I chose mithibai solely based on the campus life, exciting college fests and wide array of clubs it offers. However, I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of education. The syllabus is very engaging and you're constantly exposed to things that our countrymen have done for literature, in India and worldwide. I've been exposed to entirely new arenas of literature from other native languages that I never would have known about otherwise. The teachers are genuinely interested in teaching and helping you grow. I did not have to give any specific entrance tests to be admitted to mithibai. It was solely based on my results from 12th grade. So if you're planning on not appearing for CET or if you can't, mithibai's BA is a really good option. Only a few courses like BA and B.Comm can admit you , other courses like BSc, BMS, BFM, require your CET scores. It's best if you score atleast 87% it'll ensure smooth admission into any course you want along with the subjects of your choice.
I chose to pursue English as a major subject and sociology as a minor since the faculty of both the subjects are very well qualified and hold revered positions in their respective fields. The faculty for English is simply amazing with their intense knowledge and constant curiosity to connect everyday lives to literature. Even a lecture at 7 am feels engaging enough thanks to the faculty. It's very difficult to grasp some concepts in literature, for example sonnets, jacobean and Elizabethan dramas, the types of sonnets, etc. The faculty is really helpful and will take the time outside of teaching hours to clear your doubts if you approach them. Their teaching methods go outside the classroom and beyond the blackboard. We constantly have screenings of short films, plays and dramas available on the internet. We have recently scheduled to watch aplay at the NMACC which is being done by the students of mithibai.
Mithibai has a placement cell that takes care of placements. And the opportunities for placements are not limited to last year students. You van apply for smaller internships and sometimes even jobs from first year itself. In some clubs like dllle, it's mandatory to have a 3 month internship in the second year of college. It really pushes you to start building your resume from early on.
I'm currently in my second year of college and my fees in the first year was 500 less than it is in the second year. No scholarships are available for this course specifically since the tuition fee is really cheap as it is. As for sc and st students, while it is easier for them to get admitted to mithibai, the tuition fees for them is not much lower than normal.
If the campus life could be described in one wor, it would be "AMAZING". The number of opportunities, clubs, societies... endless. We have clubs for finance bros, art hos, fashion divas, marketing guys, psychology nerds, what not. The amount of exposure you can get after joining even one of these clubs will really help you with your resume and help you build connections and more importantly, friends for life. A lot of these clubs have smaller fests and carnivals constantly. Everyday in mithibai for the past 2 months, half of the already small campus is decorated with stalls from different businesses and brands. So if you own a small businesses, mithibai carnivals are definitely a spot you do not want to miss. The event of the year is undoubtedly kshitij. And while the management is subpar at best, you make some of your best memories in those days. If you're looking for friends and someplace uou belong, definitely join kshitij, you will not regret it. The pronites are to die for!!!
I haven't reached my placement stage yet but from what I have seen the college doesn't wait until the final year to start preparing students. We have coding sessions, skills building workshops and career guidance from the beginning. Seniors also share their experiences which gives us a better idea of what to expect. I feel the college is helping us build the right foundation for internships and placements. At the same time, I think getting a good job also depends on how much effort we put into improving our own skills. So far I feel I am on the right track
no placement data is present now but many of students are working on their own projects and few are cracked the internships and now currently serving their period on the companies and it's really great opportunities.
The college does have a placement cell. It provides some in campus placements . Rarely 2% students get in campus placements. Rest have to find jobs pn their own. You wi have to do alot of interships and gain practical skills to be placed
Diffrent companies have different criteria, limited companies comes in campus such as bootcoding Pvt.Ltd , and some small companies arrived. Highest package giving by companies is 4 LPA lowest package is 3LPA and average package is 2.5LPA. about 20% of students got placed. Searching a job after my course computation.
The faculty members are supporting but inexperienced the experienced professionals have left the college long time ago. This is one of the old colleges in Pune. The semesters are generally proactive extracurricular activities are less and are given not much priority .
There are the placements are done in the final year of college, You are eligible for the appear in the placements drive you have to score good scores in the semester exams. There are the lowest 3LPA and highest 6LPA packages are offered by the companies like TCS, Infosys, Wipro, BOAT, SBI , Ultra Tech, Mahindra, Capgemini etc. Students have to maintain their SGPA up to 8.0 CGPA.
engineering course curriculum is very old specially for university batch students my batch get admission in 2022 at that our college is not get autonomous status. passing semester exams is little hard in university compare to autonomous batch. faculties teachings methods are very old. And not practical learning provided.
there are lots of mnc company visted college every year, most of companies have there eligiblity criteria is 60% and above overall from 10th, the biggest tech companies like tcs, wipro, accenture, deloitte, infosys, the average package is around 3lpa, every year 50 to 70% students getting placed.
The placements are nice. Majorly Hafiz contractor firm take students. But a lot of firms do come fruit placement. Take interview and hire students. Last year a lot of students got placements based on their portfolios and skills And got salaries ranging from 2,50,000-6,00,000 Annually.
The placement and job opportunities in college is good the MOU's signed by company are good almost 40-50% of college gets placement remaining go for off campus placements there are companies like TCS , Accenture etc