DYPIU Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful and really know their stuff. They teach really well, and the course content is spot on for what we need in the industry. The exams in each semester are just right - not too hard, not too easy. If you're keen to learn, you'll do great in your grades.

Placement: I heard from seniors and checked stats that our college has good placements. A lot of students get jobs right here on campus. If you work hard, you'll definitely land a job here.

Campus: The college has everything we need - Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, library, cafeteria, open stage, auditorium, and a ground. They're building a hostel that should be done by 2025. There are lots of good PGs and flats around the college for now.

Admission: The teachers here are alright, some are really helpful while others are just okay. The teaching quality is decent. They have some cool activities outside of classes. The exams are not too hard, just moderate. We usually have two midterms and one final exam each semester.

Placement: Placements were tough this year because of the recession. But last year's students did get jobs with average packages of 3-4 lakhs. This year, unfortunately, no one got placed. The college doesn't offer internships, only paid ones. Overall, placements are not great here.

Campus: The college has good facilities and infrastructure. They're building a new hostel that's gonna be co-ed. The food in the mess is good and the Wi-Fi works everywhere. You can use the library and borrow books with a library passbook.

Admission: The professors and TAs at this college really know their stuff. They're super helpful and always there to answer questions. The course sets us up well for getting jobs in the industry. The exams are just right  not too hard, not too easy.

Placement: Usually, we get offered around 8-30 LPA after graduation. A lot of students from different batches do internships in research during summer and winter. The top subjects at our college are biomedical engineering and cell and tissue science, and they're really good.

Campus: The labs for bioengineering students here are top-notch! There are five labs and they're all decked out with cool stuff. The campus has a bunch of canteens, and lucky for me, my building even has its own canteen with enough space for everyone. It's awesome!

Admission: I really like the faculty at DYPUI. They're super helpful and always there for you. Most of them have their PhDs, which is awesome. The college really gets you ready for the job market. The pass rate is high, over 90%. The exams are fair, and the teaching is top-notch.

Placement: I really like my course because the average salary is around 4 to 5 LPA. Some students even make over 10 LPA by joining car-making competitions. Most students, about 75%, land internships. At DYPUI, students can get up to 3 internships. It's a great opportunity to gain experience!

Campus: The campus at DYPUI is awesome! They have new buildings and classrooms, plus Wi-Fi everywhere. The libraries are great for studying, and the hostels have everything you need, even the mess. Love it here!

Admission: I really like the atmosphere at our college for studying. The teachers and students are always growing, which is awesome. The staff organize online workshops regularly, which is cool. The courses taught by professionals cover a wide range of topics and are very interesting.

Placement: The course lasts three years. Placement training begins in the second semester. We have to pay extra fees every year for placements. I rated our college placements with four stars for their recruitment and training. There are additional charges when we get placed in top companies, but it's worth it.

Campus: Our college has rules everyone needs to follow. They have a health center for emergencies and a recycling program. It's good they care about our health and the environment.

Admission: The teachers were a mixed bag. Some were awesome - really helpful and approachable. Others just read off the PowerPoint and left. The courses were more theory-based with not enough hands-on stuff. Exams weren't too tough if you showed up to class and did your assignments. But we didn't feel fully prepared for the industry because of the lack of practical activities.

Placement: After graduating, lots of students chose to do a postgrad program. Companies like Marquis, Accenture, Events, Pro, and more came for placements. They mostly offered sales and marketing roles. I heard the highest package was 4.10 LPA. Everyone had to do an internship, and about half were placed through the college, while the rest found their own placements.

Campus: I didn't stay in the hostel, but I heard it's good from friends. Lots of PGs and flats nearby for those who want to live close to college. The classrooms, labs, and library are well-maintained. AC in classes, comfy seats, and good lighting. Different labs for different stuff. Library has lots of books. Canteen on campus is well-run, good food quality, and lots of options.

Admission: There were 45 students in our class, and two staff members were in charge. The faculty also chose representatives and assistant representatives to share our concerns and successes with the staff. Some teachers weren't clear when teaching the lessons.

Placement: When it comes to getting ready for job placements, the college does a great job. They organize talks before placements to help us know about the companies. The BBA students usually get the highest salary package of around 8.2 Lacs per year. It's good that this preparation doesn't get in the way of our regular studies.

Campus: The college makes sure we have power all the time and good internet. They have cameras in the labs to watch us. We have to wear lab uniforms in class or they'll make us pay fines.

Admission: The teachers at our college really make an effort to create a positive vibe. They encourage us to stay confident in every situation. Getting good grades in tests is quite challenging. They keep a close eye on cheating during exams and take strict action against it.

Placement: The staff here really helps us improve our skills for jobs, like talking well, problem-solving, and being logical. They even offer classes for Python and Java coding. Plus, the highest salary students have gotten here is around 15 lakhs. Really great opportunities for us to learn and grow!

Campus: The college had labs for all departments, and every classroom had LCD projectors and computers. We all got our own username and password for the internet. The classrooms were really big and nice.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really good and know their stuff. They make learning fun and easy. The course content is practical and keeps up with the times. Exams are a bit challenging, but fair. You need to attend at least 75% of classes to take the exams. Passing grade is 33%, so you gotta work for it. The teachers do keep an eye on attendance, though.

Placement: I got placed in college with about 30%-40% of students. The highest package was 8 lakhs per year from Epam, while the lowest was 3.5 lakhs per year from a startup. The average package was around 4-5 lakhs per year. Some of the top companies that came for placements were Epam, Josh, and TCS. They offered roles like B. Tech in CSE, BCA, MCA, and Bioengineering.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is top-notch. It's definitely better than other colleges in Pune, maybe even world-class. The canteen is a bit small for the number of students, but the medical staff is always there to help. Unfortunately, the sports facilities aren't great. The library is also on the smaller side for the number of students. On the bright side, the classrooms have really good infrastructure.

Admission: The professors here really know their stuff, with more than 20 years of experience. They explain engineering in a way that's easy to get. The course is all about real-world stuff, so it's super practical. Assignments are hands-on, so exams aren't too stressful. I ended up with a solid 4 CGPA without too much hassle.

Placement: I was in a class with 95% of the students last year. The average salary for my course is around 3 to 5 lakhs per year. The highest offer was 27 lakhs per year and the lowest was 1.5 lakhs per year. The top companies that hire from my course are Dassault Systems, Mahindra, TATA Motors, and Michelin. Almost all students got internships in the third semester, with just a few getting them later. After completing the course, you can get roles like Quality Officer, Graphic Designer, or work in the Aerodynamics Department.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities. It's surrounded by green plants, with a few garden areas to chill out. The Wi-Fi speed is okay, not super slow but not crazy fast either. Classrooms have cool themes, and the AC works great. The hostel is still being built, but it's gonna be top-notch. There are three cafeterias on campus, and the food is pretty good. Sports and health stuff are a big deal here, and they're really good. There's even a cricket ground with nice grass, a well-kept pitch, and all the gear you need.