Sumedh Kulkarni's Review on Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Engineering - BVCOE

• Placements:
• Companies like TCS, Siemens and L&T Infotech usually come to recruit students, and the placements as a whole are pretty average. Chemical & IT had better placements than other branches. Hardly 35% to 40% students managed to get placed during 2013. Before that about 70-75% of students got placed, with the average package being roughly INR Lakh per annum.

• Infrastructure:
• Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Engineering has great infrastructure. They have put in lots of efforts in beautifying the campus and it clearly shows. The building is huge with almost one floor being dedicated to each department. The classrooms and labs are well maintained. Equipment in labs are up to the mark. There is a vast campus where students play football, basketball, cricket etc. Sports kits are also provided. One minor glitch is of irregular electricity supply but it isn't much of an issue. And you need to beware of the CCTV cameras which are actually used to monitor students.
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• Canteen:
• BVCoE has a fantastic canteen. It is clean, hygienic and food served here is delicious and pocket friendly. The canteen is also really spacious. All varieties of vegetarian food are available here. It is so good that students don’t prefer going out of the campus and eating

• Faculty:
• About 70% of the teachers are experienced at Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Engineering (BVCoE). But most of them are said to have some problems when communicating in English. However, the students seem to be quite satisfied with the quality of teaching and a few who opt for coaching classes feel stupid now. Faculties are friendly and doubts are welcome.
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• Attendance:
• They have become really strict about attendance at Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Engineering, especially in the first year. There may be problems at the time of submissions and even parents may be called. There are even chances of getting detained if it's too low.

• Fees:
• Approximately INR 85,000 per year. 
• Crowd:
• The crowd is above average and mostly comprises students from Navi Mumbai. Few students do travel all the way from Western Suburbs also. The EXTC department is the most active. Students of other departments are enthusiastic but they sometimes loose out due to lack of support from their departments. Boys to girls ratio is about 65:35.

Hangouts:

• There are many joints favored by the students near Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Engineering like Café 9, Baghdadi, and Virgin Street Café. There are these two malls namely Little World & Blowmax for those who want to roam around. Also, there are two beautiful natural waterfalls 15 minutes walk from the college, which spring up during monsoons.
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• Festivals:
• Abhiyan is the annual cultural festival of Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Engineering (BVCoE) and technical festival is held around mid-March. There is a separate sports fest as well. Students from nearby colleges are seen participating in these fests.