Vishwakarma College of Information Technology

Here is a small comparison of the Dr. D. Y. Patil Institute of Engineering Management and Research and the Vishwakarma Institute of Information Technology (VIIT):
B.Tech. In Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering from VIIT:
Course fees: Total tuition fees for this course are around INR 6.40 Lacs, excluding hostel fees of 60,000. Curriculum: Seats available for this course are 180. Since it is an autonomous college, the course curriculum is frequently revised to meet industry standards. The faculty have more than 8 years of teaching experience. Placement: Students are prepared with course curriculum to meet industry demand, allowing them to be ready for placement by their final years. You can get jobs in top companies like Tata Elxsi, Avaya, and Bajaj Auto. Also, you may receive a salary package as high as 25 LPA if you performed well in your batch and placement process. B.E. In Computer Engineering from DYPIEMR, Akurdi
Course fees: The total fees for this college are around 3.55 Lacs. There are about 120 seats available for this course, which is less than VIIT. Curriculum: The syllabus is according to Savitribai Phule Pune University norms. The faculty has a doctorate degree and teaches in a student-friendly manner. Placement: The college placement rate has been close to 100 percent. Top companies like Infosys, Virtusa, and TCS come for the recruitment process at campus placement. You can get a salary package up to 12.5 LPA. The average salary package is around 5 LPA. Based on information given by you, you have more chances to get admission in VIIT.

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.