VJTI Mumbai Infrastructure Details & Reviews ,Matunga East

Infrastructure: Since the college is over 100 years old, the infrastructure is not a strong point of the college, with CS, Textile, and IT departments being an exception. Yes, VJTI does provide hostel facilities for students, although not all students get the hostels. In other words, rooms are given on the basis of the merit list of the competitive exam during the time of admission. There are 2 hostels for B.Tech and Diploma, for both boys and girls. In addition, there is 1 hostel for M.Tech students. The M.Tec...

Infrastructure: VJTI was situated in 1887 and it is a government college. You cannot expect more from the infrastructure, as the buildings are old, but the college has all the necessary labs and clubs. VJTI also has a committee called SRA (Society of Robotics and Automation) where people who are interested in robotics and related fields can join and try it. VJTI has 2 main grounds, a volleyball court, a basketball court, and a gymkhana where you can hang out with your friends and play games like carrom, TT, che...

Infrastructure: The facilities and infrastructure available for the course/department, such as Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and the library, are very poor. The quality of the facilities in the hostel, the quality of the food available in the mess and canteen, the medical facilities, and the sports and games are all very poor.

Infrastructure: Facilities which are available in my course department are computers for CAD, CAM, laboratory, and just benches, fans, and ACs. A decent atmosphere to study is also available. The infrastructure could be a little bit better because the quality of the furniture is not good. There are enough screens and a projector set up for e-learning also.

Infrastructure: Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and libraries are good quality; hostels are also good, and canteen food is good. Facilities provided to hostels are also good. The medical staff and facilities are so good in our department that faculty members help students to know the new things in college.

Infrastructure: The college's facilities and infrastructure were satisfactory. Spacious classrooms equipped with essential amenities were available. The college canteen provided reasonably priced food. Hostel facilities were also offered on the campus.

Infrastructure: As the college is one of the oldest colleges in Maharashtra, the infrastructure is not to the point. However, multiple renovation works have started in the college to improve the infrastructure. The classrooms are huge and air-conditioned with modern technological equipment like Samsung screens and projectors. The hostels are very clean and spacious. These hostels are very affordable; however, they have quite limited seats.

Infrastructure: The infrastructure in some parts of the college still needs improvement. Especially in the mechanical building where we've got to climb stars on the 3rd floor to get to the classroom. The quality of the food at the mess is quite decent, though sometimes the afternoon lunch veggie can be repetitive. The food at the canteen is very decent. There's a clinic available inside the campus. There are two grounds, one for cricket and the other for football; additionally, there's a basketball court too.

Infrastructure: Classrooms are fine, except for electrical and electronic. Other branches have very good classrooms and wifi is there in every classroom. Sports and games are not taken that seriously in college. The canteen is good and the food is also affordable. Infrastructure is fine.

Infrastructure: The infrastructure of the department is average, and it is a work in progress. Wi-Fi and fans are available in all classrooms, and some classrooms also have digital boards. However, the hostel (D Block) is in poor condition, with infrastructure needing improvement. Quality food is available in the mess and canteen.

Infrastructure: The infrastructure is good enough not that great but it contains every essential component. The college classes are now fitted with acs and some with projectors too. There are labs with non working components so it is one cons. Overall its ok. The hostel now are renovated so has good condition and capacity.

Infrastructure: Facilities like mess are there. The building is nearly 100 years old but there is a newly constructed hostel with good facilities like lift cleaned washroom bed cupboard. The fess is also affordable but the infrastructure is too old and worst with lot of issues.

Infrastructure: For our batch, the coursework was not as relevant as it is now. After the application of NEP policy, it doesn't make much of a difference. The infrastructure is not that good. For hostel facilities, we have a mess and three blocks of boys' hostels, one of which is new and two are old. We continuously face issues such as water shortages, cleanliness problems, and unhygienic food.

Infrastructure: The ENTC program is part of the Electrical Department at VJTI. The classes are good, but not all have air conditioning. Wi-Fi is available in every classroom, but the labs don't have good internet connectivity. The hostels are not that great, but the cost of living is cheap, at around 20,000 to 45,000 rupees per year. Not all students get hostel accommodations; it is based on CET merit. The food quality is good, and the yearly tuition fee is 44,000 rupees.

Infrastructure: The college was built in the 1800s, and most of the classrooms are being renovated. They have Wi-Fi, and the library has lots of books and a large sitting area. The hostel facilities are below average, with some cleanliness and water issues. There are three boys' hostels and three girls' hostels, with a total of six blocks. The college canteen provides affordable food, and there are sports facilities such as football, cricket, and basketball grounds, as well as indoor games.