maximum number of sample paper to check your accuracy. Maintain high level of preparation. There is enough time left for MHT-CET. So all the best. For more information or free career counseling you may reach us anytime

For Cse cutoff rank is 250 and for Electrical it is 1470 and for mechanical it is 2800 is cloing rank and the closing rank for civil branch is 5600.

First, you have to give Maharashtra state engineering entrance exam called MHT-CET on the basis of percentile you got admission to this college you have to score a minimum of 180+ marks for the cs/it department for general category students.

Unique things about Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute are:

• It is one of the oldest engineering colleges in Asia and has played a significant role in the development of engineering education in India.
• VJTI is an autonomous institute affiliated with the University of Mumbai. This autonomy grants the institute the freedom to design its curriculum, conduct examinations, and make administrative decisions independently.
• It offers wide range of courses and specialisations in UG and PG in engineering, technology and applied sciences. This institute is also known for its strong emphasis on core engineering disciplines like Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, and Computer Engineering, along with other specialised programs.
• Extra - curricular activities are good. (which I guess was hampered once Dr. Kakde Sir took charge)

• But that's what makes it special (different from what is usual) - you get all the benefits from being in a great educational institute which "covers all the bases". And by that I mean - we have all the departments, we have engineering and management student clubs, we have sportsand arts, we have a great history w alumni in all kinds of professions and we're in the bustling city of Mumbai ! And all this in a mostly declining educational infrastructure.

• So, use this situation to your advantage - use your relative freedom from "classes" to explore, learn outside the classroom, interact with people, build relationships and make the most of everything that's special about VJTI to do something awesome.