Ravi Kumar's Review On Thakur College Of Engineering And Technology - [TCET], Mumbai

The teaching staff, the administration staff all are friendly and helpful.

Exam are part of evaluation, but not research driven and fair as people attending more classes get more marks. there are seminars conducted every year where experts are invited to hold the seminars, but one has to pay extra for attending those seminars (in my branch it was compulsory for everyone to attend those seminars and pay fees for the same).

I have applied for internship but not through the college. About placements, departments such as Computer science and information technology achieve 100% placements. Apart from these other branches do get placed but on average basis.

Their are many festivals from sports to cultural to tech inspired. TAARANAGN is an inter-collegiate festival celebrated anually at Thakur College of Science and Commerce. This young and fast growing festival has been having 20, 000+ footfall on the first 2 days of TAARANGAN with 3, 000 Participants from over 100+ Colleges across Mumbai.

Fees is quit expensive, I paid nearly 1. 3 lakh per year for 4 years. As the college is semi private. But this fees is only for general students rest there are various categories of caste and other reservations where sometimes one pay only around 30000 or so.

The college do provide funding support but through government schemes. People with lower income are provided financial support.

Particularly my department had only 25 girls out of the batch of 120 students. but this is not the scenario with other departments as CS and IT and EXTC have nearly 50% gender ratio among boys and girls. This might be due to the interest of genders in different branches of engineering. As there is no kind of discrimination between the genders.

The college provide hostel accommodation with different fees structure. the facilities provided in hostel are also nice. No one from outside is allowed into rooms. seperate discussion room is provided for guets in hostel.

I didn't had any such experience. There are programs in college festivals where alumni do come to the college and share their corporate experiences.

I choose civil engineering as Civil Engineers are an integral part of society, without them, we would have no roads, airports, buildings, dams, harbours etc. It is safe to say that a Civil Engineering degree gives you the best of both worlds due to its diversity (there's a whole lot of things one can do in this field). I appeared for state entrance exam in 2016 for seeking admission in my college.

The faculty in my department was one of the best compared to other departments as they were much student friendly and helpful. Any kind of requests were fulfilled be changing of faculty to letter of recommendation for internships. There were technology inspired festivals as well also and we do get to learn a lot from such fests.