Cusrow Wadia Institute of Technology

Admission: The teachers at the college really know their stuff. They give us top-notch teaching. We get all the help we need. The course we're studying is spot on for getting us ready for the real world. The teachers make sure we understand programming well. Exams aren't too tough to handle.

Placement: Around 20-25% of students in our course get placed every year. The average salary is around 3 to 4 LPA. We have local IT companies coming for placements. There are also workshops and hackathons happening at our college, which is pretty cool.

Campus: The course infrastructure at this college is pretty decent. They've got all the facilities we need, like Wi-Fi, labs, a library, a canteen, and sports grounds. The food in the mess and canteen is tasty too. Plus, there are lots of sports facilities to enjoy. Overall, it's a good setup for students.

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 teachers here can be pretty mean and unfriendly. They don't really care about us students and don't want to chat. It's hard to get help from them with assignments or practical work. Plus, they're not good at giving out notes on time.

Placement: Around 30 to 35% of us actually get placed after college. The top salary they offer is 25,000 while the lowest is 12,000. Companies like TCS, Brainbow, and Bosh come to hire us. We have to find internships ourselves because the college doesn't help with that. The roles we get are mostly for execs and office assistants.

Campus: The facilities are okay, but the Wi-Fi is pretty slow. It's a bit hard to borrow books from the library. I don't stay in the dorms, but my friends say the food is great and the rooms are clean and nice.

Admission: The teachers here are really good and they know their stuff. I like how they make the classes interesting. The course content is helpful for getting ready for jobs in the industry. Exams are fair - not too tough, not too easy. You need at least a 35% to pass.

Placement: In 2019, most students got placed around 84%. The highest package is 6 Lacs a year, while the lowest is 3 Lacs. On average, it's 3.5 Lacs per year. The top companies that hire from our college are TIH, IOT, and IIT-BOMBAY. Almost everyone 88% or more got an internship. After graduation, students usually get roles like Project head or Manager.

Campus: The Wi-Fi only worked in the classrooms. Each department had its own lab. In the classrooms, there were benches, fans, and green boards. The library wasn't huge, but there were enough books for studying. The rooms were nice, but the food was really bad.

Admission: The staff is really helpful, and the courses are okay, but they might not fully prepare you for the industry. Exams are fair, and I haven't faced any problems with them. Some teachers are great, but not all of them. You'll need to do some self-study to be fully prepared. Overall, it's better than just okay.

Placement: Getting a job through the college isn't easy. They do send emails about job opportunities, which is cool. Hoping they can bring in more companies for better placements in the future. It would be great to have more options for jobs that match our skills.

Campus: The Wi-Fi is not so great here, but the classrooms are always clean and tidy. The labs are alright, but they need to upgrade their processors. The syllabus is a bit outdated, they should bring it up to date for 2023-24. Most courses are still following the 2018 syllabus.

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 at our college had 5-10 years of experience, which was cool. They used examples that made the course easy to understand. The curriculum prepared us well for the industry. Exams weren't too hard, and teachers gave us question banks and notes that really helped. All the assignments, labs, and projects were on point and helped us for the exams.

Placement: If you score above 70% in our course, you'll likely get a job. The highest salary offered was 10 LPA, while the lowest was Rs.10,000 per month. Companies like Infosys, Wipro, and Cummins hire a lot from our course. Everyone lands a job in their field, with some getting into top companies.

Campus: The college had awesome infrastructure with Wi-Fi everywhere. The classrooms were comfy with extra benches. The library had all the engineering books. Hostel and mess food were good, serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The canteen was big and had a great vibe. We also had a huge ground for sports competitions.

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: 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 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.