YCCE Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Ycce, nagpur is good choice for doing engineering from nagpur after Ramdeobaba college. The college provides 80-90% placement and teaching staff have tremendous Industry as well as teaching experience.The thing I like about the college is the big campus area and the greenery around the campus it gives you please feeling after entering into the campus.

It is one of the Renowned college in my city and has a good record of placements. I have been recommended this college by my relative. Also, many of my friends have studied here. While studying here, i found it to be a good college for pursuing my course.

Best known for the high Placements and good internship opportunities. The big and green campus provide a suitable atmosphere to study and fulfill. The main motive is it promotes other activities other than studies which help a student to excel and make its own identity.

From the 7th sem companies start hiring the students. And the college provides CRT training for its students. There are various companies like TCS, ACCENTURE, Mahindra & Mahindra, Capgemini, AFCON, and Anglo-Eastern, there is N number of companies that come for hiring. Around 150 companies come. On average, the package offer is 4.5 LPA. The highest package offers is 16 LPA. Around 70% of placements are there every year. I plan to join the Navy. Hope the best.

Overall college is good, but they are taking so much fees and placement is there only in software MNC.

The good thing about the college they make every effort to make the good image of college and the bad remark is that they gave the theory knowledge more than the practical knowledge as I suggested that they will focus more on practical knowledge which is more important in field.

Back in 2014 when I had an offer from NIT (somewhere from North East India) YCCE was 3rd top most college from Nagpur. So rather going to college which is far away from my hometown my father suggested me to join this college as I would be with them. IIT was my dream and as I couldn't clear JEE advance I lost all the hopes and joined average college

The past two years or so have produced perhaps the most rapid changes ever seen in higher education. The “completion agenda” set forth by President Obama and the Lumina Foundation has enabled institutions to focus on the graduation of all students, rather than only those who enter as part of a specific first-time full-time freshman cohort. Concurrently, the introduction of MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses) has generated a substantially increased focus on the potential for degree completion through an online environment. These changes have also generated a significant amount of competitive recruiting, marketing, and advertising in efforts to enroll mostly non-traditional (older, returning adult) students, the consumers of higher education.

It's a wonderful college both faculty and campus wise we have state of the art labs equipments, a very big Library, 2 big play ground and very good canteen. Wifi throughout the campus and it's very near to public transport both metro and bus.

Positive remark is that in such phase where the I dustry is saturated with engineers we are getting good placements and negative point is availability of water many a times we thrive for frinking water we need to get to the mechanical or first year building to get drinking water.