P. R. Pote Patil College of Engineering and Management

Admission: The teachers really help us get ready for the final exam by giving us a lot of past year questions and homework. Almost everyone passes, except for a few students. But I feel like it's more for learning than getting us ready for work in the industry.

Placement: Around 700 students in the engineering department land jobs with pay starting at 2 LPA and going up to 12 LPA. Big companies like TCS, Wipro, and Amazon visit our campus to hire students. They usually have coding rounds before the final interview. It's a great opportunity for us to secure a good job after graduation.

Campus: The campus is pretty good, but it could use some improvements. The buildings are spread out, and there's not much space to chill during breaks. The focus here is more on studying than on sports or fun stuff.

Admission: When I was getting admitted, my seniors told me that our faculty is the best. And it's true! They're really supportive and always help us with our doubts. Our course should cover AI & ML because those are new technologies that are becoming important in the industry. Right now, it's tough to find jobs with the old technologies we're studying. The semester exams are challenging, but we all somehow pass them.

Placement: The college is great at getting companies to come for placements. Big names like Infosys, TCS, Capgemini, and Cognizant come to hire us. Some students even get three job offers from these top companies. We start doing internships right from the first month of our first year. At first, the internships are unpaid, but if we do well, we can get paid later. They offer different roles, like SDE.

Campus: The college is great because they give lots of scholarships to students who need help with fees. The labs are nice, and each student gets their own computer. We have to do a project every semester for marks. The hostel is good, but the food in the mess is not so good. They should improve it.

Admission: I really like the teachers here. They know a lot and teach well. The way they teach is interesting and makes you want to learn. They update the curriculum often. In the first year, they focus on basic subjects. But in the second year, you can choose more specific classes. It's a good setup for learning.

Placement: The college has great placements! More than 80% of students find jobs. The highest salary is around LPA, while the average is 4 LPA. Big companies like TCS, Infosys, and Wipro hire a lot of seniors.

Campus: The college has great facilities and the surroundings are well-maintained. The department area has everything we need - nice classrooms with smart boards, a huge library, and Wi-Fi. The hostel accommodation is comfortable and the food in the mess is decent, not amazing but not bad either.

Admission: The exams are tough, but the teachers here are awesome! They really help us out and make things easier. They put in a lot of effort and give us all the notes we need to do well. No one ends up failing any subjects because they make sure we understand everything.

Placement: Around half of my classmates from my batch got placed, with the highest package being 50 lakhs and the lowest at 10 lakhs. About 40% of students also landed internships with good pay. The college has a really nice campus that you'll enjoy. Check it out!

Campus: The college facilities are really nice. The canteen is always clean, and it's cool that girls and boys have their own separate spaces. The campus is awesome with lots of trees, which makes it feel super fresh in the morning. Love it!

Admission: The teachers here are so nice and helpful. They explain things calmly and really know their stuff. The course prepares you well for what's coming, and the semester tests are just rightnot too tough or easy, but you can handle them with some studying.

Placement: The AIDS branch in my college is brand new, so my batch will be the first to go for placements. The placements here are okay, around 3-4 Lacs a year. It's decent for a city like Amravati, but not amazing. The highest package so far was 15 Lacs a year, while the lowest was 1.15 Lacs a year. TCS is the top company that visits our campus.

Campus: I really like the infrastructure here. They don't have a hostel, but the courses are great. The Wi-Fi and computers are good, and the classrooms are better than other colleges. Overall, the infrastructure is really good.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are well-qualified. Some students are well-prepared for jobs in the industry. The exams are challenging but fair, and you need at least a 35% to pass.

Placement: Around 35% of students get placed each year. The job packages range from 3.5 LPA to 4.5 LPA. Companies like TCE, L&T, Adani, and UltraTech come for recruitment. The college doesn't arrange internships, but they do train us well for placements. They prepare us for roles like senior project manager. The faculty help us get ready for the job opportunities that come our way.

Campus: The college has good facilities and infrastructure. We have to find our own hostel though, as the college doesn't provide one. The sports and game facilities are okay. There's no Wi-Fi in classrooms, but they give us ethernet on the computer, so we can do our work.

Admission: The teachers here are really great! They know their stuff and are always there to help with any questions. I found the core subjects easy to understand because of them. The semester topics were straightforward to ace, thanks to their guidance.

Placement: Most students got placed, around 70%. But the main companies didn't come to our college for hiring. They only went to other cities like Nagpur to recruit.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure and everything we need is in the lab, library, and hostel. The food has a lot of variety and is good. We also have a gym, sports equipment, and a big ground. There's even a garden to play in. It's all kept clean and hygienic.

Admission: The semester exams aren't too hard. You can pass with an 85% or higher. The teachers are really helpful and make sure we understand the basics and get hands-on experience. The curriculum is solid and always kept up-to-date.

Placement: I found lots of internship and job chances at college with companies like Persistent Systems, some IT firms, and Infosys. They usually have roles like software engineer, project engineer, data analyst, and scientist. The top salary package I heard about was 9 LPA.

Campus: The library in our department area is great you can find online and offline resources there. The classrooms and computer labs are modern and have Wi-Fi everywhere. The hostel is clean and well-kept. Plus, we have a mess, sports ground, chill-out spots, and medical facilities on campus.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful, they know their stuff. The MBA classes are practical and prepare us well for the job market. The exams are fair and not too tough. Overall, it's a great place to learn and grow.

Placement: I really like how our college helps students find jobs after they graduate. They organize placement drives on and off-campus, giving us lots of options. A bunch of students end up getting HR jobs, which is cool. And we also get internships through our course, which is a great way to get experience.

Campus: The MBA program at this college has great facilities like labs, a library, a canteen, sports stuff, and Wi-Fi. The facilities are good, and the food in the canteen is cheap and tasty. They also have a hostel on campus, which is convenient.

Admission: The teachers at our college are the best! They really know their stuff and make the courses interesting. The exams are not too hard, but you still need to study. You need at least a 60% to pass. The curriculum is student-friendly, and the exams are manageable. It's a good place to learn and get ready for the industry.

Placement: I feel like the college says everyone gets placed, but I think it's more like 60%. The highest salary they offer is around 10-13 LPA, and the lowest is 4 LPA. Companies like Amber and Tata come to hire. Not sure about the exact number, but I'd say maybe around 50% of students in our course get internships.

Campus: The library here is just the right size, not too big or small. Each department has its own library which is pretty cool. They've got labs you can use too. Unfortunately, there's no hostel for guys. The canteen food is okay, nothing special. But the medical facilities are top-notch since there's a medical college nearby.