MESCOE Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really good. Exams are fair and well-organized. No cheating happens at this college. The way they teach is top-notch. The classes prepare us well for the real world. The exams are tough, but not too crazy. You need to get at least 40% to pass each subject.

Placement: A lot of students land jobs in electronic and telecommunication engineering, which is the top branch here. In 2023, the highest salary was 12.5 LPA, while in 2016, it was 40 LPA. Companies such as Amazon, Infosys, and Mahindra come for placements.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with Wi-Fi, labs, and digital classrooms. The hostel is nice too, but no Wi-Fi there. The mess is good and there are lots of sports facilities. It's easy to play sports here with no restrictions. Love it!

Admission: The faculty here really helps us out. They always have good solutions when we ask them questions. The course curriculum is set by SPPU and is relevant to our field, but we have to do extra to keep up-to-date. The exams are not too hard, you just need 12 out of 30 for in-semester and 40 out of 70 for end-semester to pass.

Placement: I really liked how many students got placed last year, around 60 percent! The highest package was 8 LPA, while the lowest was about 3.7 LPA. In our third year, we all get internships, paid or unpaid depending on how much we put into it. The roles available are data analyst, front-end developer, back-end developer, and more.

Campus: The classrooms are clean and have good ventilation. The hostel and library facilities are great. The library has a lot of books on different subjects. There are open areas on each floor where we can have lunch during breaks. Plus, there's a canteen on campus. We even have a big badminton court and can play other sports too. It's awesome!

Admission: The best part about our college is the awesome faculty. They're really great. A lot of them have their Ph.D. or Master's degree in their subject, and they always go above and beyond for us students. They share their experiences with us to help us in the future. Each teacher really puts their all into teaching us.

Placement: I'm in the Electronics and Telecommunication program. Around 60-70% of students land in-campus jobs. The average pay is between 4.5-7 LPA, with the highest offer being 42 LPA. We have companies coming to campus to hire students with various salary packages.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure. They offer hostel and mess facilities which are nice. Hostel rooms are good and you get Wi-Fi there. The food in the mess is good too. On campus, Wi-Fi is available and labs and classrooms are well-equipped. Digital boards help with learning.

Admission: The teachers are nice and all, but sometimes they get too caught up in their own stuff. They don't always take our work seriously and seem more focused on their own things, like lunch. It can feel like they don't appreciate our efforts. The exams are okay, but the questions often aren't what we studied. That's probably why we don't do so well in our tests.

Placement: I think around 35% of students got placed, and most of them are girls. The highest salary is 9 LPA, while the lowest is 2.5 LPA. The top companies that come for placements are HSBC, Capgemini, and Capsitech. About 10% of students got internships at Ellicium and Coditas. They offer roles like software trainee and analyst.

Campus: The labs are great, and we have Wi-Fi too. But the hostel facilities are really bad. The food isn't good, and a lot of students are getting sick because of it. There's no water purifier, so we can't get filtered or cold water. It's a bit of a struggle.

Admission: I think some teachers here are really knowledgeable and helpful, but others seem to lack basic understanding. The ones with degrees are generally good, but as a whole, the teaching staff isn't the best. Just something to keep in mind if you're considering enrolling here.

Placement: The placement scene here is really disappointing. The college needs to shake things up with the Training and Placement Office. No companies bother coming here for recruitment. Seriously, I wouldn't recommend joining this college for placements. You'll definitely regret it by the end of your fourth year. Think twice before enrolling here.

Campus: The facilities aren't great. Everything is crammed into one building. Same goes for the hospitality nothing special for us students. I don't understand why everyone's praising the college. Think twice before enrolling here.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff and they're all working towards or already have a Ph.D. They use digital projectors, boards, and computers in classes. The subjects aren't all specifically for jobs, but they give us a good base for getting hired. Exams are fair - not too easy, not too hard. We also have smaller tests during the semester. You need at least 40% to pass.

Placement: Placement was really good before the lockdown, almost everyone got a job. But now, for my batch (22-23), it's over 70%. For the next batch (24), it's around 85%. The highest salary offered was 32 LPA, while the lowest was about 2.4 LPA. On average, people got around 4-6 LPA. Big companies like Amazon, TCS, Accenture, Tech Mahindra, and startups come for hiring. We have to do at least one internship, which can be in college or outside. Most of us go for private internships. Jobs like Data Scientist, Network Engineer, Software Trainee, AI/ML, and Software Tester are popular here.

Campus: The college campus has everything you need a library, nice classrooms, labs to practice, free Wi-Fi, sports playground, and a gym. The canteen food is tasty and not too expensive. They even do health checkups for hostel students. Plus, lots of fun activities like chess, carrom, and outdoor games like cricket and football. Great place for sports lovers!

Admission: The teachers just stick to the textbook stuff and care a lot about grades. The course is decent, but the teachers don't seem to know much about it. Exams are a breeze if you understand the concepts. It's not a private college, it's part of Pune University.

Placement: The placements here aren't great. Only around 40-50% of students get placed, mostly in service-based companies. The salary packages vary from 2.7 LPA to 5 LPA. There are no internships offered, so students have to find their own or look for research internships on their own.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is pretty much useless. But the computers and classrooms got a nice upgrade. The labs now have cool AR/VR stuff, which is awesome. The computers in the labs are top-notch, with great specs and LAN facilities. The library is also really good.

Admission: The teachers here know a lot, but they don't always teach in a helpful way. The courses are more about theory than practical skills needed in the real world. Not everyone feels fully prepared for the industry after studying here. I think the exams should be tougher to produce better engineers for our country. Around 70% of students pass the exams.

Placement: I'm a 2nd-year Mechanical Engineering student. The placements for Mechanical Engineering at my college are really good, around 90-95%. Companies have their own requirements, so if you meet them, you can get placed. The highest package was 37 LPA, which is awesome. The lowest package is around 2-2.5 LPA, which is still decent. Big companies like Amazon, TATA, Wipro, and TCS come to recruit us. I got a chance to intern at TATA, which was cool. If you pass all your subjects, you can also get an internship opportunity. About 55-60% of students get internships, so that's pretty good.

Campus: The course has a bunch of books in the library, all related to college courses. The WiFi at the college doesn't work well most of the time. There are cool labs for hands-on learning and smart TVs in the classrooms. The hostel is just okay, I'd rate it 4 out of 10. The food quality there is average. Sports quota is a big deal here.

Admission: The teachers here are great! They all have their PhDs and really know their stuff. The labs are cool, the campus is nice, and the teachers are super helpful. A lot of students have high GPAs and do well in their classes. The teaching is top-notch!

Placement: The placements here are pretty good. Students from all branches get placed, but the computer department students usually get the highest-paying jobs. On average, the packages are around 4 LPA, but they can go up to 12 LPA if you've got the skills. The placement cell is really helpful and supportive.

Campus: The food here isn't great, and they have a lot of rules. I didn't stay in the hostel, but I've heard it's not the best. I'd suggest looking for a PG nearby instead, they're more comfy and there are some good ones close to the college.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They make sure we understand everything. The topics we learn are pretty current, like web development and databases. It's good because we're getting ready for the job market. The exams are okay, not too hard. Most people pass with around 85-90%.

Placement: The placement scene at my college has been getting better each year. For Computer Engineering, about 75-80% of students land jobs by graduation. The top offer is 12 LPA from big companies, while most students get between 3.5-4.5 LPA. The lowest offer is usually around 2.5 LPA. It's a solid pick for IT jobs if you're willing to put in the effort to improve your skills.

Campus: The college has a pretty good setup. The library is nice, computer labs have fast internet, classrooms are high-tech, and the Wi-Fi on campus works well. The hostels and canteen are okay, nothing fancy but clean and safe. They really support sports and cultural stuff here too.