Үндістандағы Мумбаи Технологиялық Институты

College in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

</ref> VJTI is an academically and administratively autonomous institute, but it is affiliated to the University of Mumbai. The institute is financially supported by the Government of Maharashtra.

The institute was founded in 1887 and commenced with two departments, the Sir J. J. School of Mechanical Engineering and the Ripon Textile School.

At the institutional level, VJTI is governed by a board of governors with a chairman, the director as a member and other members of the board. Members include heads of industry, prominent VJTI alumni as well as heads of other educational institutions. The key people in the execution of the institute's activities are the director, who is assisted by the Dean (Academic programs), Dean (Students activities), Dean (Resource mobilization and finance) and Dean (Research and development), and the heads of the departments.

Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute was ranked 119th among engineering colleges by the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) in 2022.

VJTI Racing is the institute's very own automotive club established in the 2008. The club aims to provide practical and application based learning to the students of VJTI by enabling them to design and manufacture fully functional prototype vehicles. Each year a team participates in national/international level competitions wherein they design, machine, fabricate, assemble and test their own automobile. This is done using the very same concepts and theory provided in the classrooms. The students also gain first hand experience in team management, budgeting and managing finances. Over the years VJTI Racing has participated in various competitions of great repute, which include M Baja SAE India, Supra, EcoKart, ESVC, M Baja South Africa. For the year 2021–22, the members of the club are participated in e BAJA SAEINDIA 2022, and manufactured a single seater electric off road vehicle with an all wheel drive system. The club annually conducts various workshops on various design, modelling and analysis software which empower the students of VJTI to be technically sound before entering the industry. The motto of the club is "Drive to Win".

Started in September 2008, the Society of Robotics And Automation (SRA) is a student society which focuses and works on innovation in Robotics, Machine vision, Automation and the allied fields. SRA aims to create awareness and promote robotics among students at VJTI and other leading colleges in Mumbai. SRA's vision is to Ideate, Innovate and Inspire. Senior student members train and assist students to undertake projects, participate in competitions, undertake industrial and research projects. Students organize various competitions like Algocon, Labyrinth, Autosim Challenge for the junior members of the society. A mentorship program run by the society is Eklavya. Avitra is a flagship project of the society. SRA's projects can be viewed on GitHub. A team of Students from the Society of Robotics and Automation bagged second prize in 7th Delta International Smart and Green Manufacturing Contest organized by China where they represented India globally. Another team won Round 1 of the DRDO Golden Jubilee Students Competition organised by the DRDO in association with the ADE, for which they received a cash prize of ₹50,000. They were one of ten teams to represent their institute at Round 2 held in Bangalore in May 2009. The students of SRA also represent VJTI in ROBOCON (Asia Pacific Robot Contest), were ranked 9th in Robocon 2011 and won an award for the 'Most Economical Robot' in the same year.

Digital VJTI is the golden string that weaves all our jewels, and our committees together. Formed in 2019, to digitize the social landscape of VJTI, Digital VJTI was restarted in 2022 with new vigour and is the flagbearer of student activities. We are also at the forefront of digitizing the landscape of VJTI,to make VJTI a truly technologically advanced institution. Some of our projects include digitising ID cards and creating engaging content about student life at VJTI.

The Debate & Literary Arts Society, known as the DLA, is a VJTI student organization under the Humanities & Management Department. The DLA's activities include the VJTI newsletter (VJ. News), debates, quizzes and the flagship VJTI Model United Nations (VJMUN), which attracts participants from all over the nation. Besides these, the DLA also organizes regular seminars and lectures on economics, literature, creative writing, etc. DLA also conducts fortnightly Book Club sessions, an annual Open Mic and more. Its committee is led by two secretaries who are appointed by the institute every academic year.

The Entrepreneurship Cell (E Cell) of VJTI conducts events, workshops and seminars that aim to develop the management acumen and stimulate the entrepreneurial spirit in students. It conducts stand alone events ('Mandi' being a popular one) as well as management based sectors in Pratibimb, Technovanza and Enthusia, the three festivals of VJTI.

Rangawardhan is a four day Annual Marathi Extravaganza of VJTI Mumbai, dedicated to promoting Marathi drama, literature, music, dance and other art forms. Its performances, competitions, talk shows and concerts is hold annually every December. It's one of the largest Marathi cultural festivals for college.

Technovanza is the 3 day national level annual techno management festival of VJTI, organized by the students on a non profit basis. It consists of competitions, exhibitions, workshops, and seminars on robotics, programming, and other technical, management, and social sectors; along with entertainment programs which usually have a technical basis.

Pratibimb means 'reflection of energy, enthusiasm, fellowship, and winning attitudes'. Pratibimb is the annual national level cultural extravaganza of VJTI Mumbai. Spanning for three days, there are contests and workshops, encompassing from art to music.

Formed in March 1944, the VJTI Alumni Association was formerly known as the VJTI Old Boys' Association. In 1973 the association was given its current name, and was formally registered with the Charities Commissioner under the Societies Registration Act, 1860. The revival of the Alumni Association was spurred at Blueprint 2020, held in April 2004 with the encouragement of the then Principal and Secretary.

Several departments have their own alumni bodies which also conduct annual departmental alumni meets. These include Textile Alumni Meet (TAM) and Production Past Students Association. VJTI Hostels also conducts an annual alumni meet.