SAKEC, Mumbai

College being affilated to Mumbai University, has the syllabus of University. This syllabus has 6 modules for every subject and there are 5-6 subjects per semester. Now the University's syllabus is highly retarded. It contains same old subjects which may not have any use in today's world like Engineering Graphics, C programming. But the good thing is college has now become Autonomous, which gives college the independence to frame its own syllabus and exams. Now college promises to make a syllabus that makes the students industry and future ready. But yet no batches have been made Autonomous.

Placements in college are better than average. Recruiters include MNC's like Accenture, Cognizant, Reliance Jio, L&T, Capgemini, Cisco, etc. The average package is Rs. 5 LPA and highest package is Rs.25 LPA.

Thet tution fee for B.Tech Degree is Rs. 150000 per year all included. There are no fee hikes as of now. There are various scholarships by Government and organizations. Also college provides financial aid for economically weaker students. College provides good oppurtunities for employement. The average package is said to be Rs. 5 LPA.

Campus life is vey vibrant. Fests are held every year. These fests include Technical fests, Sports fests, Cultural fests, etc. There are many clubs in college like CSI, IEEE, GDSC. Library is good and well equiped with curicular related and also non related books. Infrastructure of college is very small. It is just a single building with no outdoor space. However a new building is in the process which is being built just near the main campus.

Admission is carried out through CAP Rounds held by State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra. Admission is given on the basis of scores in MHT-CET and JEE Mains exams.Also there are ACAP Rounds on seats remaining vacant after CAP Rounds. Applications for ACAP can be found on College website www.sakec.ac.in . Admission process is not very difficult but also not very easy.

Faculty for first year is really good. They are well qualified, almost everyone is post-graduate and few are Phd's. They are good at teaching and explaining. The faculty to student ratio is 1:63 for first year which may be a negative point. Overall there's not much to complain about the faculty and they are better than average.