VESIT Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

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: Our batch was awesome, and the teachers were really great. The exams were hard, but the cultural events were amazing. There were lots of fun things to do besides classes, and you could get involved in all kinds of cool stuff.

Placement: Our branch had the highest number of placements on campus. Last year, we had 59 out of 65 students placed. Right now, companies like Capgemini and Johnson are visiting for placements. We also have a lot of internships available, including ones at RCF and other companies.

Campus: The campus looks good. I haven't lived in the hostel, but my friends have and they love it. They say the hostels are great and the warden is awesome. The area around the hostel is nice too. The classrooms are also good, with great facilities. Overall, I'd rate it 8 out of 10.

Admission: The teachers at this college have at least a Masters degree, and many of them are working on or already have their PhDs. They're pretty good at explaining things and help clear up any confusion. The curriculum follows Mumbai University guidelines and covers topics that are relevant to the industry, but it's mostly theoretical stuff.

Placement: Around 20 out of 135 students in Electronics and Telecommunications are planning to do further studies or take government exams. The rest of us, 115 students, took part in the placement drive that started in July 2022. Right now, 62 students have already got placed in different companies, which is about 54% of us. The placements are still going on. The highest salary offered was INR 17.75 LPA at JP Morgan Chase, while the lowest was INR 3.36 LPA at TCS Ninja. The average package is around INR 7 LPA. JP Morgan Chase is the top recruiting company, offering roles in Software Engineering.

Campus: There are labs for all departments at our college. For first-year students, there's a programming lab to learn C basics. The EXTC department has labs for Wireless comm and Microprocessors. They have good instruments like CRO and signal generator. There's strong Wi-Fi on all 6 floors. The library on the first floor has lots of books. The food is decent and affordable. We have sports rooms for chess and carrom. And there are events for basketball, football, and cricket all year round.

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 faculty here is awesome! They're super informative and always ready to help with projects. We also get student mentors and buddies who support us with any non-academic problems we might have. It's really nice to have that extra support.

Placement: Most of us got placed easily during the college placements. Big companies like Barclay's and JPMC hire students. In Computer Science, the average salary is 7.5LPA. Lots of students do internships in their 2nd and 3rd years. They get certificates that help with placements.

Campus: The hostels are okay, not amazing but not terrible either. The food at the mess is pretty good, you can get four meals for about 8k. They have AC rooms too, but I recommend going for the regular rooms since they're cheaper.

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.

Admission: The teachers here are really educated with Master's or Ph.D. degrees. They're super helpful and always make time for us when we need help with something. Exams happen twice per semester, and you need to get 40% to pass. The exams are pretty fair and not too hard.

Placement: Lots of companies come to our college for placements, which is great. The number of students who get jobs is pretty good. The top companies that hire from here are Capgemini, HCL tech, and TCS. The average salary package is 5 lakhs, which is decent. A good chunk of students get placed and also do internships, which is awesome.

Campus: The campus and buildings at this college are awesome way bigger than any other college I've seen. There's plenty of open space, which is nice. The computer labs have top-notch equipment, and the library is huge with tons of books. Plus, the sports facilities here are great, both inside and outside. Overall, I'm pretty happy with everything this college has to offer.

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 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: When it comes to teaching, some teachers are good, but others just use PowerPoints and online stuff a lot. The class material doesn't really relate to real life and doesn't get us ready for the job. We mostly have to memorize stuff to pass tests, which can be tough and usually score around 80-90%.

Placement: I graduated from VESIT in 2024. This year, placements are not so great. Around 50-60% of colleges have better placement rates. Some students found jobs off-campus, did internships, or got laid off later. The lowest salary offered is 2.5 LPA with a bond of 2-3 years. The highest was 13 LPA from ISS, not 14 LPA like they claim. The top hiring companies were Forcepoint, Deloitte, EY, and RXO. Most students got roles like software developers, associate consultants, or trainees.

Campus: The classroom benches could be better, and Wi-Fi doesn't work well in some spots. The labs and library are pretty good, though. They need to make the train concession area faster because the lines are too long. Also, they should have more staff there. The food is just okay, but it's good enough.