K. K. Wagh College Review

The subjects like Digital Signal Processing, Microcontrollers, Cellular Networks, Electromagnetic Engineering greatly influced me to choose this course. This curriculum provides a solid foundation for real life applications particularly in areas like embedded systems, VLSI technologies and many more. The frequency and timing of the exams is reasonable. Students get enough time to prepare for their midterms, practical oral exams and the final exams.

Not much companies offer interships to the students in our campus. Placements are offered on a large scale in the campus. Students have to look for internships on their own like off campus. In K.K. Wagh, students have to do a six month internship in the 8th semester.

In the 7th semester students become eligible for placements. In E&TC department, students were offered upto 12,00,000 per annum from Bosch and the average packages ranges from 3,00,000 to 4,00,000. The placements happen around July/August every year.

The year-wise fee i pay is 1,38,000 rupees. I also pay 225 rupees for insurance in case something happens to me while I'm in college and i pay for my semester-wise exam fees which ranges from 1300-1800.

The campus offers a vibrant social life with annuals festivals like MAFFICK which is held in the month of January and Telekinesis in the same month. Workshops and hackathons during these events are very engaging. The library is well stocked with a range of books, journals and magazines, digital resources. The classroom are equipped with projecters, smart boards, speakers and a reliable wifi, makinh learning interactive and modern.

I only got a confirmed admission from K. K. Wagh College in all of my rounds also i didnt apply for much other colleges. K. K. Wagh mainly accepts CET scores and even JEE scores. The admission process is quick.

The faculty to student relationship is quite good. The environment is very friendly and free. Uptill now i have liked Prof. Nirmalakumari Kaithi, Prof. Sanjivani Bhabad, Prof. Payal Jadhav and many more. There are two exams per semester. One is the midsems and the other one is the final endsem exam. They're bit tough not too much, if you're prepared well you can clearly clear them. The course is very relevant and helpul.

The gym, cafeterias almost closes at 9pm. The library closes at 7pm. The curfew time for hostels is 8pm for everyone, which limits the late night activites for the students. To hangout there are so many good places. Outside the college they have McDonalds, Pizaa Hut, Domino's and many more such places.