Walchand College of Engineering

Admission: The teachers here are super nice and always ready to help with any questions about your studies. They're mostly experts with master's degrees. The courses are like what you find in other colleges  half practical for the real world, half you gotta learn on your own. The exams are pretty average, just aim for at least 40% to move on to the next year.

Placement: The placement at my college is awesome! On average, students get around 12 LPA, and 85% of students get placed. The highest salary offered is about 52 LPA, and the lowest is around 4 LPA. There are internships available too, but mine wasn't great. The top job roles students get are full-stack developer, AI engineer, and data scientist.

Campus: The labs, classrooms, and libraries here are really nice. The labs are clean and have cool stuff like top-notch computers and monitors. The library is huge with over 10,000 books. The classrooms are spacious with digital boards and projectors in every class. The hostels are okay for living, not amazing but not terrible either. The food is average, so it's better to eat at a mess outside.

Admission: The professors at this college are really knowledgeable. They either have Ph.D. degrees or are working on getting them. Some of them have worked in the industry and published research papers. The teaching might be better in some departments than others, but overall it's pretty good. The professors are easy to reach for help and advice. A lot of them also do research and consulting outside of teaching.

Placement: Most of my classmates got jobs in different companies around 80-90 percent. The top salary offered was 12.5 Lacs, and the average for mechanical placements is 7.5-8 Lacs per year. We also get internships at big companies, and there's a good chance of getting a PPO after finishing the internship.

Campus: The classrooms have cool stuff like projectors and helpful teaching tools. Each engineering department has its own special labs like computer labs, electronics labs, and mechanical workshops. And there's a big library with tons of books over 80,000!

Admission: The teachers here are really great, they all have Ph.Ds. The way they teach is good, and the course prepares us well for the industry. The exams can be tough, but it's worth it because it helps us improve. You need a CGPA above 9 to pass, but it's achievable with hard work.

Placement: Last year, our college had over 72% of students placed. The top package for Computer Science and Engineering was 6,10,000 per year. Big companies like Amazon, Google, and Microsoft come for placements every year. Many students also do internships with companies, but the exact number isn't known.

Campus: The Wi-Fi works well everywhere, classrooms are nice, the library is awesome, labs are in good shape, and the hostel is really nice. The food is good, they have medical services, and there's a playground with a basketball court. There are three canteens, a badminton court, and a cool campus with clubs to join.

Admission: The professors here are really helpful and super smart. They know their stuff well. I like how down-to-earth they are. The course content is practical and gets us ready for the real world. Exams aren't too tough, which is a relief. You just need a 35% to pass.

Placement: Around half of us in our course end up with jobs after graduation. The pay range is pretty good - from 1 LPA to 6 LPA. Google and Microsoft are top picks for hiring. A good chunk of us also snag internships from companies like Google.

Campus: The facilities for my course are pretty good we've got Wi-Fi, classrooms, a library, and labs. Food could be better, but the medical center is great. Plus, there are sports and games for those who like to play, with tournaments happening every month and week.

Admission: The teachers at my college are really good. They know a lot about their subjects. Most of them have Ph.D. degrees. Our syllabus follows the New Education Policy, which is cool. The courses help us get ready for jobs. The exams are not easy, but most students pass them.

Placement: Most people in my course get good jobs after graduating. The highest salary this year is 52 lakhs per year, and the average is 9 lakhs. Big companies like Google, Microsoft, Siemens, TATA, and others come to hire students from our college. About 70% of students also get internships in companies like Google, Microsoft, Siemens, L&T, and others.

Campus: The campus is huge, like 92 acres, and has Wi-Fi everywhere. The labs have cool tech stuff, and the classrooms have digital boards. The library is big and open to all students. You can get purified water all around. The hostel has what you need, and the food is tasty. Plus, there are three canteens with yummy snacks. And the best part? All sports facilities are free for students!

Admission: The teachers were nice, but they didn't have much experience. They tried hard though. The curriculum was interesting during my time there. We went on field trips every 6 months. Exams weren't too tough to pass, but you need to study if you want good grades.

Placement: I love how this college helps students get jobs. They have a 75% placement rate every year! The highest salary package is 15 LPA, while the lowest is 3 LPA. On average, students get 6 LPA. Companies like TCS, IBM, and other start-ups come for placements. The most common role offered is a team leader. It's great to see so many opportunities here.

Campus: The college here has the best infrastructure in the city. Wi-Fi is everywhere on campus. Our classrooms are super clean, and the library has awesome books. Washrooms are always clean. However, the hostel isn't great. The food is terrible. On the bright side, sports facilities are really good here.

Admission: The teachers at Walchand College of Engineering are really good. They know their stuff well. Some new teachers have also come in this year because now there are two types of CSE: CSE (aided) and CSE (unaided). The course here is top-notch compared to other colleges in Maharashtra. Exams can be a bit tough, you need at least 40 marks out of 100 to pass each subject.

Placement: Most students usually get jobs here every year. This year, about 58% of students already have jobs, and interviews are still happening. Microsoft is a popular company that usually offers the highest-paying jobs. The top course here is data analysis.

Campus: The college has good facilities like Wi-Fi, labs, digital classrooms, and a big library. The hostel is nice, but the mess isn't great on campus. You have to eat at a mess outside the college. Overall, campus life is just okay.

Admission: The teachers here are really great! They know their stuff  most have masters and some even have PhDs. They've got lots of work experience too. Always ready to help out with studies and fun stuff like clubs and events. Great support all around.

Placement: As a first-year student in Information Technology, I've seen most students in the technical field getting placed, around 85-90% of them. The average salary package is usually between 6-9 LPA. It's cool to see top companies coming to our campus for internships and placements.

Campus: Our college is awesome! The campus is huge, covering 90 acres with lots of greenery and trees. There are 3 cafes and a big playground with courts for badminton, basketball, volleyball, and table tennis. Plus, there's a gym that's open every day except Sunday. The only downside is that the hostel needs some improvement.

Admission: At Walchand College of Engineering, most of the teachers are seniors. Some new teachers joined in 2024. The college is really serious about exams, but the teachers are helpful. They have doubt-clearing sessions to help us learn. Seniors are also great. They support and guide us with our projects.

Placement: Most students from our college land jobs in companies like TCS, Veritas, Infosys, Amazon, etc. The salary packages usually range from 10 to 20 LPA, but some lucky ones get as high as 35 LPA. The lowest package offered is around 3.5 LPA by Walchand College of Engineering.

Campus: The college campus at Walchand College of Engineering is pretty old, but it's got lots of greenery. It's a big campus, covering about 90 acres. The hostel at our college is decent, but there aren't a lot of spots available. Luckily, there are private hostels close by that are affordable. The overall cost of staying and eating at the college is around Rs. 60,000 per month.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really good and have a lot of experience. They teach well, and we can ask them anything if we're confused. The college also helps us find internships to get some real work experience.

Placement: At WCE Sangli, the salary packages were pretty good. The highest one was 52 LPA, the average was 24 LPA, and the lowest was 9 LPA. Most students, like 90 to 95 percent, landed jobs in big companies like Google, Amazon, Dhruva, Deutsche Bank, Sahaj, and more. It's a great place for getting placed in top firms!

Campus: The college has really good Wi-Fi that's available all day. The labs are run well too. The library, Ajit Gulabchand Library, has a lot of books like 107,000! The hostels are getting a nice upgrade in 2024. Each room has four beds. There are separate hostels for guys and girls, with a mess. And don't forget about the three canteens on campus!