Question 1

What is the campus environment like, considering its rural location?

Accepted Answer

The colleges rural setting has a distraction-free environment that many students find perfect for staying focused on their studies. The lush greenery and quiet surroundings, especially during the monsoon season, add to the charm and create a calming backdrop for academic life. However, a few students have pointed out some practical inconveniences, like limited access to certain facilities on campus and the need to step out for everyday services such as printing and photocopying.

Question 2

Are there any unique aspects of the college's infrastructure or facilities?

Accepted Answer

The college offers the usual facilities like classrooms, labs, and a library, but students have shared that theres still room for improvement. A few have mentioned that the Wi-Fi connection isnt always reliable, which can be frustrating during project work or online assignments. Others have noted that certain books they need aren't always available in the library. One thing that some students find a bit tough is that the college doesnt have Saturdays off, which makes the week feel a little more packed than they'd like.

Question 3

How accessible is the college for students commuting from nearby cities?

Accepted Answer

Since the college is located in Chandwad, its a bit out of the way, making commuting tricky for students from Nashik. The peaceful surroundings are a bonus, but because the campus is remote, students often have to plan their travel carefully. Some everyday services arent easily accessible nearby, so getting things done off-campus can take a little extra effort.

Question 4

How is the faculty-student interaction at SNJB Chandwad?

Accepted Answer

Many students say that the faculty is supportive and approachable, especially in core departments like Computer and Mechanical Engineering. Some students mentioned that certain faculty members go out of their way to help during projects and placements, while others noted inconsistency in teaching quality across departments.

Question 5

Do all branches of SNJB Chandwad get placement opportunities?

Accepted Answer

No, not all branches have the same placement rate. Computer Engineering consistently gets the highest number of offers, while Civil and E&TC see fewer placements comparatively. Mechanical sees moderate opportunities, often in core or design-based roles.

Question 6

Are the placements only for Maharashtra students or open to out-of-state students too?

Accepted Answer

Placements are open to all students regardless of state. However, companies visiting the campus may prioritize local or regional language familiarity depending on their client base or posting location.

Question 7

Does SNJB Chandwad attract top-tier companies like TCS, Infosys, or Capgemini?

Accepted Answer

Yes, SNJB sees regular participation from companies like TCS, Infosys, Capgemini, L&T, and Mahindra. However, the highest-paying roles are limited and usually go to the top-performing students, mostly from Computer or AI/DS branches.

Question 8

Is there a minimum CGPA or academic cutoff required to sit for placements?

Accepted Answer

Yes, most companies have a minimum CGPA (usually around 6.06.5) and no active backlog policy to be eligible for campus recruitment. Students with repeated ATKTs may have fewer chances.

Courses	Round 1 (Closing rank)	Round 2 (Closing rank)	Round 3 (Closing rank)
BE Computer Engineering	29752	24472	-
BE Artificial Intelligence and Data Science	32044	25229	-
BE Electronics & Telecom Engineering	35795	34697	37003
BE Mechanical Engineering	45787	46371	-
BE Civil Engineering	49944	50767	49405

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