Sinhgad College of Engineering

Admission: The teachers are really helpful whenever I have doubts. They easily solve any problems I have. They know a lot about electronics and telecommunications. The teaching here is top-notch. Last year, our college even had companies come on campus for placements.

Placement: I graduated from Sinhgad College of Engineering with a 9.8 CGPA in electronics and telecommunication. Last year, students got an average package of 4.5 LPA, with the highest being 7 LPA. Lots of companies came for placements.

Campus: The hostel has Wi-Fi, dinner, lunch, beds, tables, and chairs for everyone. It costs Rs. 350 for a one-night stay. They also offer medical facilities and there's a swimming pool too. It's a comfortable place to stay.

Admission: The teachers here are really cool and know their stuff. They explain things in an easy way. This course is awesome and helps us learn a lot. The exams are pretty tough, but passing is doable  around 40% make it through.

Placement: The placement rate here is not as high as they said it would be - only about 40% of students got placed. There are some big companies that come for placements like Cipla. The highest package someone got was 16 LPA, while the lowest was 5 LPA. On average, students get around 7.8 LPA.

Campus: The lab equipment here is kinda old and rusty. First-year hostel facilities are nice, but they drop a bit after that. The worst part is definitely the mess food - not great at all.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They teach us everything we need to know, both in theory and in real life. The exams are fair too - you just need 40 marks out of 100 to pass each subject.

Placement: I loved how many companies came to our college for placements - like Accenture, TCS, Tech Mahindra, Infosys, and Vodafone. Last year, 78% of students got placed, with the best salary being 9.5 LPA. The average package was 5.5 LPA. It was great to see so many opportunities for us students!

Campus: I go to Sinhgad College of Engineering in Pune. The campus is big and has lots of cool stuff. There's a library with tons of books on engineering, management, and science. They also have milk parlors, a bank, Xerox centers, a shop for stationery, and a snack place. And get this - they even have a library with a lift! The campus has Wi-Fi, water, power outlets, and a study area for group work. Plus, they have hostels for guys and girls with comfy rooms and Wi-Fi. It's pretty awesome here!

Admission: The teachers here are super nice and know their stuff. They really look out for everyone, whether you're coming in for extra help or just chilling in class. Staying on top of your work makes exams a breeze. All you need is 40% to pass, so keep up the good work!

Placement: The highest salary offered is around 16 lakhs per annum, and most students get around 5-6 lakhs per annum on average. Lots of companies like TCS and Mahindra come for placements. About 80-90% of students get placed, which is great. The college also has a training program to help us prepare for interviews, and they even offer aptitude lectures. It's really helpful!

Campus: The college has a lot of great facilities like a big library, spacious classrooms, and a nice canteen with good food. There's a huge ground where we play games in January, and different branches organize sports competitions there. Also, every classroom has a projector which is super helpful for learning.

Admission: In the first year, the teachers are really great. It's similar to 12th grade, so it feels familiar. But as you get busy with events, you'll have to study on your own.

Placement: I'm from the computer engineering department, and usually, students get around 4-5 lakhs package here. But, I heard about a senior who got a package of 11 lakhs recently. He didn't work on any major projects, just focused on what mattered to him. It shows that students need to work on their skills to stand out.

Campus: The labs are in great shape, especially the library which is super handy during exam time. The hostels are okay, but I think the second-year one is better than the first-year. The college buildings could use some renovation though.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. The course curriculum gets you ready for what you need in the real world. I like that they focus more on practical stuff instead of just theory, which makes it easier to understand.

Placement: The placement scene in our college is pretty good. Many seniors I talked to landed awesome jobs. Big companies like Accenture, TCS, Tech Mahindra, Mindtree, Cognizant, Infosys, Vodafone, and more come to hire from our campus. They mainly aim for mass placements. If your grades are decent, you'll have lots of chances in companies that make products and startups. But I noticed that Computer and IT students have more job options compared to Civil Engineering students.

Campus: The college has good classrooms, labs, and a library. They've got computer labs and a library with lots of books. The food in the hostel isn't the best, but there are other places to eat nearby. The hostels need some work, and the canteen food isn't amazing. But the medical facilities are good and well looked after.

Admission: The staff is mostly friendly and helpful, although there are a few exceptions. The course content follows the SPPU syllabus, including elective subjects, but it may not fully prepare us for the industry. Exams can be tough, especially for certain subjects, and the passing rate can differ.

Placement: The staff at college really helps us get ready for placements. They make sure we have the right skills. The lowest salary package is 1.5 LPA, and the highest is 18 LPA. Everyone gets an internship, but it's not paid.

Campus: The college is up on a mountain, and the buildings are old but okay. They're not super nice to look at, but they work for studying. The labs aren't the newest, and the Wi-Fi is pretty bad. The food in the mess halls can be hit or miss since there are a bunch of them, but overall it's decent in taste and quality.

Admission: The teachers here are really great! They know their stuff and they're always there to help out. Each student gets a teacher to guide them through their studies. We have to turn in assignments and reports to our parents every week. Whenever we need help, they're quick to assist.

Placement: Placement at our college really comes down to how well we do in our studies and how skilled we are. Around 40% to 50% of students get placed through the college placements, while the rest look for jobs outside. The top companies that hire here are TCS, Accenture, and Cognizant. Your placement chances mostly depend on the CGPA you get, so it's important to work hard from the beginning to get a good grade.

Campus: The campus is one of the largest in Pune. They've got great facilities like a library, gym, playing fields, swimming pool, and a big parking lot. The hostels are nice too. They serve lunch and dinner for meals.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. Each student gets their own teacher to guide them. They really know their stuff and can tell you all about engineering life. The practical exams before finals are not too hard. You just need to get 40% to pass. It's pretty easy to do well on these exams.

Placement: Placement at this college really comes down to how well you do. I'd say around 30-40% of students end up getting placed here. The top package I've heard of was about 23 LPA, while most students land jobs with an average salary of 5-6 LPA. Companies like Infosys, PTC, TCS, and Swiggy usually offer good deals to students here.

Campus: The campus is huge in Pune. There's a cool library, labs, sports fields, a big parking lot, and a sweet Cultural Centre (CC). The hostel has free Wi-Fi, they clean the rooms 2-3 times a week, and there's a mess for lunch and dinner.

Admission: The teachers are really qualified and they know their stuff. They're good at engaging with students, managing the class, and using technology. The course curriculum is practical and matches what's needed in the industry. It's all set up for real-life applications.

Placement: Around half the students got placed out of the total students. The salary packages ranged from 3.8 LPA to 12 LPA. Big companies like TATA, Mahindra, Skoda, and InfoSEC hire from here. After graduating, students usually get roles like software engineer, system analyst, network engineer, or data analyst.

Campus: The food in Laxmi and Abhilasha mess canteens isn't great, but the sports and games are awesome! SCOE has a lot of sports facilities like cricket and football fields. Plus, they have clubs you can join for fun activities. It's all about staying active and healthy here.