Pune

Pimpri Chinchwad College of Engineering (PCCOE), Pune boasts of an amazing placement record. Not only do they get the information technology companies such as Accenture, Cognizant, Wipro Technologies and Capegemini, but also automotive companies such as Audi, Mahindra, Bajaj, Honda, Mercedes, and many more. They even have a really good off campus record, and students have been recruited in good numbers by the Indian Navy too. Around 90% of the students who are eligible for placements get really good offers in all these companies.
The average starting salary rangers from 4 lakhs to 8 lakhs per annum. The highest salary here has gone up to as much as 36 lakh rupees per annum. Therefore, this college has been really good as far as placements are concerned, and it looks to stay this way, with Pune having witnessed a recent growth in the number of industries setting up offices there. It is one of the best options you can have. Admission to this college is done through the MHT-CET. Do let us know if there's anything else we can help you with.
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First of all, let me make it clear to my fellow students that VIT, Pune is indeed Vishwakarma Institute of Technology and not Vellore Institute of Technology. Now coming to the question, both of these colleges are pretty good in terms of the quality of education they provide. Pune Institute of Computer Technology (PICT) was specially founded for imparting education in computer science and IT. It provides only three courses in B.Tech which are computer engineering, electronics and telecommunication and information technology while VIT provides degrees in almost all conventional branches. Talking about academics, PICT has an edge when it comes to CSE and IT. I have some friends pursuing IT there who confirmed upon this. The quality of education is pretty good. VIT also is a well-reputed college and has a high demand for CSE and IT. Apart from that, VIT is known for its extra curricular activities and campus life as such. I would suggest going through the syllabus of both the colleges and taking into consideration factors like location, campus, and future goals before making a decision. Best of luck!