My WIT story

One of the best things about choosing mechanical engineering at this college was the availability of workshops and 3D printing labs. There are some areas for improvement such as some faculties cannot make proper use of technology (they just read it from ppt) and also need to improve their interpersonal skills. Exams were conducted regularly and it was moderate-level difficulty.

There were no such hikes in tuition fees and it was constant overall. They also charge a development fee which is around 12000-13000. All government-aided scholarships are provided in the college as well as for hostels. Good companies and some MNCs visit the campus such as Atlas Copco Gecia and Faurecia.

There was a fest named "Atharva" held every year in the period of April/May and it was held for only 1 day which we as students didn't like it much as it should have been at least 3-4 days The Library was well organized and facilitated with a number of books and papers and we can visit it from Monday to Saturday Projectors are provided in each class. There were no extracurricular activities provided by the college and even sports were also restricted to the event "Strokes" only.

Eligibility of the course totally depends upon your MHT-CET score and it is done through the regular practice of CAP rounds. All details regarding this are available on the college's website. There were regular practice exams conducted every month and it was moderate level difficult.

I guess there is 1:25 faculty ratio and sometimes the learning experience is good while sometimes it's bad and it totally depends upon the factor that which faculty you are talking to Some of the faculties are well educated with doctorate degree Approachable faculty