DPU Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

college placements start from the 7th semester. the companies visited were mahindra and mahindra, finacplus, artiset with good package and 80% students get placed in the college also my plans after the degree are to get a secure job

Biotechnology course is all about research oriented, it is developing field in India, so that's the reason I choose biotechnology, teachers are all PhD educated, teachers are teach all practical knowledge

The course curriculum was good and the labs are also good there. The teaching staff is too supportive and help the students as much as they need. The course content all the subject which are essential for the fields. The lab have most of the instruments that the students need to practice.

After 6th semester the students are eligible for campus placement. All IT companies are visited to our campus. Mostly 75 percent of students get good placements. The percentage of getting placement is continuously increasing.

The placement of Dr. D. Y. Patil Institute of Technology is very good. The average package is 5-7 Lakh per annum, and the highest package is 70 lakhs per annum. Many students got selected by Amazon, Microsoft, Infosys, etc.

The placement is best here as approx 90-100 companies visit the campus and students are eligible from there 7 semesters for the placement the avg package for cse is 8-9 lac and also 80% of students get placed here.

Good aspects: curriculum and syllabus offered is better than other colleges. Annual events are conducted. Friendly environment. Bad aspects: lack of equipment or reagents for experiments. College is located on the highway where there are no shops near by. Admission can be done by entrance test for other exams or by their own exam. Admission can be done online. College provides a course 'medical biotechnology' that is unavailable elsewhere. College was found by word of mouth and visiting their website.

The students become eligible to get placed in their 4th year. There are some great companies coming by to recruit the students. The overall packages are pretty fine. There are like 10 to 15 students getting placed every year. I wish to work after I graduate and then prepare myself for masters.

I do not have idea about the current situation, but back in 2010, the placement unit was in the birth stage and offered limited placement opportunities.

It's quite clear that the training and placement cell is struggling to invite technically oriented companies. But they're doing quite well in judging the market conditions. They are quite actively looking for every opportunity that they can provide for their students.