ISBM College of Engineering

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful. They're there for us with assignments, projects, and hackathons. Plus, they organize lots of fun events every month. And we get to go on industrial visits 2-3 times per semester, which really helps us see how things work in the real world.

Placement: The job placements at our college are great! Last year, the highest salary offered was 10 LPA, and it's still the same this year. There are so many fun extracurricular activities happening on campus. The teachers are really supportive of all our projects and activities. I really enjoy being here overall it's a nice place to study.

Campus: The college provides Wi-Fi in both the classrooms and hostels, which is super convenient. The classrooms have projectors, making learning easier. The library is great with e-books and is open 24/7, plus there's a reading hall. There's a sports cell, swimming pool, and sports ground to help you stay active. The labs have internet access, and there's a mess, cafeteria, and snacks center for food. Overall, lots of facilities to enjoy!

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome and really supportive. They know their stuff because they have master's degrees and lots of experience. Their qualifications make learning easier for us. They're always there to help us out no matter what. Our college is affiliated with Savitribai Phule Pune University, and the semester exams are pretty strict.

Placement: The college offers a top salary of 7 LPA, with an average salary of 3.5 LPA. Each year, around 75 students secure internships and jobs on campus.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is great! The campus is awesome and there's Wi-Fi available all the time for students and staff. The classrooms are good, and the hostel is nice and affordable for us students.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. They really go out of their way to support us. Exams are no joke though. They take it very seriously  there's like three supervisors in each exam room! So, cheating? Forget about it. You really gotta study to ace those exams.

Placement: The placement situation is okay here. It seems like they're working on improving it for us. The Training and Placement team is putting in a lot of effort. I'm part of the T&P Cell, and we're all working hard to help our college.

Campus: The campus is awesome, especially in the rainy and winter seasons. It feels like you're in Lonavla with all the greenery around. The rain is intense, and the winters are cozy. The buildings and dorms are top-notch.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and interested. They have degrees from good colleges like VITs, NITs, and some from top private colleges. The ENTC course prepares us well for the industry and opens up opportunities in different fields. It's been great for building a better future.

Placement: I'm in my first year at college, so I don't know too much about it yet. They say the placement rate here is 80.32%, which sounds pretty good. Companies like Capgemini, BYJU's, L&T, and Wipro come to hire students. The highest package offered is 12.2 LPA, while the lowest is 3.5 LPA. It seems like there are some good opportunities here.

Campus: The college has everything you need - Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, library, auditorium, gym, playground, canteen, hostel, swimming pool, and more. They even have medical facilities, sports, computer labs, and a mess. The campus is great for all activities!

Admission: I've never seen a setup like this before where one teacher has to handle many subjects. There aren't any assistant professors, and even someone with no experience can become a professor here. The courses are simple, but they'd be better if the teaching was improved.

Placement: I found out from some seniors who graduated that only a few students got jobs through campus placements. Not many companies visited our school for recruiting tech students. I don't know if the college offers any internships.

Campus: There's no separate hostel for this college. The hostel is shared by master's, commerce, and engineering students. Only first-year students can stay in the hostel, which can be tough for others without their own transport.

Admission: The teachers at the engineering college aren't up to par. They don't have much experience or qualifications and it feels like they're not fully prepared to teach. It's hard to learn from them and they struggle to connect with students. The exams are tough, so most of us have to teach ourselves using online resources to understand the material.

Placement: The college doesn't have a placement cell or any way for students to find job opportunities. In the last four years, no company has come to the college to hire students. The dean, HOD, and other senior staff don't help students with placements. No students from the college have gotten a job yet.

Campus: The college doesn't have enough classrooms or good teachers. They cram all of us into one building, which doesn't work well for all the different courses they offer. It's not enough space for a college. Also, we never get to go to any labs or do any cool activities.

Admission: Most teachers here just rush through the syllabus without really teaching. The practicals are a mess and very few students actually pass the exams. They don't care much about students with backlogs. It's more about passing exams than actually learning anything here.

Placement: Placements for mechanical engineering students are scarce. The college mostly offers placements in marketing and IT companies, but there aren't many opportunities available. Unfortunately, there are no internships provided by the college. The faculty members may sound hopeful about our future, but the actual situation in the college is quite different.

Campus: The college infrastructure is not great. Seating is not proper and there are only a few machines in the workshop. The hostels are too pricey for what you get. The food in the mess could make you sick, and they charge extra for it. The classrooms in the mechanical department are small and a lot of the furniture is broken.

Admission: The teachers here aren't very experienced. They keep switching teachers every month for different reasons, which is not good. The faculty doesn't offer much help. They are just okay at teaching. Also, the head of the department is chosen based on their degree, not their professionalism.

Placement: I was disappointed because not many students got placed. The placement info they give is fake, and most placements happen off-campus. It's frustrating that there aren't real placements after finishing the degree. It feels bad to have paid a lot for this.

Campus: The college buildings are okay, not too fancy. The best part is the location it's surrounded by mountains and lots of greenery, especially beautiful during the rainy season. The campus could use some upgrades, like better technology for the future.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff and are super helpful. I appreciate how they teach. The exams are tough though, lots of students struggled in the unit tests. I haven't taken the semester exams yet, but I heard they're strict too. No cheating allowed in the exam room, so gotta stay honest.

Placement: Looking at the student chart from last year, only 3 students from my computer branch got a job with a salary of 6 LPA. Some others landed positions at startup companies. I feel like not many students found placements. The website says the average placement is around 16 LPA, but I'm not sure if that's accurate because I don't know anyone who got placed for that much.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi, labs, okay classrooms, and libraries. The food at the mess isn't always great, but sometimes it's really good. We've got a sports cell where we can borrow equipment to play. The basketball court is cool, but I wish it was bigger for playing other sports like cricket and football.

Admission: The teachers at this college are awesome! They're really helpful, smart, and know their stuff. The curriculum is practical and gets you ready for the job market. Plus, they help you find internships in the industry. The classrooms are nice and well-organized too.

Placement: A lot of students get placed during placements at my college, and we have companies like Tata, Mahindra, and Infosys coming in for recruitment. There are different roles available, and we even get internships. The average package is around 4 to 7 lakhs, which is pretty good.

Campus: The hostel's infrastructure is great! It's super close to the college and has lots of cool stuff like Wi-Fi, washing machines, cupboards, and a nice view. Love it!