Padmashri Dr. Vithalrao Vikhe Patil College of Engineering (PDVVCOE)

Admission: The teachers and faculty here are really smart  a lot of them have Ph.D.s and got their master's degrees from famous colleges. They know a ton of stuff, which is super helpful for learning and growing. Their teaching is top-notch.

Placement: Around half of the students found placements here. The highest salary offered was 3 LPA by Infosys for the role of Software Engineer. Many students also get internships at big companies with decent average packages.

Campus: The hostels here are really nice. They provide Wi-Fi, water, and good lighting. The college's infrastructure looks amazing with well-built facilities. The classrooms have comfortable seating and are well organized. Plus, the canteen serves delicious food and cold drinks.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and supportive. The semester exams can be tough, so it's important to study hard to get good grades. Due to Covid-19, the exams were held online, which was a bit different but manageable.

Placement: I'm so happy that nearly 30 of us got jobs in our last year! The placement team really puts in the effort to get us good jobs. They train us well for interviews and job searches. I know friends who got placed in IT, civil engineering, and ENTC courses. It's great to see everyone doing well after graduation.

Campus: The hostels are nice at our college. It's in the city, but the campus is 2 km from the main gate. It would be great if they had transport. The hostel also has a mess which is convenient.

Admission: The faculty here is awesome. They use real-life examples to teach us, which helps a lot. They are really helpful during exams and always there to support us.

Placement: I really like how our college helps students find jobs. Most students, like 90%, get good jobs with nice salaries. The highest salary offered was 12 LPA, and the average was 4 LPA. Plus, the college keeps supporting us even after we graduate through an alumni portal. It's great!

Campus: Our college has great infrastructure and facilities. The labs are awesome, and the sports center is top-notch. The hostel is well-kept, and the campus is super clean. We always have new projects happening, which is cool. Plus, we have a gym and library on campus. Hostel students can use bicycles, which is convenient. The campus location is peaceful, but we don't have medical facilities.

Admission: The college staff are really smart, many of them have Ph.Ds. This is great for us. The teachers are awesome, especially in Civil Engineering. Exams are fair and well-organized here. It's clear and transparent.

Placement: There are lots of job opportunities for civil engineering students at our college. Many students have been placed as trainees in companies like Matrix and Nirmitee Construction. Our professors keep us updated on job openings in the field. It's great to see so many job offers coming our way!

Campus: The college has awesome facilities to make sure students have everything they need. There's a huge library and a big reading hall for studying in peace. The classrooms are big and airy, which makes studying comfortable. The canteen and hostel are great too. Overall, the college takes care of its students well.

Admission: The staff here really know their stuff and have tons of teaching experience. They're super supportive and give great guidance for personal growth. The civil engineering staff are top-notch too, with lots of experience and they even push us to do well in competitive exams. The teachers really prepare us for the industry.

Placement: I got offered a salary package of 3.5 LPA here. Companies like Bangur Cement, Matrix Structure, and Nagarjuna came for placements. They picked students for roles like engineer trainee and junior engineer. I also got a 6-month internship offer. The staff here also keep us updated about other placement interviews on campus.

Campus: The college has everything we need: labs, UTM, Wi-Fi, seminar hall, and classrooms. The library has lots of helpful reference books. The labs are well-equipped and there are projector rooms for better learning.

Admission: The semester exams are not too hard. The teachers are really nice and know their stuff. They give us good tips to do well in exams. Looking at old question papers really helps us score high. Plus, we learn practical stuff that's actually used in the industry.

Placement: I really like how our college helps us with placements. They offer both core and non-core job opportunities. The salaries offered usually range from 2 LPA to 12 LPA, which is pretty good. Plus, they also have off-campus options for us, which is awesome.

Campus: I really like the college's infrastructure. They have a big library with lots of books. The canteen is also clean, and the hostel facilities are good too.

Admission: Some teachers are really good at explaining stuff, but some act like they know everything. It can be stressful sometimes. They know their stuff, but they should give more real-life examples to help us understand better. The course is okay, but it could use more hands-on training for jobs in industries like building and construction.

Placement: I studied civil engineering, and I have to say, only a few of us got placed about 10 out of 100. The salaries ranged from 1.5 LPA to 2.5 LPA, which wasn't too bad. Companies like Infosys, EaseMyHome, HAL, and Matrix Structure came for placements. They offered roles like trainee engineer and site supervisor. It was cool to see about 30% of students land jobs at Matrix Structure.

Campus: The Wi-Fi is not available for everyone, which is a bummer. The labs are too small for 50 students during practicals, even though they can only fit 30. The classrooms are also small for 100 students. The library is big, but you have to take books outside to read them because there's no place to sit. The hostel costs a lot, and the food in the mess isn't great since it's not checked often. The medical facilities and sports are there, but they're just average.

Admission: The teachers in my department are really knowledgeable, with a lot of them having Ph.Ds. They make sure we're ready for the real world. Exams are challenging, but they often repeat old questions. The passing rate is around 80%, so it's tough but doable.

Placement: The placement rate is decent at our college, with about 10% of students getting placed out of 100. In civil engineering, the highest package offered is 4.5 LPA, while the lowest is 2 LPA. Companies like Tata, Infosys, Wipro, and TCS visit our campus for placements. Around 80% of students also get chances for internships from different companies.

Campus: The campus of our college is huge with a big library that has a lot of engineering books. They also have books for the GATE exam. The Wi-Fi is there, but it's not working. The classrooms are spacious. I don't stay in the hostel, so I can't say much about it.

Admission: I'm giving this college 2 stars. The teachers were helpful, and my friends helped me get through. The college atmosphere isn't that great. It feels like a big village with just the basics. Exams are pretty easy. If you practice last year's questions, passing is a breeze.

Placement: Placements are a bit limited here, especially if you're aiming for top companies. In my Electrical Engineering course, about 4-5 students landed jobs in nearby companies, but they weren't high-level roles. Most students end up looking for jobs off-campus. There weren't any major companies recruiting during my time. So, you really need to rely on your degree and the skills you develop in college to secure a job.

Campus: The campus doesn't have Wi-Fi, but the labs and classrooms are decent. The facilities are basic, not top-notch. It's okay, you can manage. I'd suggest this college for IT or computer students.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful and know their stuff. Most of them have a Master's degree, and only a few have a PhD. They're willing to help, but you might have to ask a few times. The teaching is pretty good, and the courses prepare you well for the industry.

Placement: I started at this college back in 2015. I studied mechanical engineering and graduated in 2019. Only about 10% of us got jobs after graduation. The pay ranged from Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 30,000 a month, with the average being around Rs. 10,000-15,000. Big companies like TCS, Crompton, and Classic Wheels come here to hire students. They offer roles like GAT and GET. Some of us, around 20%, also got internships at places like Mahagenco and Epitome.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, a library, and a reading hall. The hostel is decent. The food for students isn't great, especially in the mess and canteen. The medical facilities are good since the college has its own hospital on campus. The sports facilities are pretty good too.