Dhole Patil College of Engineering Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The college exams follow Savitribai Phule University's rules. In the first year, there's no mid-term exam; instead, there's one final exam worth 70 marks, with the rest given by the teachers. This year, the syllabus and exam style have changed to match the university's guidelines. The passing percentage for each subject is 40 marks.

Placement: I'm a first-year student here. Seniors say the college charges around 3-4 lakh for placements every year. Companies like Concentrix hire from here. The highest package is 5.5 lakh per year. Internships start from the third year. If you apply, you might just get one.

Campus: The college faculty really cares about us students. They make sure to help everyone. I don't stay in the hostel, but I'm from around here. I've seen the hostel and it's pretty good. The food there is healthy, and the canteens are clean too.

Admission: The teachers in my first-year department are awesome. They really know their stuff and are super helpful. The exams are set by the University, not the college. You need a 40 out of 100 to pass, which includes both midterms and final exams.

Placement: I'm in my second semester of Engineering right now. From what I've seen, not everyone gets placed, but about 30-40% do. The average salary is around 4-5 LPA. Companies like HP, Infosys, and TCS come for placements. I think more companies will start coming in the future.

Campus: The college hostel facilities are okay. They have Wi-Fi, and it's close to the college, so we can use the college libraries. The food is decent, just like in any other college. The mess food is pretty good too.

Admission: The teachers at our college were super helpful and really knew their stuff. The courses we took were practical and set us up well for working in the real world. We had exams, tests, and workshops pretty often to help us learn and grow. Overall, it was a great learning experience!

Placement: Most students in our college got jobs after graduating. The highest salary offered was 5 LPA, the lowest was 1.5 LPA, and the average was 3.5 LPA. Everyone landed internships in different companies. The college helps with training based on what you're studying.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi, which is awesome. Hostel rooms are nice, and the food is delicious. Sports are big here, with 2 basketball courts, 1 football field, and 1 pickleball court. It's a great place to stay and play!

Admission: The teachers are really great at teaching and they help you with your career too. The college is a bit strict with exams, but the passing rate is pretty good. Teachers are supportive when it comes to projects. They also arrange field trips to show us what our future jobs might be like.

Placement: College is not the only thing that matters, you need skills for getting a job too. The placement scene here is around 20-30%. The highest salary offered is 6.5 LPA and the lowest is 1.44 LPA in my department. Unfortunately, the college doesn't help with internships.

Campus: The college hostel is pretty good. They have Wi-Fi and a canteen with breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Overall, it's a nice place to stay. They also have a cool outdoor area for playing volleyball, cricket, and stuff. The college library is awesome, and the labs are great too. The food is okay, nothing special.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and most have postgrad degrees. They teach us a good mix of theory and practical stuff. We learn about electronics and communication, like VLSI, embedded systems, and networking. Exams are not too easy but not too hard either, and they follow the university rules.

Placement: I finished my studies in 2024 from the Electronics and Telecommunication Department at Dhole Patil College of Engineering. About 60% of us in my course found jobs. The highest salary offered was 6 LPA, the lowest was 2 LPA, and the average was 3 LPA. Big companies hiring were from IT and electronics fields. The main job role given was senior executive.

Campus: The Wi-Fi on campus is okay, but it works better in some spots than others. The classrooms are big and have projectors. The seats are comfy. The library has lots of books for electronics and telecommunication engineering. Hostel rooms are fine, they have beds, tables, and cupboards. They could be cleaner, though. There are fields for cricket, football, and volleyball. Plus, you can play table tennis and chess indoors.

Admission: The teachers and staff at this college are really helpful. The course curriculum is from Uni Pune, which helps us learn a lot about our field. The exams are challenging but fair. Having supportive teachers makes a big difference in college life, and all the teachers here are great.

Placement: The college sets up companies for placement and trains us well. We get hands-on training too. About three-fourths of the students got placed. The highest package was 9 LPAs. Infosys and Tech Mahindra hire a lot of students. They offer roles like system engineer and software engineer. Embedded software developer is also a top job they offer.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is really impressive. They keep updating it to meet the education requirements. The Ganesh Temple adds to the college's culture. The library is huge and can fit lots of students. The hostel is clean and close to the college, so you don't have to travel far.

Admission: The teachers are really nice and treat you like friends. They mostly explain things by talking, which can make it hard to understand sometimes. But that's how it is in most colleges. The courses are good, and studying for exams can be tough, but not impossible. You can manage to prepare in about a week with some effort.

Placement: Most students landed jobs with an average salary of 3.6 LPA, and the highest was 6 LPA (not confirmed since the year isn't over). Companies like Accenture and Top Analytical recruited. Lots of companies visited for placements this year, with more to come, which is awesome. The only downside is some jobs may have less pay or not be in a desirable location.

Campus: The campus is huge and has awesome spots like the library, gym, and fields for sports like football, badminton, basketball, and volleyball. The classrooms are pretty good, and each department has a cool smart classroom. There's a hostel that's nice to stay in, but the food is just okay. The college canteen is there too, but the food choices are limited and the prices are average. Hostel fees are about 1 lakh per year.

Admission: The faculty here are really helpful. They push us to try new things and stick to the course plan. Our department has top-notch teachers who give us practice tests. And if we ever need help, the staff is there for us.

Placement: Our college hooks us up with placements and internships. Loads of companies swing by to hire students. We're talking big names like Tech Mahindra, Vodafone, TCS, Cognizant, Emphasis, Neosoft Technology, Suisse Bank, and more. It's pretty cool.

Campus: The hostel on campus can fit 250 students and has everything you need. There's a mess and Wi-Fi available. They even have a reading hall for studying. If you need to get around, they offer bus services which is super convenient. Plus, there's a city bus stop nearby at Pune station.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and have all the right qualifications. The course is set up to match what we need to know for our exams, so we're always ready. We don't stress about exams because we work hard. Most of us pass with flying colors, over 95% every time. And they make sure our practical tests follow all the rules.

Placement: Around 60-70% of students in our course get placed. The highest salary offered is between 100,000 to 1,500,000 rupees per year. Big companies like L&T, TATA, TCS, and Infosys come for hiring. TCS gives internships to about 60-70% of students. The types of jobs you can get depend on how well you do in your studies.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities with clean labs and smart classrooms. The hostel is great too, with good food and well-managed living. The canteen serves yummy meals for lunch and dinner, and they're really strict about being on time. There are lots of sports options for students to join in, showing that sports are a big deal here.

Admission: Exams here are kinda tough, but the teaching is great. They make sure we understand everything way before exams. They give us practice questions to chill us out during finals. The stuff we learn is right in line with what SPPU wants us to know.

Placement: During placement season at this college, you'll find a lot of Database Management roles up for grabs. Sales roles and web development/full-stack roles are also pretty common. Almost everyone manages to land a job before or after graduating.

Campus: The campus has good facilities and the canteen offers a nice selection of food. Each classroom has a projector, and the computer labs have LAN connections and decent computers. The classrooms are quiet without much noise from outside.