My Experience in VIT Pune

The Admission process was smoothly working. There was some issue in last year that in spot round some of the students with lower percentile score were given seats as they paid well to college rather than those with high percentile scoring students. But don't worry from this year onwards government has given a warning that they should strictly given admission through percentile scores only.

In my first 2 years of college, I have given exams through online mode only, So the difficulty of paper wasn't that much but one needs to study for getting Average marks. Our college from 2nd year onwards started following Assessment which was mainly focused on Viva of 30 marks, MSE and ESE of 30 and 10 marks respectively and Seminar and Group discussion for 15 marks each.

Our college gives a list of companies and industries names where we can apply for internships. Our college also gives guidance for students seeking internships. Some of the students got internships in Havels company as data operators, some got internships in luminous, John Deere, etc. Our college curriculum is designed in such a way that every student has to do 1 hardware group project and 1 software Individual project every year and other course projects in respective subjects. Projects should be unique and teacher have strict record of that. Every Saturday there is project review in which individual and group have to give details of work completed in following week. The faculty was assigned to help and motivate students to publish paper and mark patent for their project.

Students who are studying last year are eligible for on campus placements. Every year nearly 100 companies visit vit pune for on campus placement. nearly 50 + companies are arranging off campus placements every year for students of Vishwakarma institutes (vit), at vit Pune. Some of the companies are Accenture, TCS, John Deere, Kiroslkar, Infosys, Barclays, Mercedes Benz, etc. The highest package was taken by one of the CS students from Microsoft company of 35 lakh. The Average package was about 6 lakh for mechanical engineers and 10 lakh for CS/IT students. About almost 70-75% students get placements others go for higher education and remaining gives various government, defence, banks exams. I have the aim to become an Armed force Officer so I have planned to give various defence exams in my final year and after graduation.

The Fees structure for Open category was Rs 1,84,000 and for OBC and EBC Category it was Rs 1,06,674. For SC and ST categories it was around Rs 4,500. There was one scheme known as Rajashri Shau Maharaj Shikshan Shulka for thise students whose Annual family income was below 6 lakh rupees. And also there was other scheme for hostelers know as Punjabrao Deshmukh scheme. In first year my fees were Rs 1,06,674 and 2nd year it was slightly reduced to Rs 1,06,634. There were others schemes for respective categories you can search on internet.

VIT is known for its Enthusiastic fests. There were three main fests Melange, Vishwakarandak and Vishwatatva. Melange and Vishwatatva was an Intercollegiate event and Vishwakarandak was inter-departmental event. All the fests include lots of events in the field of Sports, Technical and Extra-curricular Activities. Melange is conducted in winter, Vishwakarandak is conducted in. Monsoon and Vishwatatva in Summer. Our College has a library in which there are lots of books related to Engineering subjects, Literature, novels, Sports, etc. Anyone can visit the library and you can also rent a book for 10-15 days for that you have to do certain procedures. Classrooms were well maintained, some were Non-AC classrooms and some were AC classrooms. Our College was good at sports. Our college also has a Sports playground in which Volleyball, kabaddi and cricket pitch was there. Also in the basement, there was Gym for gymholics. Our College has nearly 37 clubs. TRF, Veloce, Abhivriddhi, TedxVitpune, Yuj, etc.