The College of Engineering Pune is among the best institutes in Pune. The architecture dates back to 1854. The campus was planned by British-American architect and planner Christopher Charles Benninger. The architecture is such that you will feel like you are in Hogwarts, especially in the main building on the south campus.
Campus:
Environment:
The environment in the college is very welcoming. You will always find people studying. You will find them, especially in the Civil drawing hall.
Library:
The library has a great stock of books. It has books as old as the college itself.
Tie-ups:
The college has tie-ups with institutions that will enable you to have resources for free which otherwise are usually paid for.
Internet Facilities:
In addition to these, the campus has free wifi and the allowance is 1GB every day varying from 100kbps to 10mbps.
Extra-curricular Activities:
There are also many other things worth maintaining about the campus. If you want to know more google about the campus. You can also visit the campus in person.
DTU should be your priority. It is one of the oldest Indian Engineering institutions. It has a brand name and a good reputation. It has better placements, campus, college life, location, etc. than COEP. Only NIT Trichy and NIT Warangal are on par with DTU. Mechanical is a renowned branch at DTU. The Mechanical department has many innovations to its credit. For example, the first Biodiesel Lab in India.
I know someone who did his B.Tech Mechanical from COEP. He chose COEP over a top NIT. According to him, it was not a wise decision for his career. Teaching is done mostly in Marathi at COEP. Some of the faculty members are underqualified and not up to the mark. This made him lose interest in learning and resulted in poor personality development.
At NITs, you study with people from across India and this offers exposure to different cultures. The NIT brand also has its added advantages. NITs have a standard grading system known in the industry. When you graduate from COEP and go to, say IIMs, the grading system at COEP causes a lot of hassle. COEP does not offer cross-culture exposure. Though the labs at COEP are big, the equipment is outdated and non-functional.
A benefit is that COEP is located in Pune which is an automotive hub. Therefore, Mechanical students get to connect with the automotive industry. Pune automotive industry has a large number of COEP alumni. All this allows you to do a lot of live industry projects while on campus.
Overall, choose DTU and if you do not get admission into it, go for lower NITs.
College of Engineering, Pune provides various disciplines under B.Tech. The total seat for B.Tech at COEP is 630. The candidates with the required cutoff in MHT-CET are eligible for admission in the program. The cutoff for admission tothe COEP courses varies. Thecandidates are shortlistedfor admission based on their academic performance.
Minimum Educational Qualification
10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and English witha minimum of 55% marks in aggregate from a recognized board. For the reserved category, the aggregate is 50%.
Procedure
For admission to the programs offered bythe institute, the candidates must visit the official website ofthe institute. Following are the steps need to be completed by the candidates:
For future reference, you should keep the print out of the application form and fee receipt.
The first-year tuition fees (open category) for B.Tech CSE at COEP, Pune are 15,000. Here is the total course fee detail.
Parameter | Amount (in INR) |
Total college fees | 90,600 |
Hostel fees | 30,000 |
Mess fees | 5,000 |
If you belong to the open category, you need to pay INR 1.25 Lakh for first year (including hostel and mess fees).