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TOP CS & IT ENGINEERING COLLEGES IN PUNE & MUMBAI | 50 TO 100 MARKS IN CET🔥LOW MARKS = BEST COLLEGE😱

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Key takeaways

Educational

Main ideas / lessons conveyed

  • The video is a “college series” focused on CS/IT engineering colleges in Maharashtra, mainly in Mumbai and Pune.
  • It targets students expected to score roughly 50 to 100 marks (as per CET context).
  • The host claims students can still get CS/IT even with lower marks/percentiles, but they may need compromises such as:
    • College level / rank tier, and/or
    • Branch choice (sometimes choosing CS/IT by moving one branch level down from what higher marks would secure),
    • Possibly city choice (e.g., Pune vs Nashik).
  • Key message: success depends not only on marks, but also on:
    • Proper counselling
    • Correct CAP round / spot round strategy
    • Documentation

Selection criteria emphasized

  • Placements
  • Branch/fit for CS/IT track (tech branches)

Methodology / step-by-step instructions mentioned

How the “right college” strategy is presented

  • Choose colleges based on: “placements + branch.”
  • If you want CS/IT, be ready to:
    • Move to a slightly lower college tier, or
    • Choose a slightly lower branch than your top preference.
  • Use personal counselling to improve admission chances even with lower marks by:
    • Creating a college list using:
      • your percentile
      • category
      • desired city
      • desired branch
    • Submitting the correct list during CAP rounds (1 to 3)
    • Handling documentation / verification
    • Participating correctly in CAP + spot rounds
    • Taking advantage of vacant seats
  • Actively apply for scholarships to reduce fees, including:
    • Laptop scholarship
    • Hostel scholarship
    • (Implied) other government/seat-based scholarships associated with CAP/government-aided colleges

Fee/college affordability logic (as described)

  • Government/CCAP-participating institutions (per host’s claim) provide more access to scholarships.
  • Example logic given:
    • If the “open” fee is high, then fees for OBC/SC-ST/NT/EWS can reduce substantially (host provides illustrative proportions).
  • Cost-of-living note:
    • Mumbai is costlier than Pune, so total expenses may become close to double even if tuition feels similar.

List of colleges mentioned (Top CS/IT colleges—15 total; Mumbai & Pune region)

Note: Subtitles include unclear/garbled names and repeated fragments. The intended ranking plus some cutoff/fees/package ranges are still reflected below.

#15: Xavier Technical Institute (Mumbai)

  • Cutoff (open): ~70–76 percentile (host converts this to “~65 marks also possible”)
  • Tuition fee: ~₹80k to ₹1 lakh
  • Notes: higher Mumbai living costs
  • Average package: mentioned around ₹4.5 to ₹5.5 lakh (subtitle fragments vary)

#14: JSPM Narhe Technical Campus (Pune)

  • Cutoff: ~82–84%ile
  • Fees: ~₹1 to ₹1.5 lakh
  • Average package: mentioned around ₹6–₹7 lakh
  • Notes: cheaper living; possible shared accommodation

#13: Civil College of Engineering and Research (Pune)

  • Cutoff: ~74–80%ile (host interprets ~68 marks)
  • Fees: ~₹95,000 (open for reserved categories mentioned; open/CSIT wording unclear)
  • Average package: ~₹5.5 to ₹6.5 lakh

#11: DY Patil College of Engineering, Talegaon (Pune region)

  • Subtitles mention #11 as “Government” status
  • Cutoff: ~76–82 (host says ~70 marks can still get admission)
  • Fees: ~₹1 lakh
  • Average package: ~₹6 lakh

#10: Terna College of Engineering (Mumbai)

  • Cutoff: ~82–86%ile
  • Fees: ~₹1.5 to ₹1.9 lakh
  • Average package: ~₹7–₹8 lakh
  • Status: government-aided (as claimed)

#9: Thakur College of Engineering (Mumbai)

  • Cutoff: ~82–85%ile
  • Fees: ~₹1.6–₹1.8 lakh
  • Average package: fragments suggest ~₹7.9–₹7+ lakh (unclear)

#8: Modern College of Engineering, Pune

  • Cutoff: ~83–86%
  • Fees: subtitles show ~₹1.1–₹1.25 lakh
  • Average package: ~₹7–₹8 lakh

#7: Bharatiya Vidyapeeth (Navi Mumbai; also mentioned as having a Pune campus)

  • Cutoff: ~79–83%ile
  • Fees and package: fragments show:
    • Average package: ~₹6 to ₹7.5 lakh
    • Another line includes “₹1.1 to ₹1.3 lakh” (garbled)

#6: MMCOE (Marathwada Mitra Mandal College of Engineering)

  • Cutoff: ~82–85%ile
  • Fees: ~₹1 to ₹1.15 lakh / ₹1–₹1.5 lakh (garbled)
  • Average package: ~₹5 to ₹7.5 lakh (as stated)

(Unclear numbering / garbled name) around #5

  • Subtitles mention “Sigarh College of Engineering from Vadgaon” (unclear exact institution)
  • Cutoff: ~80–84%ile
  • Fees: ~₹1.1–₹1.3 lakh
  • Average package: ~₹6–₹7 lakh
  • Status: government-aided private (as claimed)

MIT Academy of Engineering (Alandi) (listed later)

  • Cutoff: ~84–87%ile
  • Fees: ~₹1.9–₹2 lakh
  • Average package: ~₹8 to ₹9.5 lakh
  • Host calls it among the best; fees high

#3: AISSMS College of Engineering (AISSMS College of Engineering)

  • Cutoff: ~85–88%ile
  • Fees: ~₹1.2–₹1.3 lakh
  • Average package: ~₹7.5–₹8.5 lakh
  • Status: government-aided private

#2: PVG G College of Engineering

  • Cutoff: ~86–88
  • Fees: ~₹1 to ₹1.15 lakh
  • Average package: ~₹7–₹9 lakh
  • Status: government-aided private

#1: PCCOE (Pimpri College of Engineering; Pimpri-Chinchwad region; two branches)

  • Branches: Pimpri and Ravet
  • Cutoff: ~84–87
  • Fees: ~₹1.15–₹1.3 lakh
  • Average package: ~₹7.8 lakh
  • Status: government-aided
  • Note: host says Pimpri campus has a higher cutoff than Ravet

Additional claims / advice included

  • “No one gets it in Pune” is mentioned as a reality example, implying that sometimes you may need to choose a different city or branch (e.g., Nashik) to keep CS/IT options.
  • The host warns that college selection mistakes can affect a student for the next four years.
  • Mentions counselling/mentorship experience:
    • Personal counselling to 18,000+ students
    • Mentorship to 1 lakh+ students

Speakers / sources featured

  • Single speaker/host: the YouTube channel creator (provides counselling guidance and ranks colleges).
  • External references referenced:
    • College websites (packages claimed as taken from websites; no specific site named per college)
    • The CAP rounds / spot rounds admission mechanism (referenced as a process, not a separate named organization)
  • No other named guest speakers appear in the subtitles.

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