GEC Goa Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

the infrastructure is old but pretty well maintained. It has all the necessary facilities needed such as a canteen, library, hostels, general stores, printing shops, etc. it also has a lot of open space and grounds.

The college offers 6 courses to the students( mining not included).The faculty is great with a good experience. The curriculum though is not up to date with the current developments in the field. Self study is required to remain up to date with the course.

Well known companies visit the college for placements and the students are offered good packages. A majority of the students qualify to sit for these placements but not all are selected. Each company has a different set of requirements to be eligible for the interviews.

Since it is a government college the fees are extremely low in comparison to other engineering colleges in the state as well as outside. For the amount being paid, each penny is worth taking admission in this college.

The college has a huge and a beautiful campus located on on a hilltop in Ponda. It has a lot of open space and barren land. It has all the necessary facilities available. Since the campus is huge there is no control on the entry of outsiders.

Could expect some improvement in the hostels and the canteen.

The college infrastructure is quite old. The main building is falling apart so this year students have been moved out of this building and into their respective departments. Laboratories and workshop are in fairly good shape. Computer laboratories are mostly filled with virus laden and non functional computers from the early 2000s

I am studying Computer Engineering because there is a lot of opportunity in that field. The quality of teaching of the senior faculty is fairly good, unfortunately most students will get contract faculty who will make your life miserable.

Goa College of Engineering has usually had the best and highest quality placements of all the engineering colleges in Goa. All students who are eligible for placements usually get them and the package is usually fairly decent