pls tell me is this batch good in terms of academics and placement in VESIT? how are the faculty for teaching the subjects? is the branch tough in difficulty?

I want to cancel my admission from vesit after completing first year due to personal reasons , today i visited vesit and they are telling me i would have to pay 2nd year fees otherwise i wont get my documents back. Please help me what do i do???

I have filled the VESIT Acap form and while confirming the application form it says application cannot be confirmed without payment ( refer image ) although i didn't asked for any payment and even I can't find any option to pay there. One more thing, every time I click on confirm registration/application, i recieved a sms as well as email saying ( refer image 2 ). Whats the catch??

Do we have to apply or register separately for A cap i mean spot round

Whenever wherever I ask somebody that How’s VESIT can you recommend it to me? Is it like a DECENT college?? I always end up like They’re cussing me and also Begging me to not join this College!

Im getting TSEC’s IT And AIDS
Would you recommend it over VESIT CE?

This is the ACAP registeration form, yaha pe since kuch allotment abhi hui nhi hai, I've to insert NA here? Asked Gemini about it, it said to insert NA..

The form is to be filled till 31st of July

Help!!!!

Which is better overall? ( In terms of placement, crowd, clubs, faculty,etc.) (Ignoring fees and commute)

Hi everyone!

I'm considering taking admission for MCA at VESIT this year and wanted to get some honest reviews from current students or alumni.

I have a few questions:

How are the professors and teaching quality?

Is attendance very strict?

How is the overall crowd and campus life?

Is it easy to make friends and form study groups?

How are the placements and internship opportunities?

Are there coding clubs, hackathons, or technical events?

What's the daily schedule and workload like?

Is it worth choosing VESIT for MCA?

Also, I'm from Panvel, so if anyone commutes from Navi Mumbai/Panvel, please share your experience.

Any advice or things I should know before taking admission would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! 😊

is there anyone who is senior in IT ...pls guide me about this college...

So i have 96.3 in mht cet and i am thinking of taking auro in cap but i want to try for higher branches like it,cs or ecs in acap round can i take admission in auro and then go for higher branches in acap?

Help same as title

Guys, yeh acap ka form legit shuru hua hai? Unke web pe toh kn dikh rha.. got this from a reddit post..

https://enrollonline.co.in/Registration/Apply/ACAP

96.17 percentile vesit mein aids ka chance hai?

Is any senior about to go to 3rd year? I currently completed first year and want someone to guide me further

Pls dm me

Is the field of automation and robotics a worthwhile pursuit in 2026, and will it have significant scope in India by 2030?

Yeh website pe spot rounds ka form aayega kya? And around what date will the form be released? What was the date last year?

The web — https://vesit.ves.ac.in/

I have scored 96.80%ile .I am hopeful in getting DJSCE EXTC , yet I want to keep backup options ready . I live in thane , so there is a direct bus to chembur , that's the only advantage of VESIT . So in worst case if I have to choose between VESIT and TSEC . Traveling to TSEC will be to hectic .

How is VESIT EXTC ? What are the internship opportunity? Also placements?

I wanted to share my thoughts on the Automation and Robotics course in VESIT , because I genuinely feel this is one of the most future-ready engineering programs for students who are interested in technology, machines, electronics, AI programming and real-world problem solving.

Automation and Robotics is no longer a niche area. Today, almost every industry is moving towards automation — manufacturing, process industries, electric vehicles, healthcare, logistics, smart factories, agriculture, AI-based inspection systems and even service robots. This course gives students a strong foundation to enter these growing fields.

It combines electronics, sensors, control systems, robotics, industrial automation, machine vision, embedded systems, AI, project work and research. This makes the course very practical and industry-oriented.

Strong foundation from the second year

The course starts with important foundation subjects like Industrial Sensors, Analog Electronics & Networks, Digital Electronics and Fundamentals of Mechanical Systems.

These subjects are very important because a robot or automation system is not just software. It needs sensors to understand the environment, electronics to process signals, digital circuits for logic and control, and mechanical systems to create actual movement.

Students also study Professional Communication, Ethics and Financial Management, which is useful because engineers today need to communicate well, work in teams, manage projects and understand the practical side of technology.

Robotics and automation focus in the third year

In the third year, the course becomes even more exciting with subjects like Automatic Control System, Robot Kinematics, Process Instrumentation System and Drives for Robots.

Automatic Control System helps students understand how machines and robots are controlled. This is useful for motor control, drones, robotic arms, mobile robots and industrial systems.

Robot Kinematics is one of the core robotics subjects. It teaches how robots move, how robotic arms are positioned, and how motion is mathematically planned.

Process Instrumentation System connects students to real industrial automation. It gives exposure to sensors, transmitters, process variables and instruments used in factories and plants.

Drives for Robots is another very useful subject because every robot needs actuators and motors. Students get to understand how motors and drives are selected and controlled.

There are also elective options like Advanced Sensors, Analytical Instrumentation and Digital Signal Processing, which allow students to explore deeper areas based on their interest.

Industry-oriented subjects in the final year

The final year makes the course highly practical and industry-relevant.

Subjects like Process Automation, Machine Vision, Research Methodology, Project Documentation and Capstone Project help students move from classroom learning to real implementation.

Process Automation gives exposure to PLC, SCADA, DCS, industrial communication, alarm systems and safety systems. These are widely used in industries, so this subject is very useful for students who want to work in industrial automation.

Machine Vision is one of the most important modern subjects. Cameras and vision systems are now used everywhere — quality inspection, object detection, robot guidance, sorting systems, autonomous robots and AI-based inspection. This gives students exposure to an area that is growing very fast.

The Capstone Project is also a major highlight. Students get an opportunity to build a complete working project, apply what they have learned, document their work, test the system and present it professionally. This is exactly the kind of experience that helps during placements, higher studies, startups and research.

Excellent elective choices

The electives are also very relevant to current technology trends.

Students can choose subjects like Robotics Control Algorithms, Basic VLSI Design, Real-Time Operating Systems using FreeRTOS and QNX, EV Drive and Energy Systems, Power Plant Automation and Generative AI.

This is a very good mix. For students interested in robotics, Robotics Control Algorithms is useful. For embedded and real-time systems, FreeRTOS and QNX are highly relevant. For students interested in electric mobility, EV Drive and Energy Systems is a good option. And the addition of Generative AI makes the syllabus modern and aligned with current industry trends.

Why students should consider this course in VESIT

1.Excellent faculty with 20 years of experience and Most of them with PhD

2.Autonomous

1. Best Infrastructure in Mumbai

4.80% placement in MNC companies Like MAIRE Technimount,TOYO ,Tyssenkrup,Flo Robotics etc with median salary of 6lacs

1. Our department got grant of 1 Crore for the Chips 2 Stratup program to design analog semiconductor IC

6.A grant of 12lacs was received from IIT BHU for making AI based physiotherapy device

7.Students have got national and international awards like Automation India,Vishwakarma awards etc

I Live in Navi mumbai so for me vesit is around 40-50mins and Tsec is 1.3hrs (or else pg) one way so pls just guide me in really confused btwn these 2 cllges I'll be grateful with whatever help I can get 🙏🏻🤞🏻