Vivekanand Education Society’s Institute of Technology

Admission: I really like VESIT's curriculum. It covers everything from basics to advanced stuff, which is super helpful. The college brings in guest speakers and organizes industrial visits, so we get a taste of real-world stuff too. It's all about preparing us for the future.

Placement: I'm really impressed with VESIT's placement opportunities for electronics students. They have connections with top companies like L&T, TCS, Siemens, and Reliance Jio. The placement cell also arranges seminars and workshops to help us get ready for the industry.

Campus: The campus at VESIT is really spacious and has great facilities like modern classrooms and well-equipped labs. There are two libraries: one for everyone and another for each department. They also have hostel facilities for students from outside Mumbai.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and always ready to help. They make sure we understand everything and prepare us well for the real world. They show us what it's like in the corporate world. If you're ever unsure about something, just ask them.

Placement: I really like how many students get jobs after college. Around 80% of us find jobs here. JP Morgan is a big company that hires a lot of us. They offer the best pay. One person even got 18 LPA from them. Lots of companies come here to hire students.

Campus: Our college has everything we need. It's got Wi-Fi, a nice library, and clean classrooms. The hostel offers rooms for 3, 5, or 7 students, with both AC and non-AC options. The warden is cool and understanding too.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really nice and easy to talk to. They are super helpful during lab classes. The college sticks to the Mumbai University program, especially for engineering graphics. The unit tests can be a bit tough, though.

Placement: Many top companies come to our college for hiring students. Most students get placed easily. Companies like Accenture, Tata Consultancy Services, L&T, and others are the main recruiters. The highest salary package for the electronics and telecommunication program is around 8 to 9 LPA.

Campus: I love studying at the library it's great! The library assistants are really helpful. The Wi-Fi is free and super fast. Some classrooms on the 5th floor have AC, but most don't.

Admission: The teachers here are nice, but some of them aren't very good at teaching. The course content is good and prepares us well for the industry. The exams are pretty easy, probably because the college is autonomous. Almost all students pass, with only a couple dropping out each semester out of around 60 students.

Placement: Our batch is the first one for electronics and computer science, starting in 2022. Out of 60 students, 4 have already been placed. That's like 7%. The highest salary is 4.5 LPA and the lowest is 3 LPA. Deloitte and TCS are the top companies recruiting here. About 30% of students got internships at cool places like Berkeley and Cognizant. You can aim for roles like analyst or consultant.

Campus: The classrooms don't have Wi-Fi or air conditioners, but the labs do have air conditioners. The Wi-Fi in the library is not very good. Our college has decent facilities, including air conditioners. The hostel is partnered with stanza living and has decent amenities. The mess and canteen serve good food. You can get medical help when needed. There's a football turf and a cricket ground for sports and events.

Admission: The faculty, curriculum, and exams for my course are honestly the worst I've seen. It's like they want to crush our motivation instead of helping us succeed. The syllabus is all theory with barely any labs. And when we do have labs, it's just about copying from older students. There's no creativity or real-world stuff going on. The professors who are supposed to be amazing are actually making things worse. They focus on piling on extra work that doesn't help us at all. Our grades suffer, and a lot of us end up without jobs. We're stuck in boring memorization with no practical skills to show for it. It's just stress and disappointment all the time.

Placement: I wouldn't count on getting a good placement at VESIT. No one really mentions it, not even the teachers. It feels like everyone is just focused on competing with each other.

Campus: The campus looks nice from the outside, but inside, it's a different story. The classrooms seem old-fashioned, like they haven't been updated since the early 2000s. The benches are noisy, and the projectors often don't work well. Plus, there's no AC, so it can get pretty hot in there.

Admission: The teaching is pretty good. Some subjects may not seem useful, but we still learn something from them. Exams are from MU and they're not too hard. The passing rate is about 35%. Just keep in mind that you can't attend interviews during live KT.

Placement: I'm a second-year student at college. Salaries range from 3LPA to 16LPA, with top companies like JPMC, ACCENTURE, and INFOSYS recruiting. The college's internship program, organized by Vesit Renaissance cell, is quite competitive with only 5-6 students per batch getting selected. They offer roles in Computer, IT, EXTC, and other fields.

Campus: The Wi-Fi works everywhere on campus, which is great. The labs have AC and modern computers. The classrooms are big and comfy. There's a special internet room in the library for surfing. I don't live in the hostel, but I've heard it's pretty good.

Admission: The teachers here are okay, but there are a few awesome ones who love teaching. The course content is from University of Mumbai, so it's not super exciting, but it's decent. You can learn more by joining activities at the college.

Placement: Most students here get placed, about 75%. The salary packages go from 3 to 17.75 LPA, with an average of around 5 LPA. CS/IT students usually get the top offers, but students from other branches also get good chances for high-paying jobs. Our college mostly sees software companies coming for placements.

Campus: The campus is big, with decent classrooms. Some have old benches, but the smart ones are nice. The labs are kept well, and the library has tons of books. The canteen food is generally tasty, though a few dishes could be taken off the menu.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome. They explain things really well and don't mind repeating stuff if you're confused. They know their stuff and help us get industry-ready. The semester exams are tough, but it's all to prepare us. You gotta aim for at least a 6.0 CGPA to pass.

Placement: In my batch, we have about 60-65 students. The salary packages usually go from 2 to 7 LPA. Big companies like Delloite, Capgemini, TCS, Infosys, and more come for recruitment. Nearly 30-40% of us get internships, which is cool. And there are plenty of job roles to choose from after finishing the course.

Campus: Our campus is big with over 100 classrooms. The library has all the books we need and it's comfy. Librarians are helpful too. Food quality is great and clean. They really look after it. Each department has a first aid kit. We have sports competitions with other colleges. This college has awesome facilities overall.

Admission: The teachers here are okay. Some are really awesome at teaching, while others are just okay. Some are nice, but some can be a bit mean. In the beginning, we mostly learn from books, but as we move up, the teaching gets better. By the time we're in the higher years, we're all set for the industry.

Placement: The placements at Vesit are pretty good. They have a placement cell that helps students find jobs. Companies like JP Morgan Chase, Accenture, Jio, Barclays, and more come for placements. The average salary range is around 8 to 10 LPA. The college has solid placement stats overall.

Campus: The college campus is great! There's a pink building with lots of different courses like Pharmacy, Engineering, Business Studies, and Architecture. I love the amphitheater in the engineering college building. And there's a statue of Swami Vivekanand in the middle of campus. The central library is awesome, and the canteen is super clean. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers here are mostly good. Some might struggle to teach well, but they switch them out. They always ask for feedback at the end of each semester. Exams are not too easy, but not impossible either. You need at least 40% to pass any test - midterms, finals, or practicals. The course content is updated to match what's happening in the real world, which is great for getting a job after graduating.

Placement: I'm super impressed with the placement scene here. They've placed almost 400 students, which is pretty awesome. The top package in 2024 is 15 LPA, and they offer cool roles like data analyst and data scientist for AI students. You can also get into web development and SDE roles, which is great. Over 110 recruiters came in 2024, and more are still coming. Last year, the top salary was 30 LPA with a total of 529 offers. It's a great place for landing a good job after graduation.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi everywhere, which is super handy. The canteen and mess serve great food with lots of choices, all cooked in a really clean kitchen. You can play chess, carrom, and table tennis in the indoor sports rooms. There's also a rooftop turf that's well looked after. Plus, there's a ground with a goal post, though it's not full size.