College of Engineering Pune Shivaji Nagar Answered Questions

Hi Dear,
COEP and VJTI both are very old colleges in India and in Asia as well. These two colleges are the best for B.Tech in computer engineering. In terms of placements, it is all well as highly reputed companies come to both of these colleges. For B.Tech, many people say that COEP is good because it is situated in Pune and now a days, Pune is a developing IT sector. Most of the IT companies are situated here in Pune. COEP has a great opportunity for further studies. Placement from this college is as good as the IITs. Campus of this college is also good and hostel for boys and girls as well. The great thing about COEP is its academic education which is the best in this college. It has very good experienced faculty members which are very highly educated. For placement, both of these are the best but I think, it is little bit better in VJTI than COEP. But, the hostel condition and infrastructure of VJTI is not that much good as compared to COEP. Mostly, computer Science branch get the maximum salary than the any other branches of engineering. All the very best.

Hi dear,
COEP was established in 1854 and VJTI was established in 1887. Both are the oldest institutes in Asia. Both are government. Autonomous institutes. Course format and material are almost the same. Marginal difference is there in the syllabus. The campus of COEP is bigger and more advanced as compared to VJTI. More facilities and hostel available both for boys and girls. VJTI being in heart of Mumbai city, there is a shortage of hostel, which is being worked upon. In terms of infra, COEP is superior. Placement statistics are very much satisfactory in both colleges I. e. almost 100% in all the branches. It will always be suggested to opt for COEP and keep VJTI as a second option as suggested by me being a VJTIan myself. Suggested this through my personal experience.

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Hi Dear,
It's like comparing an Apple tree with a mango tree. VJTI has B.Tech electronics and telecommunication course and CoEP has electrical engineering course as well. Coming to college comparison, VJTI and CoEP both have great study centered ambiance to provide. Can go for wherever you would like to stay, Mumbai or Pune. Also according to the cutoff which ever will be most likely to get admission in.

COEP and VJTI both are very old colleges in India and in Asia as well. These two colleges are the best for B.Tech in computer engineering. In terms of placements, it is all well as highly reputed companies come to both of these colleges.
For B.Tech, many people say that COEP is good because it is situated in Pune and now a days, Pune is a developing IT sector. Most of the IT companies are situated here in Pune.
COEP has a great opportunity for further studies.
Placement from this college is as good as the IITs. Campus of this college is also good and hostel for boys and girls as well.
The great thing about COEP is its academic education which is the best in this college. It has very good experienced faculties which are very highly educated.
For placement, both of these are the best but I think, it is little bit better in VJTI than COEP.
But, the hostel condition and infrastructure of VJTI is not that much good as compared to COEP. Mostly, computer science branch gets better salary than any other branches of engineering.

Hello Sanjana,
It's nice to know that you are already thinking of continuing your education by seeking Admission under a lateral admission mode in COEP in information technology. It is good to know the cutoffs of previous years but if you ask me, they have only limited usefulness. This is because this changes from year to year in the same branch in the same college. This is so since the admissions under a lateral mode in Maharashtra are based on the results of Diploma and the marks obtained in diploma vary from year to year. In addition to this, the student preference changes and this causes a shift in the priority and consequent enhancement of cutoffs in that particular branch in that particular year. Be that as it may but what can be definitely said is that the cutoffs in COEP will definitely be above 90% Hence my advice to you will be to study well in your Diploma and aim to get at least 95% marks to be sure of your admission in your desired college.
Best wishes to you.

Dear Vinay,
College of Engineering Pune cutoff for Mechanical Engineering is:-
Open :- 95.69 %. Ladies Open :- 93.06 %
OBC :- 93.31 % Ladies OBC :- 91.47 %
SC :- 92.69% Ladies SC :- 89.48 %
ST :- 85.63 % Ladies ST :- 79.08%
Hope this helps you!
Thanks.

COEP and VJTI both are very old colleges in India and in Asia as well. These two colleges are the best for B.Tech in computer engineering. In terms of placements, it is all well as highly reputed companies come to both of these colleges. For B.Tech, many people say that COEP is good because it is situated in Pune and now a days, Pune is a developing IT sector. Most of the IT companies are situated here in Pune. COEP has a great opportunity for further studies. Placement from this college is as good as the IITs. Campus of this college is also good and hostel for boys and girls as well. The great thing about COEP is its academic education which is the best in this college. It has very good experienced faculty members which are very highly educated. For placement, both of these are the best but I think, it is little bit better in VJTI than COEP. But, the hostel condition and infrastructure of VJTI is not that much good as compared to COEP. Mostly, computer Science branch get the maximum salary than any other branches of engineering.