Sheily Jain's Review On Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute - [VJTI], Mumbai

Item: Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute - [VJTI]
Rating: 4
Author: Sheily Jain

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Faculty

3.5

Social Life

3.5

Placement

4.5

Course

5.0

Campus

3.5

Hostel

4.0

Sheily Jain

VJTI, B.Ed, Information Technology

Reviewed on Sep 6, 2016

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I took Mumbai PET entrance exam, After being awarded academic and administrative autonomy in 2004, VJTI became operational under the administration of a Board of Governors.

Course Curriculum Overview

VJTI has been extremely good. The course covers subjects across various fields, including Networking and Java, Applied Physics, Applied chemistry, applied mathematics, Mechanics, Engineering Drawing, Computer networks, Micro processors, advanced computer networks and more.

Internships Opportunities

I am not aware of the Internship part in VJTI as I never tried for the same. I did read that VJTI may give about 15000 to 20000 as stipend in internship.

Placement Experience

4.5

More that 90% of the students in my batch were placed. Companies like Accenture and TCS visit the campus and recruit students in bulk, like 100s of them. Then dream companies like Google, Microsoft also visit the campus and recruit the eligible candidates. There are also mid level companies like Amdocs, Nomura etc that came for placement.

Fees and Financial Aid

JRD Tata scholarship is one of the most popular scholarships being offered to all bright students, i.e. students who are among the top ones. I did avail this scholarship in my 2nd and 3rd year of engineering. This did not cover the entire fee, but around 30 to 50% of it.

Exam Structure

There were 2 semesters per year. We had final exams in both the semesters. In addition to these, we had regular lab experiments throughout the year. At the end of each semester ,we were to submit our journals with findings and results of each experiment. There was also a viva along with this submission.

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