Vidya Pratishthan's Institute of Information Technology

Admission: The teachers at this college are awesome, and the staff is really helpful for every subject. The campus is huge with big lecture halls, and they have separate labs for hands-on learning. They also offer online classes during the pandemic, which has been great for us IT students.

Placement: The college helps students get placed in top companies like Bharat Force and Built Tech in Baramati. They offer good packages ranging from 15 to 20 LPA. There are also internship opportunities available for students.

Campus: I really like the campus at V P College in Baramati. There are plenty of hostels for students, and they're pretty nice. Everything we need is right there on campus, so we don't have to go anywhere else. The only downside is that the hostels are a bit far from the college.

Admission: The faculty at college are really smart and know their stuff. They go above and beyond to give us extra info. I like how they know the syllabus well and more. They're always thinking of ways to give us a great education.

Placement: VPIIT offers great placements for students. They really care about helping students succeed in today's job market. The college organizes fun activities to boost confidence. I'm grateful for the TPO's hard work in supporting students.

Campus: The campus is really cool with great facilities like 24/7 Wi-Fi and high-tech labs. Each classroom has a projector to help us learn better. They even have a hostel and hospital on campus. The library has over 10,000 books, not just for studies but for fun reading too.

Admission: The teachers at the college were helpful, but not all of them were very knowledgeable. Some were a bit lacking. They were all qualified though. There wasn't much industry exposure. The lecture timings and attendance rules were too strict. The Head of the Department (HOD) was very strict. Overall, the college is just okay.

Placement: I wasn't too happy with the placements here. Only a few companies came for recruitment. In 2014, only 7 students from the CSE branch got placed. The highest and lowest salaries offered were 3 lakhs. The companies that visited were Persistent, Nitor Infotech, and Tectonics.

Campus: The classrooms were great, and the library rooms were cozy. The library was pretty big, covering around 1100 square feet. The hostel rooms were awesome too, with Wi-Fi available. The internet speed was around 20 mbps, which was decent. Didn't face any infrastructure problems at all.

Admission: The teachers at the college are well-organized, qualified, and strict about attendance. They prepare us well for industry jobs by conducting mock interviews and tests. Our course helps us learn software development. We have various exams like midterms, class tests, term-end exams, and practicals. Alumni and teachers are supportive during on-campus drives.

Placement: The placements for my college in 2023 were not great. Usually, our college does well with placements, but this year only 50% of students got jobs. The highest salary offered was 8 lakh, while the average was 4 lakh and the lowest was 2.4 lakh. Deloitte and Cognizant were the main companies hiring students. Around 20% of us got internships with a monthly stipend of 1020 thousand.

Campus: The college campus has a great vibe with lots of cool events and talks. They've got Wi-Fi everywhere until 10 pm, which is awesome. The computer lab has over 60 PCs with fast internet. The library is super quiet, and you can borrow books for 15 days. The hostel is decent, but it fills up fast. Girls don't have many options for private hostels. There are two canteens serving cheap tea, coffee, and breakfast. Overall, a pretty good place to be!

Admission: The teachers in different departments really know their stuff. They graduated from top colleges like NIT's, IIT's. They make learning easy and are always there to help. They have lots of experience. We also get to see how things work in the real world. The course content is practical and useful.

Placement: Senior students at our college got good job offers from companies that came to campus, like Extentia. The average salary was around $25,000. Many students also got internships through the college. Some were even offered roles as programme managers. It's great to see students getting such good opportunities!

Campus: The college is always in the top 5 colleges at Pune University. The campus has great facilities like a digital library and Wi-Fi everywhere. The classrooms and labs are clean, and the canteen serves good food. It's a friendly and clean environment overall.

Admission: The college has its good and bad points. Some teachers really care about teaching, while others don't seem to. They use projects, PowerPoints, and notes to teach. The syllabus is like the one from SPPU. Exams are tough, with only a few questions from the book. You really need to study the textbooks to pass.

Placement: The placements in our college aren't great. The placement team does try to boost our confidence by arranging practice tests and interviews. But in the end, most of us have to find jobs through off-campus interviews. We get to know about these opportunities from a platform called superset. The college does help us prepare for these interviews. Last year, companies like Hexaware, Capgemini, Cognizant, and TCS visited our campus and offered packages ranging from 3.5 to 4 LPA. Some of my classmates got placed in these companies about twelve students from our batch.

Campus: The college campus is top-notch. We have cool labs with Wi-Fi all day. Classrooms have projectors. There are lots of hostels and a huge library with e-books, computers, and a peaceful vibe. The hostel rooms are small, but we make do. The food isn't great, though. Canteen food is tasty but pricier than mess food. Sports lovers will enjoy the sports ground and indoor area with cricket, basketball, and football gear. Overall, it's a pretty good place to study.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. They all have Ph.Ds in Computer Science. They teach well and focus on both practicals and projects. The course content is up-to-date with what's happening in the industry, which helps us get ready for jobs. Exams aren't too hard, and most students pass with an 85% rate.

Placement: Half the students in my MCA batch from 2023 got placed. The highest salary was 7 LPA, the lowest was 3 LPA, and the average was 4 LPA. Big companies like Infosys, TCS, Cognizant, and Capgemini hired students. One in five students did internships, and Britwise Technology took on 10 of us. The popular job roles were Software Development Engineer (SDE) and Software Associate.

Campus: The college has a great infrastructure. I love the trees at the entrance, they're so pretty. The classrooms are spacious and each student gets their own PC. The library is well-stocked with all the books you need. The hostel rooms are cleaned often. The food in the mess is okay, but not great. And the canteen doesn't have a lot of options. They have first aid kits on every floor, which is good to know.

Admission: The teachers at my college are really knowledgeable. Some have PhDs and others have master's degrees. The library staff is super helpful and smart. In the computer department, there are about 20 staff members who have been there since the beginning. They really know their stuff. I also learned about self-taught concepts in my last year.

Placement: The placement scene at our college wasn't the best. On average, students did get placed, but nothing extraordinary. The highest package offered was around 2.4 lakhs. Most of the companies that came for placements were big MNCs like Capgemini and I GATE. The placement officer was a retired army man who helped us with soft skills and interview preparation. It was all right, nothing too impressive.

Campus: The campus is really pretty with a cricket ground and garden. They have a nice library and good internet. Each student in the hostel gets their own internet connection, wardrobe, and bed. Wi-Fi is available in the lab. The canteen is just average, nothing special.

Admission: The faculty at our college is awesome! They have a mix of super experienced Ph.D holders and fresh, inspiring teachers. They know their stuff and even have practical industry knowledge. They're always pushing us to think of new ideas for business and our MBA programs. It's great!

Placement: The placement team at VPIIT is really putting in effort to help students find jobs, but the job market isn't great right now. Since demonetization happened, it's been even tougher for students to get placed.

Campus: Our college has top-notch infrastructure that's hard to beat in Maharashtra, or even in all of India. The library is great, we get guest lectures, go on industrial visits, and even visit rural areas in Baramati Taluka to learn about the economy. It's awesome!

Admission: The teachers here are really good and know their stuff. They make sure we understand everything we need to know. Sagar Nimbalkar, the head of our course, is super nice and supportive. He's the best! The college prepares us well for working in the real world. The semester exams are fair and not too hard because of the regular tests we have. Almost everyone passes the exams, which is great.

Placement: The job placements for students in the 2024 batch were not great. Only a few students got jobs with average salaries. The highest salary offered was probably around 9 LPA, but that was just for a handful of students. Most students ended up with offers around 2 LPA. The companies that come for campus interviews are usually small. Around 20% of students manage to get internships. It seems like students studying HR and finance have better luck finding jobs compared to others.

Campus: The infrastructure at VIIT is top-notch. While there's no free Wi-Fi, the labs, classrooms, and library are great. The computer labs have plenty of computers for students, and the classrooms are comfy with projectors. The library is awesome with lots of study materials. And hey, the canteen is pretty good too!