Pros and cons on BVCOEW
Likes
- Campus Life is good. It will be hectic for day scholar as they miss out on campus Life so much.
- Peers make me like everything about the college.
- Faculties provided by college are much promising. Over a year they have improved so much in their infrastructure.
Dislikes
- Attendance for the students. They should make it mandatory but 75 is soo much that how will students manage everything if they are day scholar and trying to learn skill.
Remarks :
Admission is done by JEE/CET entrance exams. Admissions were done by CAP round of MHT-CET according to the cut-off. It goes 94-92%ile for Computer and for IT it's 90 percentile and so on. 3 Cap rounds are held. For cap admission you can checkout State CET cell website or directly go college for enquiry and get admission.
Course Curriculum Overview :
The college vision is- Women empowerment through technical education. The curriculum of my course everyone say is tough. First year curriculum was planned very good. But they should focus on practical knowledge more. As of now in second year i found no difficulty.After admission and induction program is done 1 or 1.5-month units tests are held followed by the Midterm exam. But this year as the curriculum has changed there is no mid-term exam so they might take unit tests for internal marking.
Internships Opportunities :
Zensar, Capgemini, etc are some companies which offers internship to students in the college. They also train students for preparing for training in campus placements. Roles as Developer, Data analytics engineers.
Placement Experience :
Companies start coming in early of 7th semester i.e 4th year of the course. Companies visited like Western union, BNY Mellon,H.P, Amdocs,FIS, Vodafone, Capgemini, etc. In 2023-24, the highest package was of 22lpa of Western union, 10-8lpa by BNY Mellon,FIS, Western union. There are Mentors for T&P which helps students to prepare for their placements. Also encouraging them for Entrepreneurship.
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions :
The fee per year is 1,15000. In my first year of college, I paid. 66000 which is half of the tuition fee and the rest was paid by the govt scholarship. This govt scholarship was for a family income of less than 8 lakh. This year I paid only 14000 which is the development fee of the college rest was paid by govt. as govt announced free education for ppl who have an income of less than 8 lakh. Also, there are many other scholarships offered by colleges such as LPF(LEELA POONAWALA FUNDS), CATALYST, etc. Also, you can go for private scholarships by doing some research.
Campus Life :
You will feel more like school as they have 75% attendance mandatory which is almost in every college. There are official clubs for coding, aptitude, and hr for placement training. The infrastructure is very good. After admission, I thought the infrastructure of the college was not that good. But after visiting another college I've realized that the infrastructure of this college is far better than any college. All facilities of the library, common room to play board games, and sick room facilities have been developed over a year.
Faculty :
Qualification of faculty mostly Ph.D., pursuing PhD and Masters. They have good faculty. I really liked my first year faculty. The curriculum is easy if you study. They are strict but very supportive when you need them.
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Placement Experience :
fir internships one can eligible after 3rd ssem and companies start recuirting april in 3nd year and about placenents it starts in late 3rd year to 4th year google oracle deeshaw erc almost in cse are placed