K. K. Wagh Institute of Engineering Education and Research

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They explain things well and make sure we understand. The courses we take are right on target. We start with C language in the first semester, then move on to Python programming in the second semester, and finish with Java for Artificial Intelligence and Data Science in the third semester.

Placement: I'm studying Artificial Intelligence and Data Science at college. The campus is great, and they help with placements a lot 90% of students get placed. The highest offer is 22 LPA, and the average is 6 LPA. Students mostly get roles in coding, web design, and similar areas. We also have internships, which most students have to do.

Campus: The Wi-Fi at our college is great! It's super fast, around 150 Mbps, and works well in classrooms and the library. The campus facilities are nice and everything is well-kept. We have labs where we do practical experiments, which is really helpful for learning by doing. The hostel is good too, with hot water available. Wi-Fi is everywhere - in the mess, gym, canteen, you name it!

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They explain things well and make sure we understand. The courses we take are right on target. We start with C language in the first semester, then move on to Python programming in the second semester, and finish with Java for Artificial Intelligence and Data Science in the third semester.

Placement: I'm studying Artificial Intelligence and Data Science at college. The campus is great, and they help us get jobs 90% of us find work. The highest offer is 22 LPA, and most of us get around 6 LPA. We can do internships too, which is pretty much a must-do. Top jobs are in coding, web design, and similar areas.

Campus: The Wi-Fi at our college is great, with fast speeds around 150 Mbps in classrooms, the library, and everywhere on campus. The facilities and campus are well-kept. We have lots of labs for doing hands-on experiments, which is super helpful. The hostel is nice too, with hot water. Wi-Fi is available in the mess, gym, canteen, and more.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and know their stuff. They always push us to join hackathons, competitions, and write papers in different fields. The teaching quality is good, but the curriculum could use a bit more updating to match industry standards. The exams aren't too tough, thanks to the great teaching we get.

Placement: Around 80 of us got placed from my batch. The highest salary was 18 LPA, grabbed by 3 students from the first company that visited us. Finq, Tech Mahindra, and KPIT are the top companies hiring here. On average, the salary is 3 LPA, with the lowest also being 3 LPA. There were more job offers than paid internships. Most of us landed software development roles.

Campus: The college campus is huge and full of greenery, which is nice. They've upgraded the buildings with cool new designs, so it feels cozy. Wi-Fi works in all the classrooms, and the labs have everything you need. The library is massive and has lots of magazines and newspapers. The hostel is decent, and the food in the mess is okay. The canteen has been hit or miss lately since they changed contractors.

Admission: The professors here are really knowledgeable, experienced, and friendly. My program lasts for four years and is split into eight semesters. We follow the updated NEP 2022, which means we have assignments, labs, tests, mid-terms, and finals. Attendance rules are pretty strict - gotta keep that 75%!

Placement: I really like how this college sets students up for jobs after graduation. They do a good job with placements about 40-50% of students find jobs. The highest salary was 22 lakhs per year, while the average was 6 lakhs per year in 2022-23. If you're studying computer science engineering or electrical engineering, you've got a good shot at landing a decent job. Placement opportunities in my course are a bit limited, though.

Campus: The classrooms at the college are big enough for 60-70 students, and they also have a seminar hall, drawing rooms, and all the labs you need for your courses. Both girls and boys can stay in the hostel, and there's a mess with okay food.

Admission: The staff here is amazing and really supportive. I can't really say how knowledgeable the teachers are, but they definitely know their stuff and help us learn. I was in the SPPU program, so the curriculum was up-to-date and good. The semester exams were challenging since they came from SPPU University, but now that the college is autonomous, they create the exams themselves.

Placement: When I graduated in 2024, around 80% of students landed jobs. The college helps with higher studies and starting your own business too. Getting a job depends on our skills. If we're good, we'll find one. Sometimes layoffs affect job placements in many companies.

Campus: I lived in the hostel for 4 years during my engineering journey. The facilities weren't top-notch, but I chose to stay there because it was convenient. The library was close by, which made it easy for me to study whenever I needed to. It helped me stay disciplined and focused during exams. The environment there was great for studying. Staying in the hostel was my decision, but you can choose what's best for you.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and know their stuff. They always push us to join hackathons, competitions, and write papers in different fields. The teaching quality is good, but the curriculum could use a bit more updating to match industry standards. The exams aren't too tough, thanks to the great teaching we get.

Placement: Around 80 students from my class got placed. The highest package was 18 LPA for 3 students, and it was the first company to visit our campus. The top companies that hire from our college are Finq, Tech Mahindra, and KPIT. On average, students get a 3 LPA package, with the lowest also being 3 LPA. There weren't many paid internships available, but there were plenty of opportunities for software development roles.

Campus: The college campus is really nice and big, with lots of greenery and a big playground. They've done some updates to the buildings, so everything looks modern and cozy. Wi-Fi works in all the classrooms, and the labs have all the stuff we need. The library is massive and has magazines and newspapers. The hostel is cool, and the food in the mess is okay. The canteen food can be hit or miss, especially since the new contractor took over.

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome! They're super smart, helpful, and really supportive. The exams are great too, they prepare us well for working in the industry. They make sure we're ready for it. The semester exams are pretty good, not too hard. And they're really strict when it comes to conducting the exams. Overall, it's a great place to learn and grow!

Placement: As a civil engineering student, I have to say our placement situation isn't the best. The average salary offered is around 4 LPA. But the good news is, lots of companies come to our college for placements. The placement ratio here is pretty good, with many top companies offering good positions.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like free Wi-Fi, good gym, and clean drinking water. The sports equipment is top-notch and the labs are well-equipped. The classrooms are really nice too. Great place to study!

Admission: The teachers were really helpful. The curriculum is practical and they even organize sessions to prepare us for placements. They cover technical and soft skills. We also had a Zensar ESD program to improve our coding skills. The semester exams are fair and mostly focus on theory.

Placement: Almost 75% of us from the batch of 2023 got jobs. Companies like Druva, EQ, Kpit, TCS, Bosch, and Coriolis Technologies hired a lot of students. They offered roles like software engineer and trainee. Zensar also gives internships.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi on every floor, which is awesome. There's a big library that's perfect for studying. Both boys and girls have hostels with great amenities. They organize sports events like cricket, football, and basketball every year, and it's super fun to participate at both college and inter-college levels.

Admission: The faculty here is awesome! They're super friendly and always ready to help. They know their stuff and give great notes for every subject. The semester exams can be tough, but the teachers make sure we're well-prepared for them.

Placement: I really like this college because they help students get good placements. They offer placements in the 3rd and 4th year. Last year, 90% of students from the electrical department got placed. The companies offer around 3.5 LPA to 4.5 LPA. It's a great opportunity for us students!

Campus: The college is great for my course and the hostel is nice. In the hostel rooms, they give us a bed and a table to study. There's a playground and a canteen on campus which is cool. The gym equipment they provide is top-notch and the food in the mess is also really good. Overall, I'm happy with my experience here.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and have a lot of experience. Each subject has its own teacher for theory and practicals. The labs can fit 50 students, and they keep them in good shape. The computers are top-notch, with fast processors and plenty of storage. The college gives us all the software we need, too.

Placement: I really like how the college helps with placements. Companies like TCS, Wipro, and Tata come for hiring. Almost 75% of students get placed every year. In the third year, we have to do an internship. The college arranges it, but we can also find our own. It's a great opportunity to gain practical experience.

Campus: The hostel here is pretty good. You share a room with one other person. There are six wings in the hostel, and it can fit over 2,000 students. The bathrooms are nice and clean. The food is really good, and they even have a library and entertainment area for us. Plus, each wing has a TV. The food quality is top-notch too!