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Shloka Shetty 
B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering - Batch of 2027
3.2
3Placements3Infrastructure4Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money
It's all about how much efforts you take. But the issue can be attendance as it's 80% compulsory.
Placements: The average package is 6-7 lacs, but the best package is 50 lacs. To get the best package, you need to be recommended by a university professor and the recruitment team. However, the guy who got the best package said he got it through an off-campus placement.
Infrastructure: The management of the college and hostels is really bad. The only thing people like about this college is the beauty of the campus. It is indeed beautiful, and there is a nice café called Encave with three branches throughout the college, one main canteen, and one in the computer science building.
Faculty: The teachers are nice and provide study material, but don't expect too much from them. We are in college, so our saviour is going to be YouTube videos and friends who send us past questions at the last minute. We will get used to it and will eventually do well.
Other: The college crowd and campus are very aesthetically pleasing. You can probably guess that the students are GenZ, and you'll have to experience their traits. But you'll also find your own good people of your choice and liking. In the end, it's all luck and destiny.
Reviewed on 22 Nov 2024Read More
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Aadrika Mishra
B.Com. in International Accounting and Finance - Batch of 2027
5
5Placements5Infrastructure5Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money
It is a college shaping your career and your personality. I would never regret this decision.
Placements: The highest package has gone up to 13 LPA while the lowest starts from 3 LPA. 35% of students have been placed in the first round itself. We are offered the role of risk analyst. Finance-related jobs and marketing-related there as well. The placements are good here.
Infrastructure: The library and labs are fully equipped with everything a student needs. There is a hospital for all the medical emergencies. Hostels are also good. Students are also engaged in sports and activities as well apart from academics.
Faculty: The teachers are professional in their respective fields and provide a friendly environment for students. They are qualified enough and experts in their domain. The percentage of passing is 40%. Exams are also manageable. Students are prepared according to the curriculum.
Reviewed on 22 Nov 2024Read More
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Jay Bothra
B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering - Batch of 2028
3
3Placements3Infrastructure3Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money
Good infrastructure, average placement and high fees.
Placements: I was placed at Infosys with a package of 7.5 lacs. The highest package was 50 lacs. TCS also recruited students from my college. About 60% of the students got internships, and some students even got a chance to study abroad for a few days.
Infrastructure: There were no sports facilities on campus and no wifi for students. The campus has a very big ground, but it is only used for events. The campus has many trees and is not that big, but it is ok. There is an interdepartmental sports competition each year, and there is an esports club too.
Faculty: The teachers are good and they make sure that the students are industry ready. The semester exams are not that difficult, and the lab and tutorials are also not that difficult. If we attend all the lectures, the teachers will give us full marks. There is an 80% attendance criterion for the exams.
Other: I chose this college because I had an interest in coding. The college offers a variety of events throughout the year, which helps keep things interesting.
Reviewed on 16 Oct 2024Read More
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Anish Kadam
M.Sc. in Blockchain Technology - Batch of 2024
1.2
1Placements2Infrastructure1Faculty1Crowd & Campus Life1Value for Money
Extortion in college and education not up to date or standard for a M.Sc. Course.
Placements: The only blockchain company that came hire for intern project manager and content writers. There is a app superset in which 5000 plus students apply for jobs by the college. There weren't any jobs relevant to blockchain and weren't more than 50-60 jobs in a year for which the blockchain class is eligible for only 12 of em and they weren't relevant or weren't even in the IT sector.
Infrastructure: Good infrastructure but we were'nt even assigned a lab nor we had faculty to teach blockchain in our first year. Ours was the first batch ever to pass out of MIT WPU of M.Sc. Blockchain and teaching wasn't relevant neither good and we didnt even have a teacher who's deeply knowledgeable about blockchain. The teachers we were assigned had their specialty in some other field and were forced to teach us blockchain, Teachers aren't at fault but the college administration who are downright inefficient, sub par and don't give a damn about quality education.
Faculty: Course cirrucullum is as basic and irrelevant as it can be. You can watch youtube Video for a week on Solidity basics, blockchain fundamentals, Mining, Digital Forensics (a subject irrelevant to blockchain with wireshark and stuff), cloud computing (irrelevant), DSA, YOGA and be done with 90 percent of the course.
Other: This college likes to extort money from the students. Mine was a two year Course, Fee structure was changed mid education and was inadequetly communicate, I unknowingly paid my feels for the second year according to my first years structure, and also collected my reciepts from college the very Next day (they never informed that I had paid inncorectly) and cleared my entire feels within 90 days according to the guidelines, I wasn't late for any payments. Despite this, I had 54k in late feels, which with my repeated complain was reduced to 35k then 27k and 23k. College policy clearly states late feels is 250 rs per day for 30 days which is 7500 rs max. When pointed this out to registar's office, I am verbally informed this 250rs per day until the feels is paid which is paid within 90 days. I was First informed of such dues in jan 2024 which is 150 days after the payment of my feels which feels malicious allowing late fee to acculumate without any communication to the student and then informing when the late fee has acculumalated to a very large sum. Now until I pay this 23k I won't recieve my degree. And the policy clearly states is 250rs perday till 30 days. Thanks Rahul and Vishwanath kharad and registar for running this extortion racket for the students.
Reviewed on 22 Nov 2024Read More
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Shravan Shelke
B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering - Batch of 2027
4.6
4Placements5Infrastructure4Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money
Great Placements, Strong Infrastructure & Supportive Faculty.
Placements: Our college's B.Tech ECE program admits 180 students, offering strong placement opportunities with top recruiters like Microsoft, Oyo, GitHub, and Wipro, etc. Internships are mandatory in the 3rd and 4th years, ensuring students gain valuable experience.
Infrastructure: The college infrastructure is excellent. The fully air-conditioned library spans five floors, with three dedicated to books for reading and borrowing. Labs are well-equipped. Hostels provide bus transport, Wi-Fi, a gym, and more. The mess food is average.
Faculty: End-term exams are challenging, and some subjects lack PPTs, though teachers are helpful and friendly. Essential tools, like calculators, are mandatory. Labs, including EGR, are well-equipped, ensuring students have access to all necessary resources.
Other: The college offers great events. It has a ragging-free environment with over 300 tech and non-tech clubs for diverse extracurricular activities, so you can learn and engage fully.
Reviewed on 2 Nov 2024Read More
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Amit
BCA in Science - Batch of 2025
3.2
4Placements2Infrastructure3Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life2Value for Money
Absolutely dissatisfied because of management .
Placements: Percentage they are saying is 70 to 80% but I don't think so. After it gets private there is no as such goodness in college. There are so many companies are there which visits college but lack of internships project and all they don't hire that much students. If you are going to this college don't be dependent on college. You haveto do it by yourself.
Infrastructure: We are facing so many problems because lack of available labs and classroom. There is no good management at all. We are tired of walking from this classroom to this after every hour. I don't recommend this college to anyone. It is just the college who is taking much money from you because of name only nothing else.
Faculty: Teaching qualities are good faculty members are also good but because of lack of management everything is just very hectic and everyone is *** of even professors are *** of because of management and rules. Nothing is good in this college so please don't spend your so much money because of the name only.
Other: So previously this college comes under Pune University and it is very good at that time my brother passed out from this college and he recommended this college to me but no it's the private college their goal is to just earn money and money only nothing else.
Reviewed on 22 Sep 2024Read More
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The latest cutoff for the B.Pharma programme at the Faculty of Pharmacy, MIT WPU, is as follows:
Round 1 Cutoff Rank: 11,341
Round 2 Cutoff Rank: 17,662
These ranks are based on entrance exams such as NEET, MHT-CET, or PERA for the 2024 admission cycle. The programme has a total seat capacity of 100 an
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Thanjavuru Sumanth
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Answered 3 days ago
M.Pharma placements at the Faculty of Pharmacy, MIT World Peace University (WPU), are relatively good on average. The average package received by M.Pharma pass-outs is around ?4.5 LPA and the highest package goes up to ?8 LPA. Graduate students get placed in a number of top companies: Sun Pharma, Lu
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Thanjavuru Sumanth
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Answered a week ago
The best courses offered by the School of Design at MIT World Peace University (WPU) have a variety of art forms such as B.Des in Fashion and Apparel Design, Product Design, User Experience Design, and Visual Communication Design So this first course focuses on creativity, highly values? innovation
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Mohmmed Zuned Chouhan
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Answered a month ago
MIT-WPU MBA tuition fee range from INR 9.4 Lacs to INR 16.3 lakh. The total fee include multiple components, such as caution money, tuition fee, etc. It must be noted that the mentioned fee is as per the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to changes and hence, is indicative.
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Manori Sahni
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Answered a month ago
The average package for M.Pharma students at the Faculty of Pharmacy, MIT World Peace University (WPU), is approximately 4.5 LPA (Lakhs per Annum). The placements have shown positive trends, with many students being successfully placed in various pharmaceutical companies and related sectors.
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