Review For Vivekanand Education Society's Institute of Enginnering (VESIT)

Course Curricullum is revised but it still lacks bit of difficulty and core concepts which help in deep understanding of concepts also helps a student to have a project based research approach towards it.

Non-paid internships are mostly availiable with certificates but not much of a proffesional approach, mostly startups offere internships without stipends, Internship experience is pretty bad taking low/no stipend in mind and excessive work hours.

Students are eligible for placements from third year although companies visiting is declining because of recession many low placements are offered to third year students compared to fourth year students. Companies like accenture, jp morgan, wipro provide most average and high packages with the highes from jp morgan was nearly 12 LPA. About 70% students getting placed, out of rest some opting for Masters and some unemployed. I will try for placements after my degree mostly off-campus for better package.

Fees for SC/ST, are nearly 15000 a year, for OBC its 70000 same for ews and ladies. For general its 125000. Fees are bit higher than expected scholarships are for ews or other minorities invluding Sindhis.

It is quite good considering cultural and technical societies covering nearly all types of hobbies of people. Library is very accesible also has subscription to renowned magazines and research papers. Classes have smart board and nearly every teacher uses it.

Hostel is only availiable for first 2 years of college, a mess is compulsory which costs 80000 more totaling to 180000 for just hostel and mess along with respective fees. Hostels have strict in and out times they are not co-ed they are separated, rooms have 4-5 people depending on size. PGs are expesive also food is a common issue in PG.

To be eligible for the cpurse you need to clear MHTCET/JEE cut-off for the college which is quite simple, application is done online via college portal and admission form is filled offline through CAP rounds. College has no management or internal quota for admissions. Exams are not very frequents but assignments and projects are. Exams are divided in three- 1 Unit Test, 2 End sem exams, 3 Practical exams.

Faculty to student ratio is nearly 1 teacher to 8 students, teachers are flexible and can meet teacher if availiable in cabins or classes, faculty is well proficient in the subject and helps any student with any kind of doubt.

No Tests were needed for admission other than the entrance exams which are conducted by maharashtra education boards or NTA. MCQ based questions are used in the entrance exams. Admission criteria varies for minorities and general students by marks/ranks.