Sinhgad College Review

SCOE it Sinhgad Institute's oldest and first college. The infrastructure and the surrounding is fun and encouraging. The placements and internship provided by this college is good. The campus is big and everything is at walkable distance....Read More

I applied in Vit and Viit colleges but fell little short due to the cut-off. I got admission on the basis of my diploma results. The college gives admission on the basis of cet exam and direct second Year admission for diploma students....Read More

The admission is get through the cap round on cet score and also on the jee basis percentage but college admission is get only if you qualify there cutoff criteria which is increase based on no of students appearing...Read More

I tell to you about my college because I have lass marks in mht CET and other colleges has higher cut of than my college So my college is better but every on have apksha to get best college yes or not...Read More

Sinhgad College of engineering was not my first or second preference. In fact not my first 5 preference. I am a resident of Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar which is in Maharashtra. I wanted to study in a city like Pune. Pune had many good colleges. It is difficult to figure out a good engineering college. According to me government engineering college of pune is the best college in Maharashtra. I dreamt of going to this college but I had just 75% and the passing is 95%. I had heard about Sinhgad College. I wanted to join this college. But my parents did not like the college as they had heard a lot of bad things about the college. So I had to give preference to other colleges. DY Patil, JSPM, VIIT were among my preference. Sinhgad College of engineering was my 8th preference. But as I wished I got this college as my score was average I e. 75%. And other top colleges cutoff is above 80%. Sinhgad College is the best college according to me. I have studied for 3 years in this college , now I am in final year. Sinhgad College have 8 colleges across Maharashtra which is a huge milestone. I advice new freshers to opt for Sinhgad College of engineering if you have scored below 80%. If above 80%, then colleges like JSPM, Symbiosis, MIT, DY Patil address amongst the good colleges....Read More

When I had to choose between Sinhgad College of Engineering and Bharati Vidyapeeth (BVP) in Pune, I believed I was making the right decision by opting for Sinhgad. At the time, Sinhgad seemed like a practical choice. Its sprawling campus and decent facilities, like hostels, libraries, and labs, made it an appealing option. Additionally, its location was more convenient for me, which influenced my decision further. I also felt that the academic and placement opportunities at Sinhgad were comparable to those of BVP, based on what I had heard. I had applied to BVP as well and even got admission there. However, I ultimately decided to go with Sinhgad, thinking it would suit my needs better. Looking back now, I regret that decision. Bharati Vidyapeeth, as I later realized, has a better academic reputation and more consistent placement records. Its structured approach to placements, along with its collaborations with industries and a strong alumni network, could have opened up more career opportunities for me. Moreover, the cultural and academic environment at BVP is more vibrant and competitive, which I feel I missed out on. What went wrong was a lack of proper research and planning. At that point, I didn’t thoroughly evaluate the colleges based on critical aspects like faculty, industry connections, and campus recruitments. Instead, I got carried away by opinions from friends and family, who emphasized Sinhgad’s infrastructure and convenience over long-term benefits. I also underestimated the importance of choosing a college with better placement opportunities, assuming that both colleges were on the same level in this regard. Based on my CET scores, I was allotted a seat in Sinhgad. After completing the document verification and paying the fees, my admission was confirmed....Read More