Thakur Polytechnic

If you do not have financial issues, the college life is really cool. Anyone can pass out and secure placement for himself with average efforts.
If financial issues are there, then instead of paying the huge fees go for Rizvi Atharva college which are comparatively affordable in terms of yearly fee structure. (Thakurs fees is more than any other college,but facilities and placement cell takes encouraging efforts for the aspirants).
My opinion for the aspirants with financial problems -
If you are able to get admission using the TFWS scheme/ Caste related offers it's the best option, else never depend on the loans and repaying back option as the IT industry market is becoming very risky due to lots of things getting automated and the job seekers will face challenges for sure and the survival of the existing laborers is also not that cool due to the Artificial Intelligence algorithms taking away the routine jobs which freshers used to chill for the initial 2years. The fee structure of engineering colleges also increases every year. So, let the passionate guys pursue and take the risk / challenges. Alternative - is to build a career with distinctive scores in BSc.It, etc short period courses and look for a job/freelance your skills join a start up to prove your expertise in any particular skill.

Hello Omkar,
Thakur Polytechnic which is located in the suburb of Kandivali in Mumbai is a private institution and is affiliated to the Government of Maharashtra for giving out Diploma after the completion of studies. However, the college is not showing any information about less fees charged to different sections of the students like OBC, etc. on their webpage. I am attaching a link of this Institute with all the information like telephone numbers and email IDs, etc. I think you should ask some specific questions to the institute about your requirements and I am sure they will help to the extent feasible by them.
http://www.tpolymumbai.in/index.html

Hello Naveen,
Shifting college after getting admission is almost next to impossible in today's world. This is so since admission is a long drawn process spread over many rounds and in each round the student is given choice to select his college. Of course it's a different matter that the student will get only that Institute which will be available for his rank in the entrance exam. As a result of this, to change Institute becomes very tough particularly so you want to shift from a private college to a government college. Because private college feels that they are losing money by allowing a student to quit and go to different Institute. Perhaps if you offer them full payment of the remaining term then they may allow you to bid for transfer but then there should be vacancy in your intended Government Polytechnic, then only you will get admission there. But, all in all I will recommend you not to go for this route and continue your Diploma in the present institution.