Master of Computer Applications (MCA) 

at VJTI Mumbai, Matunga East

Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute (VJTI), Mumbai intake admission in MCA through MAH-MCA CET, a state-level entrance examination conducted by the Government of Maharashtra. Candidates willing to take admission to MCA course of VJTI must take the aforesaid entrance exam.

According to MAH-CET, candidates should have passed or are in the final year of BCA/ BSc (CSE)/ BSc (IT)/ BSc/ BTech (CSE)/ BTech (IT) to become eligible for taking the MAH-MCA CET through which the applicant will transcend for further admission process.

If the candidates successfully secure a valid score/ rank, they become eligible for the counselling process, followed by document verification and fee payment.

VJTI cutoff for BTech is based on MHTCET ranks. Candidates seeking admission to VJIT are expected to have a valid scores in MHTCET in order to be eligible for further rounds. Tabulated below are the closing ranks for VJIT cutoff for MHTCET Round 1 Seat Allotmnet results, accroding to which getting VJIT at 80 percentile score isn't possible for General category students:

MHT CET Round 1 score (General-Home State)
Course	2023
B.Tech. in Civil Engineering	97.85
B.Tech. in Computer Engineering	99.95
B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering	99.36
B.Tech.7 in Mechanical Engineering	99.12
B.Tech. in Textile Technology	94.59
B.Tech. in Information Technology	99.88
B.Tech. in Production Engineering (Sandwich)	97.52
B.Tech. in Electronics Engineering	99.52
B.Tech. in Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering	99.7

 

No, the Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute (VJTI) admissions to all the UG, PG, diploma, and doctoral courses are solely entrance-based. There is no such provision of direct admission in any of the courses or specialisation of VJTI. There are different entrance exams conducted by the Government of Maharashtra whose scores/ rank is necessary for interested candidates for getting enrolled in VJTI, Mumbai. Some of the popular courses entrance exams are: -

1.    For admission to BTech, students need to take MHT-CET which is a state-level entrance exam conducted by Maharashtra Government. Students need to prepare well for this entrance exam because only those candidates who have a valid score/ rank which comes in the range of the merit list specified by the college can further proceed with the admission process.

2.    For admission to MCA, candidates need to take MHT-MCA CET which is also a state-level exam conducted by the Government of Maharashtra. Candidates having good who scores a good rank in this exam becomes eligible for further process of admission into VJTI.

Apart from these courses, there are several other courses offered by the college and the eligibility and entrance exam vary depending upon the specific course in which candidates are interested in taking admissions.

The six main branches of VJTI Mumbai's Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) programme are Computer Engineering, Information Technology, Electronics and Telecommunication, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and Production Engineering.
All branches combined have a yearly intake capacity of about 540 seats for B.Tech programs.
The number of seats available in the various B.Tech branches is:
120 seats in computer engineering
Information Technology: sixty seats
120 seats for electronics and telecommunication
60 seats in mechanical engineering
60 seats in electrical engineering
60 seats for production engineering
Moreover, supernumerary seats are allotted to reserved categories such as OBC, SC, and ST in accordance with government regulations.Including all categories, the total number of students admitted to VJTI's first year of B.Tech is typically between 650 and 700.

 

{Source: After 10th Diploma students & alumni}

Placements

* Almost 80-90% of students from the textile manufacturing course were placed.
* The highest package offered was around INR12 Lacs per annum, while the lowest was around INR34 Lacs per annum.
* Major recruiters included Raymond, Arvind Mills, Reliance Industries, Welspun, and Alok Industries.
* Internship opportunities were also available, with around 70-80% of students getting internships.

Infrastructure

* The college has well-maintained laboratories for various textile-related processes, such as spinning, weaving, knitting, and garment manufacturing.
* Classrooms are equipped with audiovisual aids, and the library provides extensive resources.
* Hostel facilities are available for both boys and girls, with common study and recreation areas.
* A canteen and mess serve nutritious meals, and medical facilities are available on campus.

Faculty

* Faculty members are qualified and experienced, with a practical, industry-focused teaching approach.
* Teachers are supportive and accessible for guidance, helping students achieve their goals.

Overall

* VJTI Mumbai appears to be a good option for students looking for a Diploma programme in textile manufacturing.
* The college has strong industry ties, with major recruiters visiting the campus regularly.
* Facilities, faculty, and infrastructure seem to be well-developed, providing students with a conducive learning environment.
* Placements and internship opportunities are also promising, with many students securing jobs or gaining valuable experience.

Note: These findings are based on the statements provided by students and alumni, and may vary depending on individual experiences and perspectives.

The eligibility criteria for VJTI Mumbai undergraduate course admissions is that candidates should have passed Class 12 in PCM with a minimum 45% aggregate. Moreover, for the Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute postgraduate course admissions, the candidate should have passed graduation with a minimum of 50% aggregate. The admissions are based on entrance exams

VJTI admission to the BTech course is through MHT CET scores. tabulated below are the closing scorws for top VJIT Mumbai cutoff for BTech specialisations: 

The Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute (VJTI) enrol candidates in its BTech course mainly through MHT-CET and JEE-Main. Registration for MHT-CET usually starts in the month of March and concludes in April.

The second most popular course of VJTI is MCA, and the candidates willing to take admission to MCA should register for MAH-MCA CET, whose registration process is concluded between February and March. Students should prepare well for the said entrance exams to secure good scores/ranks.

Many other UG, PG, diploma, and doctoral courses are provided by the Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute (VJTI) under various specialisations. For further queries regarding eligibility for other courses, candidates can refer to the college's official website.

Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute offers modern amenities with state-of-the-art infrastructure to its students. Some of the facilities provided by Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute include labs, library, women's cell, institute canteen, the gymkhana group, cooperative stores, etc. Moreover, the institute also provides hostel facility both for boys and girls.

VJTI Mumbai primarily accepts scores from the following entrance exams for admission to its undergraduate engineering programs:

1. *MHT-CET (Maharashtra Common Entrance Test):* This is the state-level entrance exam for admission to engineering programs in Maharashtra.

2. *JEE Main (Joint Entrance Examination - Main):* Candidates from all over India can apply for admission to VJTI Mumbai through the JEE Main exam.

Additionally, for postgraduate programs like M.Tech, VJTI Mumbai often considers scores from exams like GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) for admission.

It's important to check the official website or admission brochure of VJTI Mumbai for the most updated and specific information regarding the entrance exams accepted for the academic year you are applying for. The institute may specify any additional criteria or changes in the admission process.