DY Patil University Pune Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff, but they struggle to relate to us students. It's kinda tough because there are way more male teachers than female ones - like 1 to 8. The courses are all over the place since there aren't enough teachers. Sometimes it seems like the grades are just random.

Placement: There were only 15 students admitted in 2024, and the core staff consisted of just 3 members. The college doesn't arrange any company visits for jobs, so students have to find them by themselves. The low fees may seem good at first, but it's really not worth it.

Campus: The food in the canteen is alright, but a little expensive. The hostel has strict rules, like no going out after 7:00 PM. This means we end up eating dinner in the canteen a lot. The area around the hostel isn't great - lots of crime and not much transport. It feels like we're in the middle of nowhere sometimes.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. The design course is new in India, so there aren't too many students yet. This means the faculty can give each student lots of attention. The teaching could be improved, but the course content is good. Students need to put in extra effort to get ready for the industry.

Placement: I'm a third-year student at this college, and our batch hasn't graduated yet. I really hope that around half of us will get jobs after we finish. Many students who graduated before us are now doing Master's degrees, and only a few have jobs. It seems like only a handful of them found jobs through the college. It's tough to find design job opportunities in India because it's still a new field here.

Campus: The campus has some really big buildings with 5 of them being over 7 floors tall. The classrooms are spacious and there's even a cricket ground. But, there aren't many auditoriums the one we have is really tiny.

Admission: The teachers are okay, they know their stuff, but I wish they would teach us more about what's happening now, like 3D Printing. The course is thorough, but seems a bit old-fashioned.

Placement: The placement team needs to step up and work more closely with students. Right now, we have to find internships on our own. In the last placement round, most students got jobs, but they had to hustle for it. It would be great if the faculty could pitch in more to help us out.

Campus: The hostel here is pretty good, and the mess food is okay. The workshop has all the tools we need, but we have to bring our own materials like wood and thermocol. It can be a hassle to organize transport to get them here, though.

Admission: The teachers in my department are really helpful and nice. They know a lot about the industry and how things work in real life, which is great for getting us ready for our careers. The exams each semester aren't too hard either.

Placement: Around half of my classmates land internships at big companies. The top salary can go up to 20 LPA, which is awesome. The top companies coming in for placements are Tata and a few others. If you're keen on doing an internship and are ready to work hard, go for it! It's a great opportunity to gain experience.

Campus: The college has everything you need Wi-Fi, water coolers, classrooms, AC labs, projectors, whiteboards, and libraries. The hostel has lifts, CCTV on each floor, water coolers, parking, a garden, room service, study tables, personal cupboards, and B.Ed materials. It's got all the essentials covered!

Admission: The teachers here are really good  they know their stuff and they help us a lot. The way they teach is top-notch and what we learn is super practical. The course content is brand new, set up by the school, so we're well-prepared for real-world jobs. Exams aren't too tough and about half of us pass with flying colors.

Placement: At my college, around 50-60 students out of 600 get jobs after graduation. If you have a CGPA of 9 or higher, you're pretty much guaranteed a job. The pay ranges from 2.5 LPA to 12 LPA, which is pretty good. You can get roles like Developer, Data Analyst, Data Scientist, or ML Engineer. Plus, almost 90% of students have already snagged internships through the Edu Skills platform.

Campus: The campus infrastructure is really great. There's Wi-Fi everywhere, top-notch labs, and awesome classrooms. The hostel is nice but kinda expensive. The food in the mess is good, and the medical facilities are okay. The university even has its own sports academy and hosts cricket leagues on the ground. The library is just okay though.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at their job. They make sure we're all well-prepared for both local jobs and jobs abroad. The course covers everything we need to know. But the exams can be tough because there's a lot to learn.

Placement: Most students got placed in top companies which is awesome. There's this company called Yatri Nepal, it's into motorbikes. They offer cool roles like EV bike design, shoe designer, jewellery designer, and UX/UI designer. Almost everyone got internships and many are moving up to better positions.

Campus: The hostel and mess here are great! Wi-Fi works well everywhere. You can find classrooms, hostels, and mess easily. The hostel even offers cleaning services. Unfortunately, only guys can use the gym. There are cafes nearby, but hostel students can't go out after 7:00 PM or come back later than that.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They know a lot and are always ready to help us out. The course material is useful, especially because design jobs are in demand these days. Exams aren't too hard either.

Placement: I'm a first-year Graphic Design student at D Y Patil University in Pune. They don't give us a fixed package here. It's all about how good we are at designing and learning new things. Companies will hire us based on our skills and what we can create.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi and a nice atmosphere. The tables in our department are comfy, making it easy to study. The hostel also provides Wi-Fi and a cafeteria. The food in the cafeteria is tasty, and there are other food options available too. It's a great place to focus and get work done.

Admission: Devarath Madhavi is an awesome teacher! He's been teaching us for the last two years. He's not just about textbooks  he also shares practical knowledge. We learn about manufacturing processes and business skills from him. It's really helped us with our design and entrepreneurial thinking. Plus, he even runs his own company!

Placement: I want to keep this between us students don't want the college staff to know. The last two batches didn't have any college placements. Students had to find internships on their own.

Campus: The hostel is awesome! The rooms are big and always have water and electricity. They clean the rooms often. You can pick from single, double, or triple rooms. They fix things every year and there are electricians and plumbers around. Plus, they have washing machines too. It's great!

Admission: The teachers here are top-notch! They know their stuff, help you out, and have lots of experience. They teach us in a fun way and show us what the real world is like. We do lots of practical work, workshops, and learn how to use different software. The tests are fair, and most people pass with flying colors. They want us to keep learning without stressing too much.

Placement: Most students find jobs through the campus, around 75% of them. The highest salary is Rs 10,000, while the lowest is Rs 5,000. Companies like Live Space, Asian Paints, and IKEA come to recruit. About 85% of students get internships in good companies with decent pay. They offer roles like interior designer, design consultant, space planner, and project coordinator.

Campus: The college has awesome design studios, CAD labs, model making workshop, good Wi-Fi, library, and smart classrooms. The library has lots of design books and journals. Hostels are clean and safe, making it a peaceful place to stay. The food in the mess is clean and there's a good variety. The canteen has extra snacks too. You can get medical help on campus. They also have sports facilities for indoor and outdoor games to keep you active.

Admission: The architecture classes here are really good. The teachers come from different backgrounds, which makes learning easier and more interesting. The interaction between students and teachers is great too.

Placement: Finding architecture placements can be tough, but thanks to the college's reputation, getting internships across the country is pretty easy. The internship search becomes a lot less stressful because of this.

Campus: The new hostel building is awesome with all the latest stuff. They keep it clean and well-maintained. You can pick from single, double, or triple sharing rooms. Plus, there's Wi-Fi and laundry services available in the hostel. It's a great place to stay!