Engineering Graphics is unlike every other FE subject. You cannot read your way to a good score, and you cannot memorise your way to one. The only currency that matters in EG is the number of drawings you have done by exam day. Our Engineering Graphics classes in Nashik are built entirely around that reality.
We cover the full SPPU syllabus in the right order: Projection of Points → Projection of Lines → Projection of Planes → Projection of Solids → Sections of Solids → Development of Surfaces → Isometric and Orthographic Projections. Each topic builds on the previous one, so the order matters.
Rather than one problem of each type, we take one solid and draw it several times with different dimensions until the approach is automatic. Students draw in class, on proper drawing sheets with correct instruments — the way they will in the ESE, not in a rough notebook.
SPPU examiners check projection method, geometry accuracy, correct line types, and complete labelling. Missing labels cost 2–4 marks even on correct drawings. We enforce proper labelling from the first attempt, then run timed full-paper practice from a month before the exam.
EG must be shown, not read. You watch a teacher construct a projection step by step, then immediately attempt it yourself while faculty check and correct in real time — the fastest way to improve in a subject where every mistake needs catching before it becomes a habit.
Our FE students consistently top their colleges across Nashik. See the full list on our Achievers page.
EG is the one FE subject you cannot read your way through — the only thing that improves your score is the number of drawings you have done. Our sessions are built around drawing in class under faculty supervision, with real-time correction.
The full SPPU syllabus: Projection of Points and Lines, Projection of Planes and Solids, Sections of Solids, Development of Surfaces, Isometric Projections and Orthographic Views.
Yes. From about a month before the ESE we time you on full past papers so each question fits in 25–35 minutes. Speed comes from repetition, and we build it deliberately.
At our Nashik Road, Gangapur Road (Ashok Stambh) and Indira Nagar branches.
