What are the job opportunities after doing B.Tech from Government College of Engineering and Research, Avasari?
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Considering the experiences of former students of the college, the placement opportunites in this college are very slim. Only a few companies visit this college and provide On-Campus Placement opportunities. These companies are also new in their respective fields and haven't added much to their namesake. Only a small number of students get jobs in these placements and are offered very low packages on an average of 2-2.5 LPA. So to conclude Placement is certainly a major issue in this college.
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The overall rating for the college considering the faculty performance, fee structure, value for money, placements and other opportunites as provided by former and current students of this college is 4.1 out of 5. The most praised feature of the college being its faculty members who are talented and have a good relationship with the students. A huge drawback about the college is its placement opportunities.
No, the Government College of Engineering and Research, Avasari does not provide 100% Placements. Around 50-60 per cent of students get placed. This has been evident by looking at the student reviews on the Shiksha website. If you are considering this institute, you are suggested to go through the reviews in detail on the Shiksha website itself.
There are around 60 vacancies in the B.Tech programme of Mechanical Engineering in Government College of Engineering and Research, Avasari, annually. The programme is recognised by AICTE and is affiliated to Savitribai Phule Pune University. Admission is made through the MHT CET entry test. The total fee for this course is INR 60 K.
First you have to take the MHT CET exam, a state-level entrance examination conducted by the Maharashtra State Government for admissions in Engineering Institutions. You should score atleast 92 percentile to take admissions in Computer Engineering in this college. It's one of the most desired course in this college. So the course cutoff may also be higher. So to be in the safer side score atleast a cutoff of around 93 per cent.
Pursuing a B.Tech at the Government College of Engineering and Research in Avasari, Maharashtra, is considered competitive yet achievable, especially if you meet certain criteria and are well-prepared for the entrance process. Here are a few factors that determine the difficulty level:
- Admission Requirements
- Cutoff and Competition
- Quality of Curriculum and Faculties
- Facilities and Campus Life
- Placement Opportunities
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