DJ Sanghvi Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I was always electronic guy so I had to get into electronics engineering. The the curriculum is well prepared for the students to make them sound enough in every aspect of the engineering. It is drafted in such a manner to prepare students for the real world applications. We have two semester pattern yearly, which includes six examinations a year

The curriculum is a little bit old technology based but its what Mumbai University has decided to teach students so that should not be an con for the college As such the year is divided into 2 sems which includes 3 exams in a single semester.

Placements are top notch. Companies usually start from mid June itself. This year the first one to visit was UBS bank with package of 12.5lpa , and until now quantiphi , ion ldp , accenture, edelweiss, oracle have already visited. Lowest package is 3.5lpa and highest was amazon last to last year 48lpa

The campus placements are based on cgpa of the students and the companies are allocated accordingly. The packages also vary based on the deparment and the cgpa of the student. Students are eligible for campus placement in the last year of their course.

after 6th semester student is eligible for placement and after semester 4 student is eleigible for internship .as per last year data around 200 companies visited and also we have 99% of placement .my plan after degree is to do job as a web developer to contribute more in this field

I selected the course of Electronics and Telecommunication as I was interested in how networks and the telecommunication industry work. The student-faculty ratio was good and each professor took great efforts to explain the topics and clear doubts of any student in the classroom

Students are eligible for campus placements by the 8th semester. Various companies like Infosys ho Microsoft visit and the avg package for computer branch is 14 lacs per annum. They mainly focus on master placements by helping us with letter of recommendation

I chose this course because I had a diploma in the same course and also my aim was to become a software Engineer. Faculty student ratio is around 1:10. 30% of the faculties have a PhD and rest of them are working on it there are 2 term tests and 1 end sem exam and it is not that tough to pass if you pay attention to the lectures.

The students are eligible for campus placements from the 7th sem, i.e, the start of the 4th year. Morgan Stanley, JP Morgane and Chase, Indus Valley are some of the top companies that visit on campus. About 100% of the students who apply get placed. However, only 50% of the total students apply since most of them have plans of doing Masters.

pursue this and become a software engineer. The faculty in the college is very good. All the faculties in the college have done masters in their own field and are very good at teaching The exams are tough and not easy to score now the Sem is in coming December and iat and prelims in this November.