One of my friends experienced her junior college at Nowrosjee Wadia College, Pune. Given her experience, she can shed light on the topic in a well-defined way. She belonged in the Humanities section.

Here is what she has to say,

• The professors of the humanities departments are both helpful and easy-going. They are experienced and have good knowledge about their fields of expertise.
• Submission of assignments and projects in the Science stream can cause inconvenience if you fail to submit them on time. The odds are, you might not get in touch with the professor again.
• Maintaining good attendance is not particularly mandatory, but it is suggested that you attend the lectures once every week to keep pace with the syllabus.
• There are professors who are not well equipped with the English language. This can sometimes cause problems in them delivering the lectures.
• Several language lectures such as Hindi, German, Sanskrit, etc are generally conducted along with the students of the Science streams.
• The canteen area is massive and is usually common for every sister institution of the campus like Ness Wadia College, Cusrow Wadia College, and more. The hygiene, however, can slightly be an issue due to several reasons.
• Speaking about the office staff, you might face more than one issue if you cannot communicate in their local language, which is Marathi.
• There are facilities related to hostels. However, in some cases, the food and water facilities can be quite unfavorable. The living conditions are adequate otherwise. The library is well-structured too.
• There’s a wide variety of subject electives. Besides, there are CCA activities regularly held and a yearly fest.

Hope this helps.