JSPM’s Narhe Technical Campus

Admission: I really like the faculty here. They teach in a way that I can easily understand. They're super supportive and help us with our studies and exam prep. In the first year, everyone studies the same subjects no matter their branch.

Placement: I'm in the first year of the mechanical department, so I can't say much about placements yet. But I've heard from seniors that some students do get placed. I haven't heard anything about internships at my college though. Thanks!

Campus: I really like the facilities at my college. The classrooms have air-conditioners, projectors, and smart boards. Plus, there are labs for different subjects and a VC hall for small events. It's cool to study in such a well-equipped environment.

Admission: The teachers in my course are really helpful and know their stuff. They're all great at teaching. The course curriculum prepares us well for the industry. Semester exams here are a breeze. You only need 80% to pass.

Placement: I love how 80% of students from my college get placed after graduation. It's awesome! The highest salary package in my course is 8 LPA. Big companies come to hire students here. About half of us get internships. I know some students who got jobs at Oracle.

Campus: The facilities in my course are great! We have Wi-Fi in classrooms, a library, and tasty food. Plus, there are medical services and sports available for students. It's awesome!

Admission: In my first year of college, I had to handle a bunch of new stuff like making friends, living on my own, going to classes, and dealing with different teachers. It was pretty cool, but it did test my ability to manage my time well and adjust to the school work. I found the best support from the teachers who really cared about us students.

Placement: Students can get placements after completing 5 semesters, which is about 3 years. Everyone has a chance to interview with companies like Amazon, TCS, Accenture, and more. The average salary is around 4 LPA, but the highest offer is 8 LPA. About 70% of students get placed, while others choose to pursue further studies. Some students might not be eligible for placements, though.

Campus: The girls' hostels are pretty good, they clean them every day except on Sundays. The boys' hostel isn't kept well. The food in the mess isn't great. There's a library on campus and we also have a gym.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They make learning easy. The course covers everything we need to know for the industry. My semester was a breeze, and most students pass with around 40%.

Placement: The job placements here are awesome, with over 90% of students getting hired. The highest salary package for my course is 2 lakhs per year. Big companies come to hire students from our course. Almost 30% of students get internships in the MH course.

Campus: The facilities for my course are great, like WIFI, classrooms, and the library. But the canteen food is terrible. They have medical facilities, but sports and games are lacking.

Admission: The teachers and classes here are top-notch. Even though some students struggle with language, the teaching is really great. They help with questions quickly and give good practice tests before exams.

Placement: I'm a first-year student, so I don't know much about placements yet. But from what I hear from my classmates and others, most people get good jobs with salaries over 7 LPA. Your CGPA is important for getting a job, so it's best to avoid any backlogs.

Campus: I'm a student from around here and I stay at home with my parents. But my friends who live in the hostels have told me a lot about them. They say the hostels are really nice with lots of cool stuff. The classrooms and libraries have AC, and the overall atmosphere is great.

Admission: The teachers here were hit or miss. Some really knew their stuff, especially for courses like M3 and Theory of Computation. But there were also lots of changes in faculty, and not all of them were experts in their field. It was hard to find someone who shared your passion.

Placement: The placement cell at JSPM really cares about helping students succeed. They gave us training, resume workshops, and mock interviews that boosted our confidence. Last year, over 200 companies came for placements, like TATA, Mother Dairy, Deloitte, Asian Paints, and Nestled. It's great to see so many opportunities available for us here.

Campus: The hostel doesn't have a dining hall, so you have to eat somewhere else. Make sure to reserve your spot in the hostel when you apply. They clean the rooms daily, and each room houses 3 girls. There are private bathrooms in each room.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and are super helpful. The course material is spot on and prepares us well. The exams are not too tough, and most people pass with around 60-70%. After finishing the courses, we feel ready for the industry.

Placement: Most students here have got jobs. The best package is 6 Lacs, and the lowest is 3 Lacs. Wipro and IndiaMart are the top companies hiring here. Around 40% of us got internships at Tata. The main job roles they offer are software developer and developer.

Campus: The college has great facilities for each course, with departments, labs, and classrooms. The food in the canteen is really good, and the medical facilities are decent. Plus, there are awesome sports and games available on campus.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good  they know their stuff and teach well. There are a few exceptions who might not be the best, though. Some teachers are really great at what they do. The course curriculum is set by SPPU, and soon there will be a new pattern starting in 2024. Exams are held every semester, and they're not too hard  if you study for about 10 to 15 days before the exam, you can still do well. To pass, you need to get at least 28 marks out of 70.

Placement: The college offers good placement opportunities, but not everyone gets placed. Around 70-80% of students find jobs. If you're in CS or IT, chances are high you'll get placed in companies. Big companies come for mass recruitment too. In 2024, the average salary was 3.2 LPA, with the highest being 9 LPA. For core branches, placement can be a bit tougher.

Campus: The college isn't huge. It's got simple buildings and the basic stuff we need like Wi-Fi, computers, and libraries. It's not fancy but it's okay. There are three canteens, 2 boys hostels, and 2 girls hostels. The food isn't great, but since it's close to a residential area, you can eat at other places nearby (only for boys, not girls). The hostels are decent but they're missing some things. You could also rent a flat or stay in a private hostel outside of campus.

Admission: The teachers at my college are awesome! They know their stuff and teach really well. The courses are practical and prepare us for the real world. The exams aren't too tough either, so passing is doable for everyone.

Placement: I'm so happy with how many students from my course got placed in top companies in India over 80%! The highest salary offered was more than 15 Lakhs. And more than 30% of students did internships in companies. It's awesome to see so many opportunities for us!

Campus: The college has great facilities like Wi-Fi, labs, and a library. The hostel and canteen are nice, but the food isn't great. There are medical and sports facilities for everyone. The infrastructure could use some improvement, though.

Admission: The teachers here are really experienced and helpful. They know their stuff well. If you're into it, they'll prepare you for real work in the industry. The exams are tough, like board exams, since the college follows PUNWR University. You need at least 28 out of 70 marks to pass.

Placement: I got placed at JSPM NTC with a 92 percentile. The top package here is 20 LPA and the lowest is 3 LPA. Companies like Wipro, TCS, Infosys, and Tata come for placements. You need an 8 CGPA for internships. In the computer branch, companies like Wipro, TCS, Infosys, and Tata visit for placements.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is pretty bad and there's no access to it. The labs are cool for doing experiments. The classrooms are nice. The library is big, it can hold over 300 students. The Wi-Fi speed is slow and you can't really use it. You have to go off-campus for the mess and canteen. There's no medical help on campus. You can find all the sports gear you need here.