Tulsiramji Gaikwad-Patil College of Engineering and Technology

Admission: The teachers here are really friendly and you can talk to them easily. It's great to ask questions and get help when you're confused. We only have two big exams every year, and our grades depend on how we do in those and in our lab work.

Placement: Not a lot of companies come to our college, so most job offers are not that great. Many students have to find jobs outside of campus. I hope that in the next few years, more companies will start coming here for placements.

Campus: The course facilities are okay. We have good labs, projectors in class, and a big library. It's not super high-tech, but it gets the job done. The hostel is simple but cozy. We've got decent rooms, a common area, mess, and Wi-Fi. It's not fancy, but it's good for students on a budget. Overall, the course facilities and hostel are fine for what we need, but a few upgrades wouldn't hurt.

Admission: The semester exams here can be tough, but it's convenient because we take them right on campus. They give us practice papers and the courses are set by RTMNU, which helps us get ready for the workforce. It's nice not having to travel to other colleges for exams.

Placement: Around 47% of students got placed last year. The highest salary offered was 6 lakhs, and the lowest was 2 lakhs per year. Companies like TCS and HTC come for internships starting from the 3rd year. They offer roles like programming in this course.

Campus: The college has great facilities like spacious grounds, a cafeteria, and free Wi-Fi. The food in the hostel is tasty, and the medical services are top-notch. They also support lots of sports activities and other fun stuff. Overall, it's a good place to be.

Admission: The faculty here is really good and super helpful. They guide you through everything if you put in the effort. There are over 200 teachers here. The first-year teachers are very experienced and help you understand the basics well. Exams are tough, but the teachers give sample papers to help you prepare. About 70% of students pass the final exams with a good CGPA.

Placement: Our college is doing great with placements lately. The placements team sets up groups and shares links for internships and jobs. They start guiding us from the 3rd year. Last year, the top package was 15 Lakhs and the average was 4.5 Lakhs. Most students here land jobs in finance, software, and marketing.

Campus: The college has a good infrastructure with separate labs for each department. There's a canteen and mess for meals. The classrooms have digital boards to help us study. The hostel is nice with good hygiene. They provide Wi-Fi, laundry, and good food in the mess. Overall, it's a comfortable place to stay and study.

Admission: The teachers here are cool and easy to talk to. But sometimes they leave in the middle of the course, which can be tough to adjust to. The exams aren't too hard since the college is autonomous. The syllabus is pretty manageable, though.

Placement: Placements at our college are okay. If you're in the tech branch, you have a good chance of getting a job. The average salary for CSE and IT is around 4 LPA. About 60-70% of students find jobs after graduating. It's tough to get internships during the 3 years, but you can try for off-campus ones too.

Campus: The campus isn't big, it's actually pretty small. We only have one cafeteria here. The campus is really green, which is nice. The hostel is a bit far from the college, like 15 minutes away in Dhuti, Dongargaon. But the hostel facilities are good, so that's a plus. Just wish it was closer to the college.

Admission: The teachers are good at teaching, but they're really bad at grading papers. Especially in QPO and PEE, there are three teachers who are not good at checking. The evaluators from DC are really bad too. They deduct marks even if we write the right answers. And if you want a recheck, the process is not good at all.

Placement: The job placements at my college are okay. The highest salary offered is 19 LPA, while the lowest is 4 LPA. They also give us good chances for internships. The college has partnerships with countries like Japan. We can also learn foreign languages for free here.

Campus: The Wi-Fi on campus is great, you can always get a fast connection. The labs are pretty good, but the computer lab needs some work. Sometimes things don't work there - like the system, keyboard, or mouse. It can get frustrating. The library is massive with lots of books on different topics like MPSC, UPSC, and all engineering branches. It's a cool place to study and find resources.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really good. They know a lot and are friendly. I'm doing MCA, and the subjects are Network and Database Management, Cloud Computing, Java Programming, Network Security, Python Language, and Artificial Intelligence. We have term exams twice a week and two unit tests before each term. The exams are tough, but if we work hard, we can pass.

Placement: I started attending placements from my 3rd semester, and I was lucky to get selected. The college teachers gave us CRT classes to prepare for the interviews. Companies like Accenture, Infosys, Wipro, and Mahindra come to hire students, and around 40% of us end up getting placed. It's a great opportunity to kickstart your career!

Campus: The hostel has three types of rooms: general, VIP, and VVIP. The general rooms are for students who can pay monthly instead of all at once. Each room fits four or five students, each with a bed, bathroom (with hot water), and toilet. VIP rooms have four students with comfy beds, a wardrobe, and a cupboard. VVIP rooms are like VIP but with three students and AC. We get breakfast, lunch, and dinner at the hostel too.

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome! They're super helpful and always there for us. They know their stuff and studied at really good colleges. Exams are tough, so you gotta study hard. About 75% of students pass every semester.

Placement: I love how our college helps us get jobs. Every year, over 300 companies come to hire students on campus. Last year, the best salary was 15 LPA, and the average was 6 LPA. It's cool that over 80% of students from IT, CS, and ECE departments got internships and jobs.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with all the facilities you need like Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and a library. The hostel is affordable and offers nice amenities. The food in the mess is better than other places nearby.

Admission: The HOD is super strict with first-year students, but the other teachers are awesome. Some teachers are really good at teaching, especially for JEE, MHT, or CET. I wish I had known about them earlier, I would have joined their tuition classes. They explain things so well! The semesters are pretty straightforward if you put in the effort to study. I just finished my first semester, so I'm not sure about the pass percentage until the results are out.

Placement: The data science program started in 2022, so we're waiting for placement updates. In the third year, internships are a must. If you haven't done any internships yet, the college will arrange one for you.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure and Wi-Fi is available on every floor with a fast 5G network. Some of the labs are well-maintained, but others feel like school labs with some computers not working and the AC not functioning. The hostel campus is much bigger than the college campus, covering over 16 acres compared to the college's 8-acre spread.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at explaining things. They make sure we understand everything. The semester exams are not super difficult. About 84% of students pass, which is cool. The topics we study are practical and help us get ready for jobs. And the teachers know their stuff.

Placement: Most students who score between 65-85% or higher get placed in my course. The CSE Diploma has a range of salaries, with the highest being Rs. 50,000 per month and the lowest being Rs. 20,000. I haven't passed yet, so I'm not sure about internships and companies. I've heard from older students that those who score above 75% usually get internships, but I'm not sure where exactly.

Campus: The Wi-Fi at my college is great, and the library is big and quiet. The canteen is clean and the food is healthy with lots of vegetables. The classrooms could be better, though. We have sports events every year and bus services are provided too.

Admission: The MCA program covers a lot of cool subjects like Network and Database Management, Cloud Computing, Java Programming, Network Security, Python, and Artificial Intelligence. In the MCA department, there are about 15 faculty members, and the overall college branch has around 3,000 staff members. The faculty-to-student ratio is good for my branch, which is nice. We have a computer lab for practical sessions, which is helpful. Exams happen twice a year in a semester pattern, with 2 unit tests along the way. To get in, you need to take an entrance exam and buy the form online. It takes some prep to pass the exam, but you'll get a score based on how you do.

Placement: In our college, the final year is all about getting placed. During the 6th semester of MCA, we focus on internships first. It's best to intern where you want to work full-time. Seniors are super helpful in getting us ready. Almost everyone lands a job by the end of the year. Big companies like Tata and Amazon come to hire us. It's easy to apply in the last semester.

Campus: Hostel facilities are not provided at this college.