Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Engineering, Pune is an engineering and technology oriented institute of higher education established in the year 1983 making it really really old and reputed. This engineering college is the constituent college of Bharati Vidyapeeth (University) situated close to the scenic location in Katraj.
So after the blockbuster article of 13 honest things about Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Engineering, here’s taking you through “The Campus of Bharati Vidyapeeth”:
The One with the COE Rendezvous Platform
The One with the All-Nighter Cafeteria
If after seeing these snaps you ain’t tempted to visit this campus then nothing ever will. It’s definitely worth a visit! Drop in your love people! Comment below and share share!!
And if you’re lazy to read the post, watch this video that captures everything.
Hrishav Garg
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Ashutosh Kaushal
Photographer
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A hopeless romantic in love with his pen and gulab jamuns. Can be found day dreaming of a parallel world of fiction. Takes pleasure in torturing people with his PJs. Football is his religion and Real Madrid his God. Has a firm belief that there’s nothing a Harry Potter book or a game of FIFA can’t fix. Never tell him to shave off his beard.
Resort….. It’s not Dept of Geology… It’s Institute of Environment Education and Research… Please do correct…
First of all, I would like to congratulate you and the Photographer for bring out these sights/memories through the lenses and wordings. Only a true BVPian can understand the real value of these snaps. I am an alumni of BVP (2013-15), working currently in Delhi. Thank you for sharing these 🙂
P.S: The In-campus Resort is Bharati Vidyapeeth Institute of Environment Education and Research (BVIEER) and not College of Geology. This is where i did my Masters in Environment Science & Technology. It also provides Masters in Geoinformatics and Diploma in Wildlife Conservation and Action along with PhD opportunities in Environment Science, Ecology, Geoinformatics and Wildlife Conservation.
Thanks for the feedback.
Will get it corrected! 🙂