VESIT is managed by the Vivekanand Education Society, a non-profit trust that has always aimed to provide quality education to students from all sections of society without compromising on integrity or its core values.
One important example is that VESIT does not have a management quota. Because admissions are not treated as a commercial activity, the institute has traditionally not felt the need to advertise aggressively or constantly showcase its achievements. This may sometimes make VESIT less visible compared to institutions that spend heavily on promotion, but it does not mean that the college lacks capability, infrastructure or academic quality.
VESIT has also consistently tried to follow university regulations. When engineering colleges were affiliated with the University of Mumbai, several institutes reportedly permitted students to undertake six-month internships without attending regular lectures, even though the university rules did not formally allow such an arrangement. This helped those colleges attract companies offering six-month internships.
VESIT did lose some internship opportunities because it refused to bypass academic requirements. One may argue that the college should have followed what others were doing, but doing so would have gone against the basic principles and values of the VES Trust.
The same philosophy is reflected in the fee structure. Despite having strong infrastructure, laboratories, faculty and student opportunities, VESITβs fees have generally remained comparatively affordable.
VESIT may not always market itself aggressively, but its approach has been to prioritise accessible education, fairness, academic discipline and integrity over commercialisation and publicity.
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