Premlila Vithaldas Polytechnic (PVP Mumbai)

Admission: The teachers at this college are really nice and respectful. They teach really well and each one has their own way of helping us learn. Classes have about 75 students, which is cool.

Placement: I really liked how the college set up a great placement program. Big companies like TATA, Reliance Energy, and Sony were involved. About 20 students from a batch of 150 got job offers, which is awesome! And overall, 30% of students in the college got placed. The highest stipend was Rs. 15000 and the lowest was Rs. 7000. It's cool to see so many opportunities coming our way.

Campus: The campus is awesome! The library has AC, and the classrooms are nice. There's a gym and lots of sports stuff for indoor and outdoor games. The canteen is well-kept, and the food is delicious you gotta try it all!

Admission: The faculty at college is a mix of good and not-so-good teachers. Some of the best ones are Arvind Mishra, Sheetal Suryavanshi, Ansyma Anthony, and Madhuri Range. They're always there to help with any questions, no matter how small or about any subject.

Placement: I landed internships at Aplab Ltd and Radix Electrosystem. They weren't like full-time jobs, but that's cool because I'm aiming for more education. Still, the year of experience I gained is a big boost for my resume. It really helps me grasp the concepts better.

Campus: The last building on campus is really peaceful with lots of greenery around. The campus is quiet, not too loud. There aren't many food places nearby, but each building has its own canteen. There's a store on campus, but the food isn't great. It's better to eat at the college canteen or bring your own lunch.

Admission: The teachers here are really supportive and push us to do our best. Both the full-time and visiting teachers have over 8-10 years of teaching experience. The classes cover a lot of different topics like design, manufacturing, gemology, merchandising, market studies (both Indian and International), and accounting. It's great to learn about all these things!

Placement: The department hooks us up with jobs 100%. Even if we can't find an internship, they find one for us in a good company. We can do all kinds of jobs like designing, making stuff, or working freelance. Love it here!

Campus: The department has a cool lecture room and a big design classroom. They've got a top-notch manufacturing lab where we learn about making jewelry. The library is awesome with lots of rare books on jewelry. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff, most of them have Ph.Ds. They're super helpful and always around to answer questions. The course is made with industry standards in mind, so it's really practical for getting ahead in your career.

Placement: The college has awesome placement opportunities! Many companies come here every year to hire students from all engineering fields. There's a special department that helps organize this and it's been working well since it started. Stoked about the job prospects here!

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with lots of classrooms and labs. The classrooms are big, airy, and have AC. They also have a library, canteen, and PCO. The labs are well-equipped to help students develop their skills. Overall, the college has good facilities.

Admission: The teachers here aren't very nice, and some of them aren't great at teaching. The course does get you ready for what's next, but it could be better. The exams have been pretty easy so far. Even though less than half of us pass, I feel like showing up regularly is what really matters for passing the semester.

Placement: The chances of getting into SNDT are pretty good, around 40-50% or even higher depending on your caste or category. They help students find internships during breaks, which is cool. And lots of companies hire students from here, so that's a plus!

Campus: The buildings need some work. The PvP building is not well-kept compared to others. The hostel looks old with broken walls. But I like the outdoor area with lots of trees and cats.

Admission: The teachers here are really great! They're always ready to help and teach us well. The way they teach is top-notch. The subjects we learn are practical and useful, so you don't even need a diploma afterwards. Companies all want to hire students from our college. Exams are fair  not too hard, but not too easy either. If you put in the effort, you'll do well.

Placement: I really liked that the course has around 30-32 placements for each batch, even for direct second-year students. It's a 3-year program with a 4-month internship in the 5th semester. As long as you pass all your semesters and exams, you can land an internship. If you take your studies seriously, attend classes regularly, and put effort into learning, you'll be well-prepared for the industry.

Campus: The college has okay infrastructure. The hostel is good, and the labs are top-notch. They hold fun activities every month. The staff are super helpful. The computers are a bit slow, but it's not a big deal. The library is awesome too!