Challenging but still sober.

The college has a whole lot to improve. Right from working on its faculty, labs and providing that wholesome experience for an individual in what is considered the last leg of education, a last opportunity as an organization to influence and shape one's attitude and aptitude. And also work towards generating a good raport and relationships with organization by taking into the current market trends and tailoring the curriculum and make the students marker-ready. Thus increasing the chances of placements.

Since I finished my graduation from Karnataka I had little time to appear for entrance tests in Pune. And this was the only one available at that point in time. I kind of scored around 90% in the tests.

Course curriculum was excellent except for functional ones. Though the course was titled with Management it was weak in management concepts but what it lacked in Management it kind of compensated on software and network topics.

I was offered a project as part of my last year assignment at NIC (National Institute of Computer) a govt run organisation. I was involved in making a software for Solapur Water Billing system. It was no internship per say so no stipend. But I was employed immediate after my final year.

We had placements only for MBA students and not for MCM. But I took the initiative along with few other peers and approached various companies in Mumbai, Pune and Chennai. Well, from zero placements we had atleast one company turn up that year for placments.

We had an annual cultural event that involved all the streams in the college including MBA and the other streams. It involved dance, games, cricket, chess and various other competitions.

Fee structure was pretty reasonable it was INR 60,000 for each year. Unfortunately since I was from a different state in terms of my graduation I had to pay double the amount.

There was no scholarship or loan facility offered by the college. It would have been great if there was none since I know there were students from difficult background.

The only thing that was good was the debates and the tech competitions. How I wish there were more to than just technical and management topics to work on. Robotics would have been a good addition.

The college had no support for hostel or mess. In fact till the time I was in college there was no mess or canteen either.

The alumnus is strong and right now the alumnus has taken to social media and we have a page in FB where each one contributes their ideas. Since I am far away from Pune, I am unable to attend any of the alumni meet but I am well connected with the alumnus.

We had exams almost bi-monthly. Exams and labs were not exhaustive for me since I enjoyed the labs. Moreover having a software background in my graduation I didn't find it hard to cope with the syllabus.

Not all that great. Frankly speaking most of the learning was done by reading different books and less from the faculty. Thankfully the faculty for the software division was at least keen and showed more interest on our grooming up than the others.