There were no written tests for the college itself rather we had to take a national test called NATA if we wanna get enrolled for our bachelor's in architecture from any college in any city/state. I prepared for the exam by joining a tuition class which helped me score good marks for the exam. Cut off for my college is pretty low so you can get in very easily. You just have to pass the exam that’s all.
I chose this course as it was a childhood dream of mine to become an architect. The faculty here is pretty good when it comes to teaching and resolving the doubts of students. The exams and midterms are also pretty well and easy you just have to refer to the notes that the teacher gives you that’s all architecture needs consistency that’s all that matters if you’re consistent in your studies you don’t even need the notes you’ll just pass based on your sole knowledge and the teaching methods are also very prominent when it comes to better learning and evaluation. They can adjust their methods as per our understanding. The course curriculum for our university is pretty decent and informative we learn a lot each year and every semester feels like we’ve upgraded to something different which is a good sign sign that you’re evolving and that’s what matters when it comes to quality education.
There are no placements in our field. Any architecture college will provide you with an internship, before coming to this field consider this, as many people think it’s relevant for colleges to provide placements but that’s just unreal in our field, we have to get out there in our own in the real world, search for work depending upon our credibility and level and you need a good score after you graduate from the college as it matters very much when you go for masters, especially in a different country, these things play a crucial role and our college helps during those processes but as for placements, you just have to look for them yourself.
So, the total yearly fee for the open category is? 1,30,000 but if you’re taking admission from another category say OBC you get a fee reduction as per as criteria you only have to pay 65,000 as a yearly fee and if you’re under a minority category like me, for example, SC/ST you don’t have to pay anything, you get a scholarship from the government from which you have to pay the total amount to the college as fees and we get a lil something extra in our scholarship money included just as a benefit of coming in the category. There’s also SWADHAR from the SC category where you get an additional? 65,000 yearly for financially not well students that way the fee is pretty manageable if you’re not taking admission from the OPEN category otherwise you just have to pay the full fee as it is.
Life at the campus is pretty decent as we don’t go hang around the campus much because we don’t have that much leisure time we’re pretty busy with our work and classes but there’s good space for parking, canteen areas, and many other cool facilities and help centers you can go to, there are trees everywhere and we do have a good landscape. Infrastructure is very good we have a separate building for engineering and architecture and our building is very well constructed.
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