PESCOE Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here cover all subjects and are really helpful. The head of the civil branch is awesome and motivating. There are labs for every subject, and all the teachers are super qualified. Some of them even have PhDs. They teach using a mix of classroom sessions and hands-on methods. Sometimes we get guest speakers too. Plus, the staff takes us on industrial visits which is pretty cool.

Placement: Qubatic and a few other companies came for placements this year. About 10-20 civil students got jobs. More companies prefer hiring electrical and mechanical students than civil ones, but the placement rate is getting better each year. The number of placements keeps going up compared to before.

Campus: The college has all the machines and tools we need. The infrastructure is top-notch. They even have a whole building just for civil engineering. Plus, there's a huge lawn and a playground too. And don't worry about housing - they've got hostels for both girls and boys right on campus. It's all about engineering here.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super helpful and really know their stuff. They're always around for us students. It would be great if we could talk more with them, though. They teach us all the skills we need for our courses.

Placement: The campus placement rate was pretty good. I'd say it was moderate. Companies at the drive offered salaries from 2.5LPA to 4LPA.

Campus: The college facilities like labs, libraries, and classrooms are really comfortable. The labs have all the devices and instruments we need for practicals and demos. It's great for students to work with.

Admission: The teachers here are super friendly and always willing to help out when you're stuck. They know their stuff and give good guidance. Plus, they set a good example for us to follow. And there's always cool stuff going on, like sports and cultural events. The support for these things is really great too.

Placement: The placements here are really good. Companies from all over Maharashtra come here for placements, especially in technical fields. On average, students here get packages ranging from 2 to 3.5 lakhs per year. There are a lot of multinational companies that come here for technical placements.

Campus: The college has amazing infrastructure in Aurangabad. The classrooms can fit about 100 students, which is great. There's a big campus for sports and also a good hostel. The hostel is nice and safe, especially for girls. It's a good place overall.

Admission: The teachers know their stuff and most of them have loads of experience in what they teach. They mostly talk to us instead of showing slides. It's weird though because there are projectors in every class but they're not used much. In the electronics program, there aren't many students because people think it's hard to find jobs in that field.

Placement: I really like how easy it is to get placed here because most students find jobs. But the pay isn't great since only local companies hire. The teachers are super helpful in getting us ready for placements. It's better than other colleges, just not as good as government ones.

Campus: The buildings here are pretty old and have a bit of a boring vibe. It's just okay. The garden is decent, but the parking lot doesn't have a roof, so your car bakes in the sun all day. Unfortunately, there's no free Wi-Fi for students. They really prioritize studying over sports and games. Overall, it's just an average place.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really great. They're always ready to help students out. They're just amazing. But there's no online learning option here. The teaching quality is good, but I feel like it would be better if they used projectors and had teachers bring visual aids on USB drives. It would make learning more enjoyable for sure.

Placement: The placements at NIT are pretty good. Since our college isn't huge, placements happen every 2-3 years. Companies do come for placements, but there aren't a lot of openings compared to the number of students. Most companies prefer students from CSE, mechanical, and EEP. Many students miss out on campus placements because of the limited openings.

Campus: The college doesn't have Wi-Fi for students, which is a bummer. The canteen is the worst part - it's not clean. The library isn't good either, the books are old. There are no medical facilities. The campus isn't hi-tech, and there are no CCTV cameras. Parking is a joke, we have to park bikes in direct sunlight while staff get shaded spots.

Admission: The professors here are all experts with PhDs. They're really helpful and give personal attention to each student. Their teaching methods make it easy to learn. The college offers six different branches for Bachelor of Engineering and four for Master of Engineering.

Placement: The training and placement cell at our college is top-notch. They organize placement drives and offer programs to help with personality development and career guidance. Companies like Amazon, Syntel, and Flash Electronics come for hiring. It's great to have such opportunities right here on campus!

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi labs in each department and a knowledge center for students to access educational sites like IEEE. The campus and classrooms are monitored by CCTV cameras. You can play volleyball, basketball, and badminton on campus. The canteen serves really good and healthy food. Boys and girls have separate hostels that are clean and tidy. Each hostel even has its own Wi-Fi lab and a mini basketball court.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff. They love teaching us, are super friendly, and help us grow as people. They keep up with what's going on in exams and even offer extra classes before tests if we're struggling with a topic. It's great to have teachers who care so much about our success.

Placement: I love how almost 80% of students from our college get jobs every year. The college has a B+ rating, which is great. They really prepare us well for jobs. Most of us end up working as junior engineers, while some even land teaching gigs in different places. It's awesome to see everyone getting opportunities after graduation.

Campus: The Wi-Fi system here is pretty good. The labs have Internet, and they work well. The lighting and ventilation are awesome, makes it a good place to study. The campus is full of trees and beautiful gardens. Everything is clean, all the rooms and everywhere else.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really great. They care about us and support us well. They teach really well too. Exams are held on time and they watch us closely. Passing the semester exams is not too hard, but getting high scores can be tough. The education quality is good and they also help us with soft skills. Their teaching skills are effective.

Placement: The placement office was really helpful. I'm grateful for the training and placement cell for helping me improve my skills and show them off. Our college has good internship opportunities.

Campus: The hostels here have a really nice green area. They've got separate ones for guys and girls, which is cool. Security is always there, which makes me feel safe. In the common room, there's a phone, indoor games, and a TV. The rooms have good ventilation. You can eat in the mess here too. Plus, they have solar heaters and water coolers. It's pretty convenient.

Admission: The faculty in mechanical, civil, electrical, and computer departments are pretty good. They follow the old syllabus and don't change much. Some CSE teachers are great, but some aren't. They don't always adjust to what students need. Teaching methods and programs are a bit outdated with no new ideas.

Placement: The college doesn't help much with placements. Students struggle in interviews because they're not trained well. The teaching methods are outdated. Many students take extra courses off-campus to improve their skills and land jobs. The highest salary offered is around 4 lakhs per year.

Campus: The campus has basic infrastructure, but there's no Wi-Fi. Classrooms are basic. No medical facilities or sports encouragement. Functions are dull, and the canteen has bad infrastructure. Hostel rooms are okay but could be better.

Admission: The teachers in the CSE department are really good. They have achievements in computer science. The teaching quality is great. The CSE course is tough but prepares you well for the industry. Exams are challenging, but passing isn't too difficult. We get around 40-60 marks. 40 marks come from internal stuff like assignments, class performance, and exams. The other 60 marks are from theory exams at the end of the semester.

Placement: The job opportunities on campus are not that great. Not many top companies come here to hire students. One senior got a salary package of around 4-5 LPA, which is pretty good. But some students only got around 1.2-1.5 LPA. We have to pay the campus for internships, which is kind of a bummer. The jobs available are in fields like web development, system administration, software development, and AWS.

Campus: The Wi-Fi on campus is not good. We have our own library where we can borrow books and study in a big hall. The classrooms are okay. The hostel is at the back of the college with single rooms for 2-3 students. The food in the hostel mess is just okay. The college canteen is the worst, like a tiny tea stall. There are no medical facilities. No sports facilities either, I've never seen anyone playing on campus.