A Balanced College Journey: Learning, Growth, and Campus Life

The course curriculum is good and upto date for normal required standards. The curriculum is practical and does actually prepared us for real world application. The exams are frequently held every 2-3 months.

Placements at my college are moderate. Students become eligible from the 7th semester. A few IT and service-based companies visit, offering roles like developer, analyst, and support engineer. Average packages are modest, with limited offers. I plan to upskill, build projects, and pursue better opportunities after graduation.

The complete fee is around 100000 - 120000, for general category, 50% off that is 52000 for OBC category and 4000-10000 for SC/ST category. The fees don't increase for every year. I will be paying 52000 per year.

My overall campus life experience has been positive. The college conducts an annual cultural fest and a technical fest, usually between January and March, which encourage creativity and teamwork. The library has a good collection of books and journals. Classrooms are equipped with projectors and basic digital facilities. Sports and extracurricular activities are supported, with indoor and outdoor games available. Student-run clubs and portals actively organize events, workshops, and activities, helping students build skills, confidence, and strong social connections.

I applied to several engineering colleges and chose my current one for its balanced academics, reasonable fees, location, and supportive environment. I missed top colleges due to high cutoffs. Admission is via entrance exams after 10+2 PCM through counseling; overall process was smooth and transparent.

The college faculty are good and understanding, well trained and helpful. The exams are conducted by Savitribhai phule pune University and are on moderate level of difficulty. There are appropriate numbers of faculty available.

Nightlife around my college is quiet and student-oriented. Campus facilities like the library, gym, and cafeteria close by evening, and hostels have fixed entry timings. Students relax through late-night talks, movies, or nearby cafés. The area is generally safe, especially in groups.