Vishwakarma Institute of Technology Bibwewadi Pune Answered Questions

Yes, you can apply for B.Tech course in VIT.
VIT conducted their own entrance exam for B.Tech course.
Those candidates who have completed diploma course from a recognized university are eligible for B.Tech course in VIT.
Your age should be above 17 years.

Hi Swapnil,
VIT mechanical engineering department is one of the very good departments. As far as placements are concerned I would like to share an experience of my roommates. Two years back, two M.Tech. 2nd year students were my roommates. I remember that they had sat for an interview of at least 5-6 companies in front of me. Also, there were some more companies for which their profile wasn't suitable.
So, VIT gets many companies for M.Tech students as well. Many students get placed. As I'm from chemical engineering department, I can not tell you the exact number of placed students, but yes - placements are not so bad (as compared to other mtech people)!

Hi Manmeet, mostly there is an all India quota in our college. So, you can appear for JEE Mains exam and then your score (or probably all India rank) will decide your admission. There is one more way,i.e., management quota. You have to pay donations and then you can get admitted to your desired branch directly. All the best!

Hello Pratik,
I don't think that VIT entertains shifting of college. You can get admitted here through MH-CET or JEE Mains. But irrespective of this, you can always maintain a good pointer that is above 9. This will help you in future for your higher studies or placements.
Thank you. All the best!

We have got average placements for chemical engineering department in VIT, Pune. Highest salary package was Rs 8 lakhs per annum last year (excluding IT companies). Average package is around Rs 4 to Rs 4.5 lakhs per annum. Some of the top notch companies coming for placements are NFL, Loreal, Alfa Laval, Techno force, Pernod Ricard, Praj, Emerson, Honeywell.
Moreover, from this semester onwards final year students are supposed to do a semester long internship in core companies related to their respective branch. The plus point of VIT being, people are getting PPOs (pre placement offers) from the companies they are doing internship in. This solves the problem of placement of those people who don't get placed via campus interviews. Also, once you do the internship, company knows about your performance. So if you perform well in those 6 months, company would directly offer a PPO with a very good package which they may not give to the person freshly giving an interview for the respective position.
Recruitments for these 6 months internships are even better (as compared to placements) for chemical engineering department with an above average stipend!

Spot admission means counseling round admissions will all depend upon that CET score of the people waiting for this round along with you. If someone with higher marks than you wants to get admitted in VIT for chemical branch, he will get that seat. So, your score may or may not give you admission. Anyway, all the best!