Dr. J.J. Magdum College of Engineering

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome! They really know their stuff and are always there to help. The courses are practical and get us ready for the real world. Around 35% of students pass their exams, so it's not too tough. The exams are just average in terms of difficulty.

Placement: About half of us in our course land jobs after graduating. The highest salary you can get is around 12 lakhs per year, while the lowest is 3 lakhs per year. Many of us also snag internships in companies like Wipro and Capgemini. On average, we're looking at salaries between 4.5 to 5 lakhs per year.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure with nice labs for practice. The Wi-Fi is top-notch and the food in the canteen is pretty good too. Overall, it's a solid experience.

Admission: Passing is 40%, which is fair. The teachers here are really supportive and prepare us well for our future jobs. The campus is nice, but could use some updates. I'd say around half of the professors are great at teaching.

Placement: At our college, most students get jobs after graduation - around 70%. The pay ranges from 3 to 7 LPA, which is pretty good. Big companies like Byjus come for placements. Lots of students - about 60% to 70% - get internships at Coursera. They also offer a course in JavaScript. It's a great choice for local students and those who need accommodation.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi, classrooms, and a library which are all good. The hostels are nice too. The fees for general category students can be a bit high, around Rs. 280000 per year. There are scholarships for students in different categories. The canteen is good, the Wi-Fi is fast, and the library is huge and awesome. The bathrooms and other facilities are really good too.

Admission: The faculty at this college is okay. You gotta put in the effort to get good grades. Some senior teachers with Ph.D. degrees are really good at teaching. The courses are from Shivaji University, but they're not as good as Pune or Mumbai universities.

Placement: I went to J Magdum College of Engineering and the placement rate is a bit low. They mainly have companies for computer science, information technology, and electronics. The top companies like TCS, ACC RDC Concrete, and Capgemini offer around 3 lakh packages. For mechanical, there are local industries for placement. The college doesn't arrange internships, so you have to find one yourself.

Campus: The college is on an 8-acre campus with decent infrastructure. The Mechanical and Civil departments share a building, while CSE and IT are in another, and Electronics has its own. Girls have hostels, but guys don't. The classrooms are nice, with projectors and Wi-Fi. The library is huge with lots of books, and the labs have cool new equipment.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful and friendly. They're qualified and give us good knowledge for the future. Even though the semester exams are tough, students still manage to score well and get good percentages.

Placement: All of us in my batch are really friendly and always ready to help each other out. Companies such as Byju's come to our college to recruit students. I'd say around 70-80% of the students in our course were able to land an internship. It's a great place to be!

Campus: The labs are all online and digital, which is cool. The classrooms are neat and digital too. They've got Wi-Fi all over campus. The food at the mess is pretty good with lots of options. There's a medical center close to the hostel for emergencies. And they organize sports and games for students, which is fun.

Admission: The Mechanical department has really knowledgeable faculty members. They've worked in the industry and taught for a long time. We get to do projects, go on visits, and have a 3-week internship for hands-on experience. There are 120 students in the mechanical engineering program, split into two classes of 60 students each. We have 18 teachers and 6 support staff to help us out.

Placement: The mechanical engineering students have great job opportunities in all kinds of companies, even software ones. In 2018, out of the 350+ students who got jobs, 138 were from the mechanical department. It was a really good year for placements at our college. Companies like TCS, Wipro, TCE, ACC, L&T, PARI, Cooper, and Bridgestone hired a lot of students from our college.

Campus: The buildings are old but they still work well. Mech and civil courses need a lot of space for labs and experiments, and our college has that covered. Classrooms have projectors, and there's a canteen with decent food. Most students eat at the mess or bring their own food. There's only a girls' hostel, so guys have to find rooms to rent or apply for government or private hostels.

Admission: The teachers here are great at interacting with students. Most of the teachers are really experienced. Around 80% of students pass their semester exams, which is awesome. We have a fun annual gathering and sports event every year, and everyone gets involved. Our college also organizes trips to cool historical places. Plus, we get to visit companies too. It's a pretty cool experience overall.

Placement: The college has good placement every year, with around 80% of students getting placed. The highest salary offered is 7.5 lac per year, while the lowest is 3.2 lac per year. Companies like TCS, IBM, Cognizant, Wipro, Infosys, and Reliance are top recruiters. Almost all students get internships in big companies, and many get offers as executive engineers.

Campus: The college provides great facilities like Wi-Fi and a library. The Wi-Fi connection on campus is good. Classes start on time. All students attend regularly. The teaching quality is really good. The college is located in a nice area with a Ganesh temple nearby.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good. The ones in the first year know their stuff, are friendly, and explain things well. As you go to the higher years, the teachers get younger, but they still do a good job teaching. Everyone here is really helpful and supportive.

Placement: Last year, not many CS IT students got placed, only about 20%. But all ETC students got jobs, which is cool. Civil and mechanical students also did well in placements. CS IT students are still struggling with placements, but the college is trying to help with training and placement groups.

Campus: The campus is tiny, but it's all good. The labs are small too, but all the instruments work fine, so no issues there. They've got their own canteen, and it's pretty decent.

Admission: This college has been around since 1992, so it's been running for 25 years. It's connected with Shivaji University. The teachers here have tons of experience and the new ones bring fresh ideas. The academic record of this college is really impressive.

Placement: I'm studying civil engineering here. Two big companies came for placements and picked 15 students. Capgemini chose 33 students, and Ripples Pvt Ltd took 32. More companies are coming for placements. Our TPO, Mr. Touheed Mujawar, is also the VP of TPO association in Maharashtra.

Campus: The college buildings aren't top-notch, but they've got everything we need. It's a small campus because they only do engineering here. The labs are great for hands-on learning. They even have a lift and Wi-Fi. The library is huge, but there's no auditorium.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful and really friendly. They care about us and the course curriculum gets us ready for the industry. The semester exams can be a bit tough, though.

Placement: At our college, most students find jobs using their tech and analysis skills. The pay starts at 2.5 LPA and goes up to 7 LPA. Big companies like TCS, Capgemini, Wipro, and others come to hire students from our program.

Campus: The food in the canteen is awesome and you get good value for your money. The library is great too, perfect for studying or having group discussions in a nice environment.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at teaching. They help us get ready for the industry. They know their stuff and are super helpful. The teaching is top-notch and the course curriculum is practical and relevant. It's a great place to learn and grow.

Placement: At our college, there aren't any placement drives. But a good number of students were able to land internships through our course.

Campus: The hostel is pretty good. The campus isn't huge. The computers in the labs are nice. We have free Wi-Fi everywhere. The library at our college is great with all the books we need for our courses. And the food at the canteen is tasty too.