
What Students Say
Likes
- The staff and faculty members are very supportive and good in nature.
- Friendly student environment. Never heard of any ragging incident taken place.
- They conduct Events, workshops, and different activities regularly and neatly.
Dislikes
- Canteen food is limited and quality is average
- Limited Campus placement opportunities and less industry experience
- Lab equipment and resources needs to be improved,
Course Curriculum Overview
The Bsc Computer Science curriculum covers core subjects like Python , C++, and java programming , databases and operating systems, providing a strong theoritcal base. However, it could include more practical and job-oriented topics. Exams are regular and moderately difficult, helping students stay consistent.
Internships Opportunities
Internship opportunities through the college are limited, and students usually find internships independently. SOme info is shared by faculty. Sutdents commonly interns in areas like web development, software support, or data-related roles, often with little or no stipend, but gaining useful practical experience.
Placement Experience
Campus placement are limited in the college. A few companies visit during the final year, and students usually becomes eligible fromo the last semester. The packages offered are generally modest, mostly for entry-level roles. Only a small percentage of students get placed thorugh campus drives, while many prefer to apply off-campus for better opportunities. The college provides basic placement support such as info about job openings and guidance, but students need to build their own skills and prepare independently. After completing the degree, students prefer to pursue higher studied, professional courses, or entry-level IT jobs.
Fees and Financial Aid
The cost of the BSc. Computer Science course at this private college is between ?48000 to ?52000 each year. In the first year, the fee was around ?48000. In the second year, it was about ?50000, and in the third year it is approximately ?51562. This fees include tution fees, lab fees, exam charges and other compulsary charges. The total for the complete three-year course is approx. ?1.5 lakhs. The college allows students to pay the fees in installment, which makes it more manageable for many families. Scholarshipes are mainly available through government schemes for eligble students. Financial assistance depens on category and eligibility criteria.
Campus Life
Campus lif is friendly and safe, with a discplined environment. The college organizes cultural events such as AAGAZ , seminar and some extracurricular activites. Basic sports facilites and student participation opportunities are available. The library has essential books and classrooms and computer labs provide the necessary learning facilities, though some upgrades could improve the overall experience
Admission
I chose this college beacuse my 12th-grade marks were slightly low, which limited admission opportunities in college with higher cut-offs. This college offered BS Computer Science with flexible eligibilty. The admission process was simple and merit-based, requiring only document submission, and was completed smoothly without any entrance exam or interview.
Faculty
The faculty members in our college are generally supportive, approachable, and helpful. Most teachers clarify doubts even outside lecture hoours and maintain good relationship with students. The faculty-to-student ratio is satisfactory and teachers are generally supportive and approchable. The course structure follows the Mumbai University syllabus and covers core computer science subjects, though it could be more industry-level topics. The examination system includes internal test, practical exams and end-of-semester university exams. The difficulty level is moderate, and students who study regularly can perform well. The marking scheme is fair and based on theory exams, practical exams, assignments performance and attendance.
Night Life
Since this is primarily a day college, there is limited campus nightlife. Most academic activites takes place during daytime hours, and facilities such as the library, canteen and classroom close by evening. There is no hostel within campus, so student usually return home after classes. The locality is generally safe and active during the evening.















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