KGCE Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at KGCE are really experienced. Dharwankar is awesome, he went to VJTI and knows his stuff. Pillewan just got his PhD and he's great for serious mechanical students. Computer design has a strong team too, with Dagde leading the way and a couple of assistants. Other departments have okay teachers, but some are really good.

Placement: Placements at our college depend on what field you're in. If you're studying IT or computer engineering, you have good chances of getting a job with an average salary of about 2.40 lakhs per year. But for mechanical and production engineering students, it's tough to land a job. There are around 120 and 60 seats in these departments, and most end up in sales or marketing roles. Only a handful, less than 10, get core jobs straight from college. You usually need outside connections to find a job. On the bright side, Godrej is a regular recruiter and hires around 3-8 students from our college.

Campus: The college has great facilities for the fees they charge. The cybercafe has Wi-Fi and AC, so we can work on projects and print stuff there. About half the classrooms are good, and the college is known for sports. There's a big cricket ground which I loved, and we also play volleyball, box cricket, and badminton. The main building has 4 floors, and the terrace is pretty nice too.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and good. They give regular lectures, and the teaching quality is top-notch. The exams can be tough sometimes and just okay other times. Around half of the students pass, so it's not too bad. Overall, the courses here prepare us well for the industry.

Placement: Around half to three-fifths of students in my course end up getting placed, which is pretty decent. The pay package can range from 4 to 6 LPA, with TCS being the main company hiring us. A good chunk of students also snag internships at TCS and Wipro. As for job roles, we mostly see opportunities as web developers, app developers, and both back-end and front-end developers.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with Wi-Fi in our department. The labs and classrooms are big enough for around 75 to 80 students. They also organize sports like cricket and football, which is cool.

Admission: The teachers here are experienced, but they're not very helpful. They mostly speak in Marathi, even if you try to talk in Hindi or English. It seems like Marathi is their preferred language. The course itself is good, though. The college really pushes you to be independent and figure things out on your own. But sometimes it's hard to understand what the teachers are saying, so a lot of us end up joining coaching classes. The teaching quality could definitely be better.

Placement: At our college, around 10 to 20 students get jobs every year. The starting salary ranges from 2 to 3 lakhs per annum.

Campus: The facilities at our college are great. All the classrooms have air conditioning, which is awesome.

Admission: The teachers are really smart and get what we're going through. They're not like those other teachers who can't speak English well and try to teach us communication skills. The teaching is great because there are two teachers for each subject, so we get lots of help. They take us on industrial visits, which is cool because it helps us understand machines better. Overall, I feel like I'm learning a lot from them.

Placement: The placements at our college are pretty good compared to other colleges. Around half of the students get picked for jobs. The lowest salary is around 1.5 lakhs per year, while the average is 3 lakhs. The highest salary depends on how good the student is. Godrej is a top company that comes for placements, along with many others. They mostly offer marketing jobs, but not many offer technical jobs that students prefer. We have a training and placement office on campus that helps students find internships in various places.

Campus: The Wi-Fi is great in all computer labs, so you can always stay connected. Mechanical labs don't have Wi-Fi, which is actually a good thing because it keeps us focused. The library got a nice makeover this year, making it a comfy spot to study. Sports are a big deal here, and as an athlete, I love representing our college. We've got a bunch of talented players in every sport. There are 2 awesome canteens with top-notch food and clean staff. The campus looks really nice and modern, which gives off a high-profile vibe.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart. Most of them have a PHD. Some even went to IITs. The exams are not super hard. They mostly use Mumbai university papers, not ones made by our college. Our passing rate is around 70%. No college can make you fully ready for the industry. You gotta work on yourself and improve your skills.

Placement: The job placements here are okay. Around 20% of students got jobs, while the rest are either looking off-campus or pursuing further studies. The lowest salary offered was 2 LPA, and the highest was 9 LPA last year. Most companies visiting are from Pune. Unfortunately, no one got selected for internships here. Students are focusing on finding off-campus internships instead. The job roles are challenging as you have to manage a team and handle website/app development tasks.

Campus: The college doesn't have any hostels, so students stay in shared PGs. There's no WiFi on campus, and the library can have network problems if you use Jio. The canteen food is just okay, not super clean. But the sports facilities are good, so if you're into sports, you can build a career here.

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome! They really know their stuff and help us a lot. They use PowerPoints to explain things better, which is great. They cover most of the syllabus and the course content gets us ready for the industry. It's really cool.

Placement: Around half of the students in our course found jobs after graduating. The highest salary offered was 5 LPA, with most students getting between 3 to 3.5 LPA. A good chunk of students also snagged internships, despite COVID messing with the recruitment process. The college advised us to go for internships or online courses instead. Popular job titles for us were software developer and tester.

Campus: The college has awesome infrastructure. We have Wi-Fi, labs, internet lab, classrooms, a library with tons of books, and even an online library. Students put together sports events and the college helps out. The food for students is pretty good too.

Admission: The teachers are super helpful as long as you work with them. Most of the teaching methods are pretty old school, but some teachers use audio visual lectures which is cool. The student to teacher ratio is decent, not too crowded.

Placement: The placements here aren't as good as some other colleges. Not many students got placed while studying here around 20-30%. The average salary offered was about 15k/month. Companies like Ugam, CMSS, CMS IT Solutions came for recruitment. Even though on-campus drives weren't great, the placement cell did organize a lot of Pool Campus Drives for more opportunities.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is decent. They have all the things you need. The equipment for our courses is up to date. Sports are a big deal here, which is cool. The cafeteria at the college isn't great, but there's another one nearby that's way better.

Admission: The teachers at this college know their stuff and have lots of experience. They teach really well. The staff are super helpful with anything you need for college life. Our semester exams are set by Mumbai University, and they cover all kinds of subjects here.

Placement: Lots of companies come for placements every year. Some students got jobs through these placements. The college placements were okay. The highest salary offered was 8 LPA.

Campus: Our college had free Wi-Fi for students to use. They had different labs for stuff like databases, coding, and algorithms. They also had labs for physics and chemistry. The library was really cool with all kinds of books, and they had a section for studying with your ID.

Admission: The teachers here are really knowledgeable and have lots of teaching experience. The other staff members are also super helpful. The way they teach is great, but some IT and computer teachers may not have as much experience as teachers in other departments.

Placement: Companies like Godrej and L&T come to college every year, but only a few students actually get jobs. Around 5 to 10 students get placed, with salaries ranging from 20k to 40k. The placement cell mainly offers internships in production, but students from other branches can get internship recommendation letters too.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is pretty good, and they even have a cyber cafe. Some classrooms are a bit old, but the college is working on improving them. The library and labs are awesome they have all the equipment you need. Plus, there's a sports ground and a gym on campus.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really helpful and know their stuff. They're strict but it's all good. They teach well and give us lots of useful info. We get both practical and book smarts, which is cool. The class sizes seem just right, but I don't know the exact numbers.

Placement: The placements at our college were not great. Some companies that came for interviews weren't even in our field. Only a few of us actually got jobs. And the salary they offered was way lower than other colleges. The companies that show up here for placements aren't the best.

Campus: The college has a nice setup. They've got Wi-Fi, a gym, and sports facilities. The labs are well-stocked, and the library has plenty of books. The auditorium is top-notch with a good sound system, AC, and comfy furniture. Overall, the college's infrastructure and canteen food are solid.