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The college is an overall very good college, the students are nice, the place is green, it has all its labs and functioning properly, it's a big college with good faculty teaching. It contains a lot of extracurricular activities etc.

The course curriculum is quite wide divided over 8 semesters containing 5 theory subjects in each semester. Also, every 6 semesters contain practicals. Assignments, projects, mini-projects, seminars, presentations, thesis, majors, minors, exams every semester.

My college has a high placement record. Each year many companies come and hire many students according to their needs. There is also proper guidance for us to crack the interviews. Yes, my college provides internships, but I didn't do it.

Sinhgad carnival, Tectonic, Sinhgad karankak, And many more cultural and technical events are held by communities such as ACE and E-Cell. Many students from other colleges also come to attend these events.

The fee structure is not too expensive, not too less. It hangs in between. You don't have to take a large amount of loan to join this college. It is a moderately feasible college and quite a full-in-the-money.

Many students opt for scholarships and free ships based on their caste and annual income. EBC for open students, free ships for students from SC, ST, OBC caste. Also, scholarships are provided for hostels.

They are quite good. Nothing to complain about. There is not much of a sport, but extracurricular activities such as industrial visits and karankak are quite a gift to the eyes. We get an EDM night every year where a renowned DJ plays.

Hostels are quite big and large with around 100 rooms in one hostel. Each room accompanies 4 persons with given facilities such as hot water, 24 hours electricity, wifi, cleaning dah today, etc. It's quite spacious and large.

The alumni are of no help. They never visit the college after they have passed out. But the seniors are of good help. They tell us which teacher to concentrate on more, who can be cruel during submissions etc.

Cap allotment through the MAH-CET exam. I had to go to the facilitation centre first, then ARC centre, then I selected the college from the DTE website, where I froze my option. Then I visited my college, paid my fees, and joined the college.

The faculty is a friendly and fun-loving one. You get to ask your doubts there and there it gets cleared. You can be frank with your teachers and you don't need to be depressed to talk to them. Your teacher guardian is responsible for your yearly growth.