Pimpri Chinchwad College of Engineering

Admission: The teachers here are really great and know their stuff. They make sure the course stays up-to-date with what's happening in the real world. The exams cover everything from practicals to theory papers, so it's a lot of work. But hey, that's how you learn, right?

Placement: I really liked the placements at this college. The highest package was around 62 lakhs per year, and the average was about seven to eight lakhs. Uber was the top company recruiting off-campus. I noticed that the placements were great in computing engineering and information technology.

Campus: The campus is small, but it's spread out over about 16 acres. There's Wi-Fi, computers, and labs in all the buildings. And they've got a library and study hall too. The hostel rooms are roomy and they have medical help available.

Admission: I really like how we have two semesters each year with mid-term and unit tests. The exam department is great for organizing exams. Every year, about 60-70% of students pass their exams. It's a good system that keeps things running smoothly.

Placement: A lot of students at our college get jobs every year. Almost 90% of students find placements. Companies like TCS and Infosys come for recruitment. The highest salary package was 38 LPA, given to Rahul Badgujar.

Campus: Our college has a really nice campus with modern facilities. They have separate hostels for guys and girls, which is cool. The classrooms and labs are top-notch and you can use the labs anytime since they're open 24/7. Plus, there's a ground for sports and stuff.

Admission: The teachers at PCCOE are really smart and helpful. They even teach a cool new subject called Life Skills. It's all about stuff like making friends, staying positive, and being healthy. The exams are not too hard, kinda in the middle. But the grading is fair  if you do well, you'll get a good grade.

Placement: During the recession, lots of us at PCCOE got job offers from big companies like BMC Software, NTC, and Accenture. The placements were pretty good, with an average salary of 7 LPA and the highest offer being 18 LPA. When I got in, you needed a CET score of 98.08 percentile for computer engineering.

Campus: I really like how PCCOE is keeping up with the new National Education Policy this year. They got rid of some useless subjects for our branch, which is awesome. They also added this cool subject called MDM where we can learn about other branch subjects as a minor. The classrooms are big and have projectors, fitting about 80 students. It's pretty nice.

Admission: The teachers at this college are awesome, and the courses are interesting. The semesters here are pretty structured. They follow the New Education Policy for the curriculum. Most of the teachers have Ph.Ds and studied at top universities.

Placement: The job packages at Pimpri Chinchwad College of Engineering are pretty good, ranging from 4 to 8 LPA. The highest package offered was 60 LPA, which is awesome. Companies like LinkedIn, Google, and HSBC come for recruitment. Around 85% of students get placed here, which is great.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is super secure, only lets you visit educational sites. Labs and classrooms are top-notch. The food at the PCCOE mess is way better than other colleges. And the sports facilities are awesome too. Overall, I really enjoy being at this college.

Admission: I really like the courses at Pimpri Chinchwad College of Engineering (PCCOE). They focus on things like web development, programming, and cloud computing. It's all about getting us ready for real jobs. They even ask for feedback from past students, employers, parents, and industry folks to make it better.

Placement: The placements are solid here. Last year, the top offer was 30 LPA, and the lowest was around 3 LPA. On average, it was about 6 to 7 LPA. For CSE, the average was around 9 LPA. The faculty is really supportive and nice. Great place for placements!

Campus: The infrastructure at Pimpri Chinchwad College of Engineering (PCCOE) is okay. The classrooms have projectors, but the lights are a bit old. The labs have regular computers with both Windows and Ubuntu. The library is big and tidy. The new boys' hostel is really good, almost like a 3-star hotel. People think the hostel is clean and in a good spot.

Admission: Passing is just 40%, so it's a bit tough. Most teachers are at the Dr. or Ph.D. level. The semester tests can be hard. The college is autonomous, which can be tricky. If you fail, you have to take a re-exam within 15-20 days. Attendance is a must. The teachers are great at teaching and helping out when you're stuck.

Placement: I'm a student at PCET, and I've seen over 22,000 students get placed across India in the past few years. We have about 600 recruitment drives every year. Companies like TCS, KPIT Technologies, Capgemini, and Wipro come to our campus for placements. The highest salary offered is 32 LPA, while the lowest is 3.8 LPA. Right now, in 2024, 218 students have already landed jobs in various companies. This year, the highest salary is 22 LPA, with an average of 6.54 LPA and a median of 5.75 LPA. It's a great place for securing a good job after graduation!

Campus: The college has everything we need - Wi-Fi, labs, and fast computers. The Wi-Fi works best on laptops, not on phones. Each department has its own lab. I don't stay in the hostel, so I can't say much about it.

Admission: The students here are great. The teachers are really good too. Everyone gets along well, and the staff is always friendly. The exams are pretty easy because they teach us well.

Placement: Internships are offered by our college during the 3rd and 4th year. Lots of big companies like Microsoft, DLF, Titles Park, come to our college for internships. You don't have to stress about finding one here. The projects we do in the final year are key because they can help us land a good job.

Campus: The college has a variety of clubs like dance, music, robotics, and coding. The library has a wide range of books that we can access online or offline whenever we need to. Plus, there are student website portals where we can pay fees and check attendance easily.

Admission: I'm aiming to be a software engineer. The teachers here are really nice and know their stuff. There's about 40 teachers for 4000 students, so they're always busy. They focus on what they're good at in their departments. They're great at explaining things clearly. We have exams twice a year, with 4 semesters to finish the Computer Science course in 2 years. The exams are not too hard, so if you study, you'll pass. Classes have around 56 students in them and the course costs INR 103000 per year.

Placement: Lots of big companies like Amazon, Microsoft, JP Morgan, Adobe, Airbnb, Axis Bank, Barclays, Celebel, Cisco, and more come to our college for placements. They offer jobs for different roles. The average salary is between 9 to 11 lakhs per annum, and the highest so far for students in my course is 19 lakhs per annum. In my MCA department, getting a job depends a lot on competition with B.Tech/BE students. It also depends on our skills and potential. About 6070% of students get placed on campus. The rest either find jobs off-campus or continue studying.

Campus: The hostel here is pretty good, it costs about INR 110000 with meals included. The food could be better, but it's not too bad. Rooms come with AC and are shared by three people. Plus, there's a curfew at 10:00 p.m. for safety.

Admission: The teachers here are good, but they can be strict sometimes. Most students pass their exams, which is cool. The teachers are really involved and know their stuff. Some of them are even working on their Masters. The Computer Science Engineering faculty is top-notch and super respected.

Placement: PCCoE is a great engineering college in Pune. Lots of students land jobs at big companies like TCS, Infosys, and Accenture. Some even get internships, especially in computer engineering. The placement cell is top-notch and has helped students even during tough times like economic downturns.

Campus: The food at the mess could be better, but everything else is great. We usually have hot water in the hostels, which is nice. The boys' and girls' hostels are okay, and the mess is fine. Wi-Fi is a bit limited to some websites, but we can still access what we need. The classrooms are neat and well set up.

Admission: The professors at this college are super helpful and really care about your education. They want you to focus on studying and getting good grades, so they might suggest skipping other activities. Since the college is autonomous, they handle exams.

Placement: The job opportunities at this college are awesome! Most students find jobs on campus during their seventh semester. Companies like Capgemini and Cognizant hire lots of students. In 20212022, almost all students got placed. And in the third year, students can do internships. It's a great place to kickstart your career!

Campus: The campus at PCCOE is okay. It's not a super big college, so don't expect too much. They have all the basic stuff like labs, library, elevator, and a reading hall. They even have hostels for both girls and boys. When I first came here, I thought it would be as big as other top colleges, but it's not that massive.