PCTE Group of Institutes

Admission: The teachers at PCTE GROUP OF INSTITUTE are really great. They're understanding, helpful, kind, and super talented. The engineering department at our college is top-notch. We have awesome teachers who run exams really well.

Placement: After five semesters, we get to pick from 200+ companies for campus placements. Our college attracts over 100 companies for management and engineering placements. Everyone gets a fair shot at interviews. Big names like ITC and BYJUS come to hire from our college.

Campus: The college has awesome infrastructure and classrooms. Almost every class has projectors. The hostel is well-kept with AC, fridges, fans, and tables in each room. Food is tasty and doesn't cost much. There are cool clubs like dance, literature, and sports clubs at the college.

Admission: In this one-semester course, we have two exams: MSE 1 and MSE 2. We need to get at least 24 marks combined in both exams. If we don't, we fail the internal assessment. But the college offers a chance to retake the subject.

Placement: I had to go through the placement process. I don't know much about it, but only a few students actually got job offers. And the jobs they're getting don't pay well. Only a handful of students are lucky enough to get good offers.

Campus: The facilities at PCTE college are really good. They organize fun events like Kishish in October where lots of students come together. Different franchises set up stalls at the event too.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. Most of them are pretty good at teaching  I'd say about 70% are great, and the other 30% are just okay. They also take us on trips to see how things work in real life, which is cool. Plus, we do presentations every month to get better at speaking in front of people.

Placement: During my time at B.Com in 2023, around 150 students joined the program. The fees go up a bit every year, but there's no set highest or lowest package. Bajaj is a big company that hires a lot of students from our college. I prefer finding my own internships instead of applying through the college.

Campus: Our classes are in the MT Management Teaching block. The infrastructure there is okay, not great but not terrible. The air conditioning in the rooms doesn't really work well. The library is nice, with lots of books for our subjects.

Admission: Throughout the semester, we have three types of exams: MSE-1, MSE-2, and the final exam. They're all supervised and guided. Your grades depend on how well you do in these exams. If you don't pass any, you have to retake them.

Placement: The college hooks you up with internships in cool hotels in India like TAJ Hotels, The Lalit, ITC Hotels, Radisson Hotels, and Hyatt Hotels. If you do well, there's a chance for international placements too.

Campus: The education here is top-notch! Lots of stuff happens every semester, like classes and trips to companies. You can even do a six-month internship abroad and make good money. They give us good study materials and help us understand the course better.

Admission: The teachers here are great - they're really helpful, supportive, and know their stuff. It's easy to talk to them about any problems. Plus, they even take us on industrial tours, which is cool.

Placement: The salary packages range from 6 LPA to 24 LPA. Placements are pretty good here. If you've got the skills, you can land a decent job. Each course has its own salary package range.

Campus: The labs are alright and the seminar halls are really nice. Our campus has Wi-Fi and the classrooms are kept clean. They've got CCTV cameras around too. There are 3 grounds for playing different games. The food in the canteen is pretty good.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and know their stuff. They sometimes use YouTube for lectures, which is cool. But they can struggle to explain things clearly, and some topics are left hanging. So, don't expect to be fully ready for the industry. Exams aren't too tough, though. You just need a 30% to pass.

Placement: The salary after college is pretty good, around 5 to 6 lakhs per year. The main companies hiring here are Wipro and Infosys. They don't have internships here, but they say you'll find one. The highest salary they offered was 26.5 lakhs per year.

Campus: The campus has good facilities like Wi-Fi access, but you need your own laptop. They give you 1.5 GB data. The computer lab is well-equipped for practical work. The canteen serves a variety of food, which is nice.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff! They explain everything in a way that's easy to understand. During exams, they make sure we're focused and the exams are fair. It's a great place to learn!

Placement: I've been at this college for a year and a half now and my experience has been amazing. Around 85% of students from my course got jobs, and I'm one of them. I picked this course because it offers good pay in engineering, anywhere from 7 LPA to 23 LPA.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure. There are lifts in every block, which is super convenient. The food in the mess is tasty and healthy too. Overall, it's a nice place to be.

Admission: The college staff is super smart and really helpful. They teach in a cool way that makes things easy to understand. They're always there to help with any problems. The semester exams aren't too hard, just average.

Placement: Around 80% of students in my batch landed jobs at a good company. The highest salary package in my course was 14 LPA from Infosys, while the lowest was 2-3 LPA. TCS, Infosys, and a few other companies were the top recruiters at my college.

Campus: The college has a good layout and design. There are over 20 computers for students to use in the Wi-Fi and labs. Smart projectors in classrooms make it easier to understand the lessons. The food at the hostel is really good too.

Admission: Our class teacher is amazing, like the best ever! The faculty is a mix - some are awesome, but others aren't experts in their field. They juggle a lot of subjects, so sometimes they struggle. Overall, the teachers are nice and know their stuff. The curriculum could be more current, but it's okay. The exams are fair as long as you put in the effort.

Placement: Our college is really well-known. The top package is 50 LPA at Omni Resort and 19 LPA for engineering. For BBA, most students get placed between 3.5 to 5.5 LPA. MBA students usually get higher salaries, but I'm not completely sure about that.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with three campuses that we can use. The Wi-Fi never seems to work properly, and the mobile network is also weak sometimes. But when it does work, it works well.

Admission: The teachers here are really cool because they used to be students in this college. The course stuff is pretty okay. We get internships that help us get ready for jobs. And the extra stuff we do outside of class is fun and educational too.

Placement: After two years of the course, everyone gets internships in cool companies and startups to prepare us for working in the real world. The big companies like Infosys and Asian Paints hire a lot of students from our course. They offer jobs like HR managers, managers, and even faculty positions. It's great for getting ready for the job market!

Campus: The Wi-Fi doesn't work well on all phones and laptops, and the food in the mess isn't great. But the events are fun with good friends around, which is what makes college life enjoyable. The library has plenty of books, though.