VJTI Mumbai All Questions

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Both COEP (College of Engineering Pune) and VJTI (Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute) are prestigious engineering institutes in India with excellent reputations for Mechanical Engineering.

While both colleges are exceptional, here's a brief comparison to help you make an informed decision:

• Location:

  • COEP: Pune, known for its academic environment.
  • VJTI: Mumbai, a bustling metropolis with more industry exposure.

• Campus:

  • COEP: Larger campus with better infrastructure and facilities.
  • VJTI: Located in the heart of Mumbai, offering easy access to industrial internships and job opportunities.

    
    

• Placements:

  • Both colleges have excellent placement records with top companies recruiting students. However, the specific companies and average packages might vary slightly.
    
    

• Faculty:

  • Both institutes boast experienced and qualified faculty members.

• Alumni Network:

  • Both colleges have strong alumni networks, which can be beneficial for career growth.
    
    

Ultimately, the best college for you depends on your personal preferences and priorities.

I hope this information helps.

While there's no guarantee, securing admission for direct second-year Civil Engineering in VJTI or Sardar Patel College with a 77.53 diploma score and being an SC female candidate holds some possibility. Here's why:

• Previous Year Cutoff Unknown: It's difficult to predict cut-offs as they vary year-to-year based on the applicant pool's strength.

• Reservation Benefit: Being an SC female candidate gives you a significant advantage in the admission process due to category reservations.

Here's what you can do:

• Check Previous Year Trends (if available): Search online or contact the colleges' admission offices to see if they provide information on previous year cut-offs for the SC category in direct second-year Civil Engineering.

• Eligibility Criteria: Ensure you meet all other eligibility requirements like minimum marks in specific diploma subjects set by the colleges.

• Stay Updated: Follow the colleges' websites or social media pages for announcements regarding application dates, cut-offs, and the admission process.

Additional Tips:

• Appear for MHT-CET: While not mandatory for all colleges, consider appearing for the Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (MHT-CET). Scoring well can further strengthen your application.

Remember, a good diploma score combined with your category reservation gives you a chance.

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With a score of 91.65% in MHT CET, your chances of getting admission into the Computer Engineering branch at Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute (VJTI), Mumbai, are promising. VJTI is a prestigious engineering institute known for its rigorous academic programs and competitive admissions.

Factors to Consider:

1. Previous Cutoffs : Historically, VJTI's Computer Engineering branch has had high cutoffs due to its reputation. However, a score of 91.65% is quite competitive and could place you in a strong position.

2. Counseling and Merit List : Admission is based on the MHT CET merit list and subsequent counseling rounds. Ensure you participate actively in the counseling process and select VJTI as one of your preferred options.

3. Category Reservation : If you belong to a reserved category, the cutoffs might be lower, potentially increasing your chances.

Recommendations:

1. Review Cutoffs : Check the previous years' cutoffs for VJTI to gauge your chances more accurately.
2. Contact VJTI : Reach out to VJTI’s admission office for detailed information on cutoffs and seat availability for the Computer Engineering branch.

Given your strong score, you have a good chance, but confirming the latest cutoff trends and participating actively in counseling will be crucial.

hope this helps you!!

The top engineering colleges through MH CET are College of Engineering, Pune (COEP), Pune Institute of Computer Technology (PICT), Maharashtra Institute of Technology (MIT), Pune, Vishwakarma Institute of Technology (VIT), Cummins College of Engineering for Women, International Institute of Information Technology (IIIT), Pune in which cutoff is around 92 percentile.

You have a very bright chance to get into vjti and coep in both streams it and cse before choosing any college research each college's reputation, faculty, infrastructure, placement record, and other relevant factors to make an informed decision about which college to choose for your future studies. All the best

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I HOPE YOU ARE DOING GOOD,

Established in 1887, Veermata Jijabai Institute of Technology, Mumbai is a government college. VJTI Mumbai is an autonomous college of the University of Mumbai, Mumbai. B.E/B.Tech, M.C.A, M.E/M.Tech, P.G.D, Ph.D and others are among the courses available at VJTI Mumbai. VJTI Mumbai courses are offered in face-to-face mode only. Admissions to most courses at VJTI Mumbai are handled through an online centralized system as per the Maharashtra Government guidelines, while VJTI Mumbai admissions to some programs are offered on the basis of entrance exams. VJTI Mumbai has modern and upgraded facilities for students, staff and faculty members. The institute has a training and placement office which looks after the placement activities in the campus.

MHT CET Last Round score (General-Home State)

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Hello,

MNNIT Cut off marks for CSE branch is around 230 in general category outside quota and the final rank is 3626. If you are aiming for top NITs, your rank should be less than 10,000. However, newer NITs accept candidates with a rank greater than 70,000 in JEE Main.

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Dear aspirant!

Hope you are doing well !

Admissions to VJTI, Mumbai are strictly based on merit only through on-line centralised admission process as per the guidelines of Government of Maharashtra and are conducted by Directorate of Technical Education, Maharashtra. There is no Institute / Management quota in any of the program in VJTI Mumbai..

MHT-CET entrance is the primary requirement for which students need to apply online only..

The difficulty level of questions will be comparable to JEE . You should have strong hold on each of topics related to the subjects mentioned above.To get admission in VJTI you should score atleast 180+ marks out of 200 for general category.

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Dear student,

No, there isn't any gender base quota in VJTI Mumbai.

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Hello aspirant

YES, in order to take admission in B.tech courses in VJTI mumbai, you have to appear for JEE mains or MHTCET exam. The candidates with non-zero JEE Main score are, however, preferred over the candidates with a valid score in MHTCET.

The eligibility criteria for Btech admission in VJTI mumbai college is :

HSC with Physics and Mathematics (45% for general candidates and 40% for BC, PwD and EWS)

Non zero positive score in JEE Main/Non zero score in CET(having appeared in all the subjects).

The previous year JEE mains cutoff for some branches in VJTI mumbai are as follows :

Civil engineering - 28492

CSE - 9855

Electrical Engineering - 32008

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