Dr. D.Y. Patil Vidyapeeth Global Business School And Research Centre

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and have lots of experience. The course is pretty good overall. We even have a special time for reading newspapers. The teaching is top-notch and they also organize extracurricular activities. Basically, everything here is pretty good.

Placement: The salary packages here are pretty good. There's a wide range from 4 LPA to almost 15.7 LPA. On average, it's around 7 LPA. Lots of companies come for placements, so the whole scene is pretty solid.

Campus: The college setup is pretty solid. The classrooms are nice and the library is cool. They've got a big computer lab too. Plus, there's a basketball court and parking area. Oh, and don't forget about the canteen it's small but decent.

Admission: The school staff are super helpful and smart, but they're also serious about their research. They really know how to teach well. All the students come from different backgrounds, but the teaching methods are easy for everyone to understand.

Placement: At DY Patil University in Akurdi, Pune, they offer a bunch of internships. I got mine through the college, and I'm making around INR 3000 to 4000 per month. The college is great at placing students in different companies. They bring in lots of big ones like MNCs, hotels, schools, and more. Almost all students here land jobs, which is awesome. I got placed at R.K. Develops Pvt. Ltd., and I'm happy with my salary. It's been a good experience overall.

Campus: DY Patil University has a really big campus with great facilities like a huge library. Our classes are in a cool building and we also have a big sports area, canteens, labs, and more. The classrooms are awesome and safe, with comfy chairs and a nice atmosphere for studying.

Admission: The teachers know their stuff and are super helpful. Teaching varies depending on the subject. The courses cover the basics, but we could use more hands-on experience for real-world jobs.

Placement: Most students get placed in their course, ranging from 50% to over 95%. The lowest GPA is 2.5 and the highest is 4.5. About 20% of students land internships in their field, while others end up in marketing or sales. Marketing is a must-take, along with finance, pharma, operations, international business, HR, hospitality, and healthcare. Attendance is required at 75%, but lots of students skip classes.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure and maintenance is also great. Unfortunately, students don't get Wi-Fi. The hostel rooms are pretty nice, especially considering the fees. However, the food in the mess and canteen is not tasty. The medical facility in the hostel is good, but not so much at the college.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and are super helpful. They make learning fun and are always there to help out. I like how they give us feedback to improve. It's cool how they support us when we need it.

Placement: I loved studying at this college because they focus on real-life skills and leadership qualities that help me get ready for my career. In my interior design class, we have around 30 students, which is just right for learning together. After graduation, top companies like Myntra, Deluxe, and Lenskart are ready to recruit students like me. It's been a great experience!

Campus: The dorm is pretty good - it's clean and the maids come every day. There are guards on each floor which is nice for safety. They've got games to play, but sometimes there's a problem with the water.

Admission: The design school at Dr. D.Y. Patil is awesome! The teachers are super helpful and know their stuff. The classes cover all the important stuff and push us to think critically. Exams are fair and test what we've learned well. It's a great place to learn design.

Placement: I really like that our college offers internships that last from one to around seven months. During these internships, companies help us improve our skills. We can learn about interior decorating or freelancing too. The pay depends on what the companies need. Our college partners with cool companies like Green Gold, Aditya Birla, Lenskart, and Myntra.

Campus: DPU doesn't compromise on quality, especially when it comes to its hostel. It's like a home with a study room, gym, TV room, and free Wi-Fi for studying. The hostel is super clean, safe, and perfect for girls. That's why most girls prefer staying here on campus.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at what they do. They teach us practical design stuff really well. The exams are hands-on, which helps us learn skills we can actually use in the design world. Plus, the teachers are super friendly and helpful, which makes learning easier.

Placement: The college is great because they have lots of connections with industry pros. This really helps students get good jobs after graduating. They even offer internships starting in the second year. The faculty is super helpful in getting your portfolio ready for the industry. It's a big plus for getting job offers!

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like a ceramic lab, smart classroom, and fashion lab. The hostel is top-notch with a gym, study room, and TV room. They even have Wi-Fi and fun indoor games like foosball and table tennis.

Admission: The teachers here are super nice and always ready to help out with any course. They answer our questions quickly and make sure we understand everything. We even get to go on field trips to big companies, which is great practice for working in the real world. The exams are pretty manageable, especially with the study materials they give us. You just need to get at least 50% to pass. Overall, it's a good experience.

Placement: In our college, we can start internships in the 2nd year. It really helps us learn new skills, build our careers, and meet different companies. After graduation, most of us get paid around 4.5 to 12 LPA, depending on where we work. Some of us have even landed jobs at cool places like Lenskart and Asian Paints. The top jobs we can aim for include leading a team and being the head of the research department.

Campus: I really like how DPU values student comfort. The classrooms are top-notch with cool digital screens, comfy seats, and nice tables. We even have WiFi for studying. And the dorms are awesome too super clean rooms and a cozy atmosphere that feels like home. Best of all, there's no hazing, and all the facilities are fantastic.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really good at what they teach. Some of them are super experienced, like 10-15 years, while others are new to teaching. They mostly use PowerPoint slides to teach and focus on theory, but sometimes we do hands-on activities too. The course content is spot on and stays consistent all through the semesters.

Placement: The job placements here are pretty good. About six out of ten students find jobs, with lots of them landing gigs in marketing. In 2018, the top salary was 13 LPA, while the lowest was 3.5 LPA. The placement office could use some improvements, though. It'd be great if the college could focus more on internships in students' core areas instead of just marketing.

Campus: DPU GBSRC has really good facilities for students. The computer labs have about 50 computers that work well, and the library is big with lots of books and journals. Classrooms have projectors, mics, and speakers, and they're cleaned daily. The canteen isn't great though. The food is pricey and not very tasty.

Admission: The teachers, staff, and cleaning crew at this college are awesome. They're polite and a bit strict, but super helpful. The classes really prepare us for the industry. Love it here!

Placement: I'm currently taking the interior design course with around 60 other students. I'm still in my first year, but I've heard from older students that this college has great opportunities and is one of the best in Pune. They bring in top companies for placements, which is awesome.

Campus: The college infrastructure is top-notch. Each floor has a fresh look and feels cozy. I love staying in the hostel here. They take care of everything water, food, and electricity. It's all good!

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and have a lot of experience. They can be pretty tough with assignments, though. We have both practical and theory exams for each subject, which keeps things interesting. The curriculum is up-to-date and helps us prepare for the industry. Overall, the teaching staff is awesome!

Placement: I'm in my first year studying interior design at college. There are around 60 students in my class. Our seniors have landed internships, which is cool. They say there are lots of chances for us in the design field through the college.

Campus: The college has two girls' hostels that are super secure. Both hostels have good infrastructure and the atmosphere is nice. They serve meals on time and the water quality is good. Electricity is reliable and everything is kept really clean and tidy.