NCER Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really supportive and strict. While some may have less experience, they still teach us really well. We have tests every Friday which help us stay on track. The semester exams can be tough, but overall, the office staff is really helpful too.

Placement: The college has awesome placement opportunities. They offer salaries from 3 LPA to 40 LPA, with an average of 6 LPA. There's a placement cell that helps students find jobs.

Campus: The gym at our college is cool for working out. Hostel has Wi-Fi. The college looks okay. Library has LAN for laptops. But the food at the mess isn't great.

Admission: The teachers are strict but really good at what they do. The classes are hands-on, which makes learning more interesting. The semester exams are set by the university, but they're not too tough. So, no need to stress about them. Just focus on studying and you'll do well in the end.

Placement: I feel like our college really helps with getting jobs because of the support from the Pimpri Chinchwad Education Trust. The highest salary offered is around 24 lakhs per year, while the lowest is 23 lakhs. Companies like Infosys, Capgemini, TCS, and others come for placements. A lot of students also get internships paying around 75k through the college.

Campus: The college has a library, clean classrooms, and free Wi-Fi, which is awesome. They really focus on sports and games here - it's a big deal. During festivals, they always have sports activities for students. It's cool how they organize games and sports for us.

Admission: The teachers at the college are always watching us, but they're pretty chill about it. They keep an eye on what everyone's up to on campus. I think most of them have their doctorate degrees, but only a couple have postgrad degrees. Just thought I'd share!

Placement: At first, I thought getting a job was gonna be a piece of cake compared to studying all those different subjects. But man, the training and tests we had to do really opened my eyes to how tough it actually is. I kept trying, though, and finally landed a job in the IT field with a starting salary of 4.31 Lacs.

Campus: The college usually decides on events like symposiums and hackathons based on what the department head suggests. Sometimes, different departments might organize events too. They always listen to students' opinions for important decisions about the college.

Admission: The teachers at my college are really friendly and they're good at teaching. They also organize fun activities outside of class. The classes are great and they prepare us well for working in the industry. The pass rate is lower here than at other schools because the university sets high standards.

Placement: I go to a college that's part of the Pimpri Chinchwad Education Trust in Pune. They have a good record with placements, around 8%. There are four branches here for engineering CS, CSAI, and ENTC. Last year, most of the students from the 2024 batch got jobs, about 80%.

Campus: The hostel has improved a lot in the last 2 years. They upgraded both the hostel and the mess. We even have a small lawn for activities. And there's a huge garden right across from the college.

Admission: The teachers at this college are awesome! They really know their stuff and have a ton of experience. They're super helpful and supportive too. Plus, they all have Ph.D.s and Masters degrees. The staff at the college is really nice and polite to us students. Exams are tough, but fair - no cheating allowed. And there are cool competitions happening on campus too. It's a great place to learn and grow!

Placement: The college shares placements with Pimpri Chinchwad Trust, which is great for us students. Many companies come for placements, and the placement record keeps getting better with each new batch that graduates.

Campus: The college doesn't have Wi-Fi on campus, but the hostels are nice. The food isn't great though. The labs have good internet. There's a new hostel and an old one. They also have a girls' hostel. The boys' mess is in a combined hostel with good water for drinking.

Admission: The course covers important topics like data structures, DBMS, and Java which are needed for tech jobs. But it's tough to do projects on our own because they don't teach JS, ML, AI, etc. We're expected to know these without learning them first. Some practicals are taken seriously, but not all. There should be more practical classes and better teachers.

Placement: The college offers placement opportunities through the PCET cell, which is known for good placements in Pune. Companies like Wipro, Infosys, Accenture, and TCS visit for placements. Placement season starts in the 7th semester. In recent times, the placement rate has decreased due to the recession. Around 60-65% of students get placed, with an average package of 4.5 LPA from mass recruitment companies. Our college ranks last among NCER, NMUET, PCCOE, and PCCOER for placements.

Campus: Our college is a bit lacking in some areas. It's on a small campus without a lot of space. But the library has all the books and journals we need, which is great. Right now, there's no cafeteria, but they're working on opening a new one soon. The whole campus has Wi-Fi, and there are plenty of computers for everyone to use during labs. There's a hostel right behind the college, but I'm not too sure about it since I commute from home.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful. They have separate staff for each class, which is cool. They're open to new activities too. But man, during exam time, everyone's so stressed out about submitting stuff on time!

Placement: Computer science and engineering at our college need an 82 percentile in CET. The lowest packages are around 2-3 lacs, while the highest so far is 23 lacs. We get involved in cool stuff like hackathons and national coding programs here.

Campus: I study at a college that offers different branches like computer science, engineering, mechanical engineering, and artificial intelligence. Each department has its own faculty and head. The college has its own hostel where we get breakfast in the morning and two meals for lunch and dinner. We also have hot water for bathing and Wi-Fi for everyone. It's convenient to have everything on campus!

Admission: The best thing about our college is the AI field. It really sets us apart. The teachers are great at teaching core AI subjects. Exams are okay, you need 27 out of 60 to pass. The teachers are really supportive and the course curriculum prepares us for the industry.

Placement: I needed 77% to get into this college, but the usual requirement is around 80%. The highest salary they offer is 30 LPA, and the lowest is 6 LPA. Big companies like TCS, Infosys, Tata, and Mahindra come for placements. I'm not exactly sure about the job roles available here. Getting placed depends on how much you try, but chances are good at 100%. Some students say the teaching is great, especially in AI. The college helps us get ready for jobs. I'm not too sure about the job roles available on campus.

Campus: The college is all about AI, but the campus is small. The library is really good, and we even have a canteen on campus.

Admission: Our college starts at 8:30 am, which can be tough for us day scholars who have to travel from far away. Some teachers can be annoying, but most of them are actually pretty helpful. The pass percentage in our department is pretty good, so that's a relief.

Placement: The placement cell here is great! Lots of top companies like Capgemini, Accenture, HPE, and KPIT come for hiring. They offer roles like SDE, full stack developer, data scientist, AI engineer, and more. You can land a job in MNCs through college easily.

Campus: I'm a first-year student at NMIET and NCER. When I first got here, there was only one hostel for all of us, but now they've added more. We've got two cafeterias - one just for us hostel folks and another for everyone else. There's a great sports scene here with lots of activities. Plus, we've got Wi-Fi in our hostel, labs, and other cool stuff.