Dr. D.Y. Patil Arts, Commerce and Science College

Admission: The staff is super helpful. All the teachers are there to guide us whenever we need help. They really know their stuff and are experts in their fields. We get good hands-on training and practical experience to prepare us for jobs. The semester exams and practicals are not too tough, just the right level of challenge.

Placement: I'm a new student at Dr. DY Patil college. They always come through for students with great placements in top companies. I'm studying microbiology, and seniors say they got awesome placements matching their needs. Can't wait to see what's in store for me!

Campus: The college has the best infrastructure in town, in my opinion. I'm getting facilities here that other colleges don't offer. The classrooms are great, the library is well-maintained, labs are top-notch, hostels are organized, and the food is healthy. I have no complaints about anything.

Admission: The teachers here are top-notch. They're all PhD holders and really know their stuff. They can be a bit tough on us about attendance and assignments, but they're always there to help out. The practical teachers are especially great  super helpful!

Placement: I heard that the college doesn't help with job placements for microbiology right now. But they said they'll start helping from the next year. The course material is old, so I don't expect much. It seems like this course is just a stepping stone for a master™s degree.

Campus: The labs and library have good equipment. They just opened a new canteen with cheap food. There's no gymkhana or sports games. The campus is small, so parking is limited. It gets crowded during classes, and you can't park on campus in the mornings.

Admission: The teachers in my course knew a lot about their subjects, but they had a hard time explaining things clearly to us. The way we were taught and tested didn't meet my expectations.

Placement: The college didn't really help with finding jobs after graduation. They said they'd support us with placements, but it didn't happen. The career services they promised were pretty much non-existent. It was disappointing.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities that make learning super easy. The classrooms have cool stuff like projectors, comfy seats, a huge library, and practical rooms. It's a great place to study and get involved in fun activities outside of class.

Admission: The teachers here are super nice and really supportive. They treat us like friends, which is cool. The exams can be tough, but the teaching style is great. They help us out when we're struggling and support us in everything we do. Getting a passing grade can be a bit tricky, but they're always there to help us through it.

Placement: Around 70% of students got placed, which is pretty awesome. The highest package offered was around 4 lakhs per year, while the lowest was 7 lakhs per year. Lots of companies come to hire every year, like Parth Infotech, Tata Motors, Luxoft, and MCube Technologies Pvt. Ltd. It's a good place to kickstart your career!

Campus: The hostel here is awesome super clean with top-notch labs and a huge library for studying. The food is mostly good, but sometimes it's just okay. The classrooms are nice and get cleaned daily. Lots of sports and games programs to join too!

Admission: The teachers here are really good at what they do. They're super smart and all. But sometimes, they tend to shout when we mess up, which can be a bit overwhelming. And if we try to participate in class, they might shut us down. It's like they hold grudges if we make a mistake. It can be rough dealing with that for a whole year.

Placement: The Microbiology department doesn't offer placements. The teachers there are pretty full of themselves. They only focus on attendance. If we miss too many lectures, they won't let us do the practicals. It's crazy! We end up standing around while others do the practicals, even if we have a good reason for missing the lecture.

Campus: I heard the campus has good infrastructure. The food and water are okay, not great but not terrible. Students don't get the Wi-Fi password, only the faculty does. The library is awesome with lots of academic books. The classrooms are spacious, but the benches are small and some are broken. The girls' washrooms don't have sanitary pads or mirrors to check our outfits. The washrooms smell bad and there's no handwash or hand dryer. Also, there are no dustbins in the washrooms.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and they always help out. They get us, and they make learning super easy. The course and staff prep us well for the real world. Gotta study hard in tough semesters. The passing grade is 60, so keep that in mind.

Placement: Our class has around 150 students. The biggest salary offered is about 10 lakhs, as far as I know. Wipro IT firms come for interviews. About half of us landed internships paying between 2.5 to 3.5 lakhs. I go to Dr. D.Y. Patil Arts, Science, and Commerce College in Pimpri, Pune. They say 50% of students get jobs after finishing, like in B.Sc. Computer Science. On average, we get around €šÂ¹2.5 lakhs per year. The highest pay can go up to €šÂ¹3.5 lakhs per year. They don't give separate stats for internships in Computer Science, but they help us find placements and internships through the college's Training and Placement Cell.

Campus: The Wi-Fi works well here. The labs are good, classrooms are nice, and the library is quiet with all the books you need. It's a great place to study and prep for exams. There's a sports ground too. The food in the canteen is actually pretty good, better than outside for sure. And if you ever need medical help in an emergency, they've got you covered.

Admission: The teachers here are nice and have a lot of experience, but sometimes classes get canceled for no reason. They're friendly, though. Exams are strict, and if you get caught cheating, you have to pay a big fine. The course material feels outdated, which is a bummer for the future.

Placement: I don't have all the details about the job placements at our college, but I've heard from older students and teachers that some okay companies visit for hiring. If you're really good at your subject, you'll likely get picked quickly. The salary packages are decent, around 6-10 LPA.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is really nice and calm. Right by the gate, there's a small Shree Swami Samarth temple that brings good vibes. Everything is well-maintained, with elevators for students and teachers. Just so you know, there aren't any hostels on campus.

Admission: The college staff is really supportive, and the teachers help us explore future career options in different fields. The exams are okay, and they give us all the info we need for the course. It's a good place to learn about what we're studying.

Placement: Placements at the college aren't great. It all comes down to your skills and the type of company you're aiming for. The college organizes a lot of seminars that help you explore different career options in specific fields. These events open up a lot of opportunities for your future career.

Campus: The campus is small, but the college buildings are nice, and the cleaning staff is on point. They have different departments like sports, NCC, NSS, and computers. Everything is okay, but some outsiders might not be impressed.

Admission: The teachers are nice, but they may not be experts in the subject. The course material is okay, but it doesn't really prepare us well. The semester exams are not too hard or too easy, they're just in the middle.

Placement: The course doesn't help UG students with placements or internships, which is a bummer. They do have some companies, but they're not really for psychology students like me. The placement department sends out updates on job openings, but the companies usually have a lot of requirements that don't match what I need.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty bad. They have Wi-Fi, but it hardly works. Most floors have no network at all. The campus is small, with separate law and women's colleges. There's no canteen, but I don't live in the hostel, so I can't say much about that. The rooms are nice though.

Admission: The teachers in this course really know their stuff and are super helpful. They make sure we're ready for the industry. The semester exam is tough, but most students pass with over 80%. It's a great course overall.

Placement: The placement rate for my course is really impressive. The top salary offered is 18 lakhs. Big companies like Accenture and HDFC Bank hire a lot of students from my course. Over 60% of students get internships at these companies.

Campus: This course has everything you need. The infrastructure is top-notch with Wi-Fi, classrooms, and a library. The food at the college is really good too. They've got medical facilities and sports and games. It's all there for you.