Cummins College of Engineering for Women Pune Karve Nagar Answered Questions

Cummins College of Engineering for Women, Pune offers Degree courses including 7 UG and 5 PG courses. These programs are offerred in Full Time mode. Cummins College of Engineering for Women, Pune has specializations such as B.Tech specializations in Computer Science Engineering, Instrumentation Technology, Electronics & Communication Engineering, Information Technology, Mechanical Engineering, M.E./M.Tech specializations in Electronics Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Instrumentation Technology, Electronics & Communication Engineering.

No, you cannot get admission into Cummins College Pune for CSE/IT with AJEE Mains score of 83 percentile and a rank of 43,000 in the OBC NCL category. The minimum eligibility criteria for admission into Cummins College Pune for CSE/IT is 90 percentile in JEE Mains.

Hii, Firstly I want to say you that you have a good score in JEE Mains and you should focus on 2nd season and get a good rank also. This is basically for girls but you can get much better college than this Admission in this college is based on Maharashtra government based exam named MHT CET. But in my suggestion you have a good rank and get a good college Much better than this. Just you need to do is focus on JEE 2nd season and best of luck you will get a good college and a better one.

As a current student of Cummins College, I think the college is quite good. With the newly established academic autonomy, I agree, they are experimenting different methods on us, because of which, we also do not always get the best grades; but guess what. We get to learn a lot of new stuff We do not really have fixed textbooks and not everything in the tests is out of a particular book. We have to find books and answers, compile our notes and then write the paper. In this process, we end up learning a lot of new and interesting stuff I don't like every subject that I study, but because of the continuous assessment pattern and encouragement of self study, I, at least, like most of them. We have very interesting practical projects and assignments and we thoroughly enjoy most of our lab sessions. Since we are the first batch of the autonomy, it goes unsaid that we are the official guinea pigs, and we do not like it. We do not. But then, we say so. We write honest feedback and get the particular thing altered by the next time. Sometimes we feel that the staff is not ready for autonomy as they struggle just as much as we do, but, it is not a deal breaker.