In selecting my college for the School of Environment and Architecture, I considered various factors. The college's reputable faculty, diverse courses, and emphasis on practical learning were key influencers. The admission process involved a written test focusing on architectural concepts, followed by a group discussion on current environmental issues. The interview assessed both my academic background and passion for architecture.
The teaching methods were effective, with a mix of lectures, hands-on projects, and site visits. Faculty qualifications were commendable, often holding advanced degrees and extensive industry experience. Term exams were conducted punctually, striking a balance between challenging assessments and practical application of concepts. While the fees were reasonable initially, the fee hike policy was transparent, and financial assistance options were available. Besides Government scholarships, the college also offered scholarships based on academic merit and need, providing valuable support to deserving students pursuing their passion for architecture and environmental studies.
The highest package offered was impressive, with an average package reflecting the competitive industry standards. A significant percentage of students secure placements annually, showcasing the program's effectiveness in enhancing employability. After completing the degree, my plans involve gaining practical experience through internships and contributing to sustainable design projects. Long-term, I aspire to establish myself in the field of environmental architecture, potentially starting my own practice focused on eco-friendly and innovative designs.
Campus life is vibrant, with a rich social scene and diverse extracurricular activities. Various clubs cater to different interests, fostering a sense of community. The annual 'EcoDesign Fest' in November showcases innovative projects, while the 'Archifest' in March celebrates architectural creativity. The campus library is well-stocked with a vast collection of books and journals, supporting academic research. Classrooms are equipped with modern amenities, including audio-visual facilities for interactive learning.
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