PVG's College of Engineering and Technology and G.K. Pate (Wani) Institute of Management Parvati Paytha Pune Answered Questions

Yes, both PVG's College of Engineering and Technology and G.K. Pate Institute of Management offer scholarships to meritorious needy students. At PVG's College, scholarships are based on merit, and the institute also facilitates government schemes for SC/ST/OBC students. Besides, at PVG's College, participation in National/State level scholarship programme exists. G.K. Pate Institute of Management provides merit scholarships to all its students as well as fee concessions to the economically weaker section students. The two institutes guide the students to seek scholarships from State and Central levels.

Yes, both the faculty at PVG's College of Engineering and Technology and G.K. Pate Institute of Management are efficient and experienced. In PVG's College, the professors are well qualified; most of them have their master's degree (M.Tech, PhD), and they are experienced in the industry too. They concentrate on providing quality education and helping students out in theory as well as practical aspects of engineering. Likewise, faculty members of G.K. Pate Institute of Management have expertise in management disciplines and specialize in areas like marketing and finance, human resource, etc. The two institutions emphasize engagement, research, and involvement with the industry which would, most certainly, not leave the students academically poor.  

Yes, both the College of Engineering and Technology at PVG's and G.K. Pate Institute of Management have dedicated placement cells through which students get help during internship and employment placements. At PVG's, the placement cell usually conducts campus recruitment drives besides training for an interview along with maintaining the best relationship with leading companies in engineering and IT. Similarly, G.K. Pate Institute of Management offers placement assistance, preparing management students for corporate placement through workshops and mock interviews and interaction with the industry. The institutes focus on enhancing the employability of students, thus getting them connected to future employers.  

B.E./B.Tech is one of the most sought-after and sound options in PVG's College of Engineering and Technology and G.K. Pate Institute of Management, especially because of academic as well as industry exposures. PVG's College provides several branches of engineering, the latest infrastructure, and faculty personnel with vast experience in technical careers, which provide students with a strong base. G.K. Pate Institute, though primarily a management college, provides enough engineering programs with practical-learned education and mediocre placement support. Both colleges work towards developing practical skills, hands-on project work, and industry internships; hence the graduates are well-equipped for a competitive employment market. So, with this balance between academic intensity and industry exposure, B.E./B.Tech becomes a bright option at both of these colleges.

Candidates can enroll into PVG's College of Engineering and Technology and G.K. Pate Institute of Management for B.E./B.Tech by fulfilling the eligibility criteria that is passing 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. Then again, the admission is being rendered on the basis of performance in entrance exams such as MHT CET (Maharashtra CET) or JEE Main. Then after getting qualified for the entrance exams, candidates are supposed to be present at the counseling process which is done by the respective exam conducting authority. Management quota seats are further available for students who look for direct admission into the college. In fact, all procedures regarding direct admission along with dates and documents required can be accessed through the official college websites.  

PGV's College of Engineering and Technology ranks typically in Tier 2. Established in 1985, it is affiliated to Savitribai Phule Pune University, which imparts undergraduate and postgraduate education in the stream, it provides B.Tech and MBA. The placements are quite good, especially for quality education in engineering disciplines, but Tier 1 status is quite a distance away. The college, therefore, focuses on experience-based learning and relationships within the real world, which further attracts students looking for effective grounding in engineering as well as management.

Here are some job opportunities after an M.Tech.:Computer security- Design and test systems to make sure they are safe from attacksTeaching- A rewarding option for those who are passionate about academics and researchConservation architect- Responsible for restoring and conserving buildings or monuments that have historic valueBioinformatics engineer- Build software tool methods to understand biological data using computer technical skillsGeotechnical engineer- Examine and analyze soil and rock conditions to determine the stability and sustainability of a proposed structure, building, or mining siteMTech Biotechnology- Get job opportunities in technology, medicine, engineering, and other fields that work with bioproducts 

It has one of the most respected 2-year programs for MBA, mainly based on good faculty and curriculum. The college is AICTE-approved and is affiliated with Savitribai Phule Pune University. Even the cut-off in 2024 was as low as 41.74, thereby being open for many candidates. Average placement packages lie in the range of 6-7 LPA, but the college gives much importance to practical learning through industrial visits and internships. Experienced faculties coupled with a friendly environment help in polishing the students and making them more employable in sectors.

The college offers many specialization courses. With the most impressive placement record and industry relevance, Computer Engineering remains one of the best courses in PVG's College of Engineering and Technology. Here, almost 100% of placements are achieved with average salaries of about INR 5-6 LPA. The college also offers specialization courses like Artificial Intelligence and Data Science that follow the current trend of technology. Other branches include Electrical and Mechanical Engineering. While they do offer good placement rates, these are still not as high as Computer Engineering.

The cut-off details at PVG's College of Engineering and Technology for the MBA program are still relatively competitive ones going into 2023. Closing scores for the General Home State category stood at 25.25 in the first round which dipped down to 3.87 at the end. It was 34.83 and 1.33 in the General All India category, respectively. The admissions to the college are taken based on scores generated through MAH CET. The minimum mark for a bachelor's degree is 50%. The college also offers several specializations under its MBA course.