DKTE Society's Textile & Engineering Institute, Kolhapur

College under SU

Faculty: They were not good to teach us and that was the only backlog in the college.
Placement: There are no placements in this course
College: This college is a normal Institution in the city and because this is in my home state Maharashtra so I have given cleared the CAP Round of the MHCET Examination in which the score of mine was 68% and on this score, I have received this college and this college of mine was affilaited with the Shivaji University and the annual fee of the course was Rs 90,000 PA. My course has started in the year 2012 and ended in the year 2016.
Exam: State / National Entrance Exams

Faculty: Dr. Prof. Asgekar & HOD U J Patil
Placement: On some courses, work placements are compulsory in order to get your degree, while on others you can opt to do a placement as one of your modules. If this is the case you may find that the organisation is simply allocated to you. If this isn’t the case on your chosen course then you should think about arranging your own placement. Your first port of call for help with this should be your university careers service as they will have a huge database of employer contacts, as well as details of alumni who may be able to help with opportunities or advice. Careers advisers will also be on hand to offer help with placement applications.
College: “I always strived to be someone with a lot of money and power.” • “My brother and I searched frantically for it, knowing it moved quickly from block to block.” • “Have you ever wished you were a Disney Prince?” • “We only have three rules in the Juggling Club.” • “I was addicted to eating mini tacos.” • “ “Sorry!” I exclaimed while chasing after runaway shopping carts.” • “It’s fall and I’ve been working on “my college essay” since the summer.”
Exam: Diploma

Exam: Diploma
Placement: On some courses, work placements are compulsory in order to get your degree, while on others you can opt to do a placement as one of your modules. If this is the case you may find that the organisation is simply allocated to you. If this isn’t the case on your chosen course then you should think about arranging your own placement. Your first port of call for help with this should be your university careers service as they will have a huge database of employer contacts, as well as details of alumni who may be able to help with opportunities or advice. Careers advisers will also be on hand to offer help with placement applications.
Faculty: Dr. Prof. Asgekar & HOD U J Patil
College: “I always strived to be someone with a lot of money and power.” • “My brother and I searched frantically for it, knowing it moved quickly from block to block.” • “Have you ever wished you were a Disney Prince?” • “We only have three rules in the Juggling Club.” • “I was addicted to eating mini tacos.” • “ “Sorry!” I exclaimed while chasing after runaway shopping carts.” • “It’s fall and I’ve been working on “my college essay” since the summer.”