CWIT Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers are super helpful. Exams are tough, but fair. You can check your results on the CWIT website. The campus is huge with space for playing cricket and football. Most students pass with flying colors, around 80-90%. The courses really prepare you for real life.

Placement: The college has a good 80% placement rate. Companies from around Maharastra visit the campus for interviews, mock tests, and group discussions. Once students finish their interviews, the selection team sends emails to those who got selected.

Campus: The library at Cusrow Wadia is huge with lots of book sections. It's great that there's free Wi-Fi for us to use while reading. In every classroom, there's a projector for lessons on web designing and pictures. They've got 4 computer labs with around 30 computers in each lab.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They're helpful, qualified, and know a lot about what they're teaching. Plus, they're super supportive. The course material is right on point.

Placement: Around 60% of us got jobs after college. The pay ranges from 2 to 5 LPA, with an average of 3.5 LPA. The big companies that hire here are L&T and Tata Motors. One in five students landed a job at L&T as a junior engineer.

Campus: The college has good facilities like the library, labs, and Wi-Fi. The infrastructure is top-notch, especially the well-maintained labs. The hostel facilities are also good, with quality food in the mess and canteen. Plus, they have medical facilities on campus.

Admission: The staff here are really helpful and know their stuff. The course set us up well for working in the industry. Exams were tough, but lots of people passed. They organized a bunch of events to help us get ready for interviews, like sessions and seminars.

Placement: Around 70-75% of us in our course got jobs after finishing college. Big companies like TCS, Mahindra, L&T, IBM, and MSCB hired students. The highest salary was 3.6 LPA and the lowest was 2.4 LPA. Most students got jobs as technicians or assistant engineers. Some of us are thinking about studying more after this.

Campus: The campus is really big with spacious classrooms and a huge library. The hostel facilities are good and there are lots of hotels and messes nearby. The food is good and there's a playground plus a big parking area. Overall, it's a great place to study.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super supportive. They always help us out when we need guidance on our subjects or future career paths. The course we're taking sets us up perfectly for the industry.

Placement: In every course, around 70 students get placed. The highest package someone got was 5 LPA, while the lowest was 1.5 LPA. Companies like Tata and Bajaj hire a lot of students from our college. Most of us (about 95%) found internships through the college, but some preferred to find their own opportunities.

Campus: The teachers in our course are really great. They know their stuff and teach well. Each subject has its own lab, and there's Wi-Fi in every department. The faculty also have their own cabins. The library has tons of books for every subject, which is awesome.

Admission: Most of the teachers here have M.Tech degrees, which is cool. They really know their stuff. Some of them even used to study here, so they get what we're going through. Our course is awesome, with workshops and everything we need. You just need to get 40% to pass without any backlog.

Placement: In our last year, most students got cool jobs. We can snag roles in junior management and other starter positions. Companies like Tata and Toyota hire us. The college sets us up with lots of internships too.

Campus: The college was made during the British era, so the buildings are old but in good shape. It's a quiet and peaceful place to focus on classes. We liked studying and chilling during breaks. The campus is awesome, with facilities for sports and a clean canteen.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They work hard to help us learn. The courses are practical and get us ready for the real world. Exams are fair, not too tough. I think the whole learning experience here is pretty solid.

Placement: There weren't many job options after finishing the diploma course at our college. Only a handful of students actually land a job here. Most students end up finding work outside of campus. The college's job placement office isn't very helpful or active.

Campus: The facilities at this college are pretty good. We have everything we need for our course like WiFi, labs, computers, library, and a canteen. The food in the canteen is tasty, and we also have sports facilities available. It's a nice place to study.

Admission: The teachers at the college were super helpful and always there to help us out. The semester exams were pretty challenging, so you gotta study hard. The course content really prepares you well for future studies or job opportunities. It's all worth it in the end!

Placement: I didn't really care about placements back then, so I can't say much about them. But from what I heard, not many people focused on placements because most students go for engineering after Diploma. The salary package I heard about was around $10,000 per month, which was pretty disappointing.

Campus: The library staff wasn't very nice to us. But the food in the canteen was pretty good. Not many students are into sports here, so it's hard to get a team together. The field we have is huge, though.

Admission: Most of the teachers at the college are from COEP, IIT Mumbai, or other good colleges. They teach really well and are always ready to help with new ideas. Their teaching style was pretty average during my time there. The courses are set up to help students who want to keep studying after their Diploma.

Placement: Around 90% of mechanical students got placed in top companies like Tata Motors and L&T. My friends found jobs and they're really happy now. The college only allows companies offering at least 2 LPA salary to hire students. If you're thinking about a mechanical diploma, I suggest choosing this Pune college instead of GPP.

Campus: The library has everything you need, so no need to stress about finding books or info. It's like a treasure trove of knowledge! Plus, you can borrow books for two weeks. Sports and games kick off from December to February.

Admission: The courses are great for learning and moving forward. They prepare us well for the future and make us more skilled. It's easier to get hired by big companies after graduation. The exams are tough but they help us learn a lot.

Placement: This college is awesome! Most students here pass with flying colors around 80% or more. And the best part? Everyone lands great jobs in top companies like EY, Mastercard, Microsoft, and more. It's a sure shot way to kickstart your career!

Campus: The college has everything you need like Wi-Fi, labs, medical help, sports, and more. They're pretty good at cultural stuff too, like events and festivals. The canteen has yummy food too.

Admission: Some teachers were great, but others weren't helpful. The office staff is unfriendly and slow. Exams were easy with lots of repeat questions. The program is okay, but it doesn't fully prepare us for the industry.

Placement: A lot of students from my college got good jobs during placements. The best package I heard about was 8 LPA, while the average and lowest were around 3 to 4 LPA. Not everyone was looking for a job though - less than 30% were interested. Most students were more focused on further studies. Companies like SBEM, Bajaj Auto, Kirloskar Brothers Ltd, Suzlon, and more came for placements.

Campus: The college doesn't have good facilities for students. The washrooms and classrooms were always dirty. The washrooms were mostly closed. There was no Wi-Fi for us. Lots of the equipment and computers didn't work. The lab equipment was old and the computers hadn't been updated in years.