MCA @ VESIT

The deputy HOD Mr. Goel is one rude and not qualified professor at the camp. He takes questions and challenge to his knowledge personally and that reflects on students marksheet. This is an uncalled for behaviour but apart from that the college is really good.

The course was well designed and most professors were well equipped with the knowledge required by the course curriculum. There were 6 semesters and covered a wide spectrum of courses in them. The last semester was a coursework which required internship at a company and hands-on work.

The overall placement was very well coordinated by the placement head of the college Mr. Nagananda and owing to his efforts, we had over 10 different companies visiting campus and recruiting students in many different domain. The stipend is usually as per the students calibre and not some standard amount.

There were many events held throughout the year but I was not much into events and hence, I have limited knowledge about their functioning and the participation. On any given festival a crowd of 300-1000 could be expected and was often held on grand scale.

The fees was somewhere in the medium range as per the references from other colleges. Yearly fees was around 80,000 from 2012 - 2015 and may have increased further since then. The facilities were also in line.

I was one of the top meritorious student in my class and MCA as a result of the same, I was able to opt for the SIR RATAN TATA TRUST SCHOLARSHIP. The top ten students were eligible for the scholarship and it covered about 70% of all fees. There was an option for the economically backward students to gain scholarship too.

The lab were just above average and had only good enough computers to work on them with some lag. The infrastructure was average or may be less than that. The sports faculty was encouraging and the ground was big enough to pursue it.

I didn't opt for the hostel since I stayed in Mumbai with my whole family. The students who opted for the hostel used to tell us about the nightmare the food at the hostel mess was. There was liberty to some extent but overall a disappointment to say the least.

There are often events held by the college for the alumni meet and the information is percolated to the former students by the teachers themselves. And the rest who are not in direct touch with teachers get some information from their former classmates.

MCA CET entrance examination held by Maharashtra State. I appeared for the exam and secured 99 percentile and ranking to get admission to this college. The admissions can also be secured via management quota and reserved seats for Sindhi community.

The professors were mostly qualified enough to do the job but some of them were not. The subjects were not really allocated as per the expertise. The management or theoretical subjects were not taught with the kind of zeal that would keep the students interested in general and research work was not promoted.