BVCOA Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: Some teachers are really helpful and know a lot about the courses, but others don't know much. They can be unfair to students sometimes. The course teaches a lot, but it needs more practical and technical stuff. They started doing workshops, which is good.

Placement: The job placements for architects aren't great. Starting salary for junior architects is around Rs.10,000 to Rs.15,000 per month, which is kinda low. The faculty members seem to earn more than the companies. Lots of architects end up starting their own businesses instead. Finding an internship is really hard here. And a lot of interns end up working for free.

Campus: The facilities here are not amazing. It's cool that most classrooms have cameras. But the Wi-Fi is pretty much always down. There's a library, seminar room, computer lab, and a shop for stationery. The toilets could use better lighting and they're often dirty. They've got drinking water and a canteen though. The food is decent.

Admission: I'm studying architecture right now. Lectures happen often, but only about 30-35 students show up. You can decide whether to study on your own or get experience outside. The college encourages you to go to class, but they don't push you.

Placement: Placements are okay. Not many students get to sit for them, mostly just from computer science and information technology. Companies like branches with coding skills more.

Campus: I really like Bharati Vidyapeeth College! The infrastructure is top-notch, with all the facilities I need. The hostels are nice and well-kept, and the food is delicious and clean. The classrooms are also great and well-maintained.

Admission: The teachers here are a mix - some are really good, while others aren't that great. We follow the Mumbai University and COA curriculum. Some exams are easy, but some are tough, leading to a lot of students failing. Some professors teach really well, but some could do better.

Placement: Last year, the highest salary offered was about 600k, and the lowest was 300k. Around 6-7 students landed jobs, mostly as draftsman or design assistant. There were mostly local firms, but some big ones like Sanjay Puri also showed up.

Campus: The college building looks pretty simple, not like an architecture college. The Wi-Fi and labs are good, and the studios are awesome. But the hostel is kinda falling apart, and the food in the mess isn't great. There's no medical help on campus, and it gets dark with no lights around.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They all have master's degrees in their subjects and really know their stuff. They're super helpful and make sure we understand everything. This makes exams easy because we're well-prepared. It's great for getting good jobs after graduation.

Placement: Most students in our course end up getting placed, around 80% to 90%. Companies usually offer salaries between 0.6 to 1 LPA for freshers. We have to look for internships and jobs ourselves, but the faculty helps out by sharing info about opportunities.

Campus: The classrooms are always clean, and they clean the toilets daily. The library has a ton of books that are super helpful for studying. The hostel is okay, and the canteen food is really tasty. They also organize fun activities like workshops and sports events.

Admission: The exams are tough but fair. What I love most is the teachers. They're super helpful and make learning easy. No stress at all. The exams are challenging, but manageable.

Placement: Most students found jobs after graduating. The highest salary offered was 15 LPA, while the lowest was 1.5 LPA. Around 9 out of 10 students got internships. The teachers are really helpful and give good education. There are also lots of fun events happening on campus.

Campus: The building may be old, but it's kept up well. I really like the hostel here it's awesome. Hanging out in the canteen is the best. We have a lot of fun every day. Interacting with seniors and learning from them is great. My time in the hostel has been the best experience for me.