Maratha Vidya Prasarak Samaj's College of Architecture and Centre for Design

Admission: The classes focus a lot on the basics of design, which I really like. But we need more hands-on learning. We don't go on site visits much, which is important for us to learn how things work in real life.

Placement: At this college, they don't set you up with job placements. You gotta make your own portfolio and reach out to companies you want to work for. Some students land cool gigs with top companies, but it's all thanks to their hustle, not the college. A few teachers do give a hand and offer advice along the way.

Campus: Design students don't really have their own space because there are more architecture students now. The library is good, but Wi-Fi can be iffy on personal computers. The AV rooms have projectors and good stuff. There's also a computer lab with all the necessary equipment.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff and have tons of experience. The curriculum comes straight from Pune University and sets you up to be a great design pro. The exams are tough, and a lot of your grade comes from the work you hand in during the semester. Just make sure you get those submissions in on time to pass the class.

Placement: The college doesn't help with job placements, so you gotta find one yourself. You're responsible for sorting out internships at different architecture firms. Once you graduate, you can start applying for junior architect positions at different design companies.

Campus: There aren't any hostels for guys right now, but there's one for girls. It costs 80,000 a year and covers meals and stuff. The library here is huge with lots of books. And yeah, we get Wi-Fi too.

Admission: The teachers are really knowledgeable and have lots of experience teaching. They do a great job overall. They also offer cool stuff like workshops, field trips, and surveys. B.Arch students go through 10 semesters in total.

Placement: They don't have placements for B.Arch courses here. Around 80 students can join each batch. The vibe and environment are great for learning. They focus a lot on NASA, especially for second and third-year students.

Campus: The college has enough classrooms, studios, and lecture halls. They also have a computer lab and library. But there's no hostel for boys yet. They have a space for sports and games, but the canteen isn't that great. The campus has free Wi-Fi, which is cool.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and know their stuff. It's easy to follow along with what they're teaching. They're super friendly and always open to answering questions. They're not like the other teachers who can be a bit cold. I feel comfortable asking them anything.

Placement: Around 80 students are in each batch. The highest salary offered could be around 6,00,000 and the lowest around 3,00,000. Our seniors make great teachers. Some have even started their own businesses, while others have applied to different companies. I recommend this college for studying architecture.

Campus: The college library has all the architecture books you need, and some extras for leisure reading. There are computer labs and Wi-Fi all over campus. The environment is nice, with drinking water and clean bathrooms available.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really smart. They help us learn and make sure we get a good education. They guide us to understand our design courses. And the classes we take are pretty good too.

Placement: Our college offers internships to students. Doing internships can help you get a job later on. The college doesn't directly provide job placements, but the course curriculum is pretty solid.

Campus: The college has plenty of books available. They have multiple well-equipped studios, audiovisual halls, and lecture halls. I also liked the material and computer labs. The hostel facility is a bit limited though.

Admission: The teachers here are really great at what they teach. They know a lot about their subjects and are always ready to help us out. The course work is useful and the college offers cool workshops and events with industry pros. Our exams are set by SPPU and focus on specific subjects. It's a good place to learn and grow.

Placement: Most of the computer department students got placed around 80%. The highest salary was by Persistent Systems at 6.5 LPA, while the average was 3.5 LPA. The lowest was 2.4 LPA.

Campus: The food in the canteen is good and doesn't cost too much. The campus has everything we need like sports areas, gym, library, Wi-Fi, and nice classrooms and labs. It's all there for us students.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They're great at teaching. We get to go on a tour every year, which is cool. The senior teachers are always around to help us out. They also put on some really good exhibitions. Ours is definitely the best compared to other colleges.

Placement: There are only three architecture colleges in Nashik, and NDMVPS College of Architecture is one of them. They win the NASA trophy every year. You need to do internships to land a job after graduation.

Campus: The college was made in 1989. They have everything students need except for a hostel. The studios are nice and clean. There's a computer lab and a pretty courtyard. The architecture looks cool too. They have a playground and all the architecture books you need. Plus, there's a canteen on campus. Overall, it's a good place.