Rmcet review

It is good college but can be better by providing better living conditions and has to work a lot on providing good food in mess.

The curriculum is based on the mechanical engineering as per the mumbai University. The in depth knowledge on automobile engineering is provided in the last year only. Apart from that the first 3 years is same as mechanical engineering. Industrial visits are organised in some good relevant factories.

None. No companies has visited during our 4 year tenure. Placement is very bad. Rarely any students are placed.

Many technical & cultural festivals were celebrated like aarohan, navratri. Many gaming sessions were organised like counter strike, nfs and much more. Intercollege events were also organised but not much. Navtratri is the grandest festival celebrated here for whole 9 days.

The fees is moderate if we compare to the other engineering college say around 50k per year. The hotel cost is also moderate at around 10k per year which has 3 person as sharing within a small room. The fees can be paid in mostly cash, cheque. No card payment is still available.

College doesn't provide any scholarships on merit. It just gives fees concession on basis of caste.

Campus Life is fun if u stay in hostel. Lots of enjoyment with your hostel buddies. College has huge football ground, basketball ground and volleyball court. It has a small gym which can be used free of cost. Robotics and debate accours once a year and have very little techincal background.

They usually go out and never contact with other students. All the students are on there own.

1 out of the 3 colleges In mumbai University for automobile engineering. Got admission via MH-CET. The procedure is same as for all the Engineering admission taken in Maharashtra. It is after the 12th std that we have to take a CET test and then take admission.

The lectures are very new to the field and have minimum to zero knowledge of the field as they have graduated from the same college and joined as a lecturer in the same college. Very few lecturers have industry experience and have worked there and came to college.