Latthe Polytechnic College

Admission: The teachers at our college were really helpful. They made sure we were ready for the real world with the course material. The exams followed the MSBT rules and were fair. You needed a 40% to pass each subject.

Placement: Lots of students from our college got jobs. The salary was around 2 to 3 lakhs per year. Some companies hired students for internships or apprenticeships. You can find internships at Kupwad Sangli MIDC, and there are off-campus placement opportunities too.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi, labs, nice classrooms, and a good library. The food in the canteen is just okay. They also have medical help. There's a big sports ground for games. Sports are popular here and keep us motivated.

Admission: This college is not that great. The teachers here are mostly girls who studied nearby. They don't know much and sometimes just goof around in class. They let us play instead of teaching. So, not the best. The pass rate is around 50%.

Placement: I'm pretty disappointed with my college. No companies come to hire us, and the college doesn't help with finding jobs after graduation. I didn't expect this. They paint a rosy picture of the college, but it's not true. The photos they show aren't accurate. They even rent things like buses to make the college look good on admission day.

Campus: The Wi-Fi is the only thing you can use here, but it's not great. There aren't any facilities or sports, so it's not easy to learn comfortably. The college is in an industrial area, which isn't the best for a college location. It's still running because of political help, but there's not much here to make life better.

Admission: The teachers here have solid qualifications, like Ph.Ds in their fields. The semester exams are really strict  the college doesn't mess around with cheating.

Placement: The college helps us get great jobs by supporting us. We need to score 92% to land an internship at a good company.

Campus: The college doesn't have Wi-Fi for students, but the library is pretty good with lots of books. The classrooms aren't super big, but they're okay. It would be great if they had Wi-Fi for studying. Unfortunately, there are no hostels or sports facilities available.

Admission: The teachers know their stuff and are really supportive. They're great at teaching. The course is practical and gets you ready for a job after three years of studying. Exams are fair, with a mix of easy and medium questions.

Placement: A lot of students here aim for more studies, and about 90% end up getting jobs. The highest salary was 3 LPA, lowest was 1.20 LPA, and the average was 2 LPA. Big companies like Tata Motors and L&T hire a bunch of students. And around 70% of us land internships too.

Campus: The labs are really good, super clean, and have fast internet. The computers in the labs are top-notch. The college has everything you need. Food quality isn't great and it's pricey, though.

Admission: The teachers know their stuff well. The course material is okay, but it doesn't really prepare us for the real world. Most students pass with high grades. The teaching is decent. The college is fine, but nothing special. The exams are quite hard.

Placement: The placement scene at our college is pretty good. Not everyone lands a job, but around 20-30% of students do. The highest salary offered here is about 3-4 lakhs per year. Companies like John Deere and Infosys are top recruiters here.

Campus: The college buildings and classrooms are alright, nothing fancy. The bathrooms are gross and definitely need fixing. The canteen is just okay, and the sports facilities are not the greatest. I haven't noticed any medical help around, but it might be there. Overall, it's not bad except for the bathrooms.

Admission: The teachers here aren't very friendly and they always sound negative. They don't really treat students with bad behavior nicely. But some do know their stuff. The curriculum prepares us for the industry pretty well, like around 40% of it. Exams are okay, nothing too hard for us students.

Placement: Getting a job here means you need at least 60% marks. Most students get around 70%. But honestly, only the top students get good placements. They don't really care about the average ones. It's all about marks, not actual skills.

Campus: The Wi-Fi is there, but students don't get the password only staff does. The library is okay, but the head doesn't stick to a schedule. He closes it whenever he feels like. The labs aren't great, and the classrooms are just average at our college.