Bapu Gujarat Knowledge Village

Admission: The faculty here is awesome! They're super friendly, experienced, and always ready to help. The management team is also really helpful. Love the support here!

Placement: Placements at our college are not great, but some students do get placed. We have a placement officer, but the placements don't meet student expectations. So, placements are a bit of an issue here.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure with separate buildings for each engineering branch. The buildings look a bit old like government ones, but the design is cool. The air flows nicely, and the atmosphere feels really natural. It's like studying in a peaceful village with no distractions.

Admission: The teachers here are really dedicated and sincere. There are over a 100 of them who are super qualified with postgraduate degrees and PhDs. We feel comfortable with them, especially the ones who are experts in e-commerce, machines theory, and power plant engineering. They're good at teaching and always interested in their subjects. Every month, different departments have seminars and workshops. They also bring in leaders for guest lectures. We had Dr. Manmohan Singh, the former PM of India, and Mr. Pranab Mukherjee, the President of India, visit our campus for guest lectures. It was really cool!

Placement: The career support at SVBIT is awesome! They help us find internships and training programs with top companies. The highest salary so far is Rs 2,16,000 per year, with an average of Rs 1,50,000. Recently, they held a Job Fair with over 30 companies like Infosys and HDFC Bank. The best offer was 3 Lakh a year. Final-year students can start internships from the 7th semester. It's a great opportunity for us to gain real-world experience!

Campus: The campus is really organized with 5 blocks for different departments. Each block has labs with 570 computers and 15 printers. The whole place is connected with fast internet. Classrooms have projectors, screens, and CCTV. The library has tons of books and journals. There are doctors and an ambulance on campus. Plenty of sports facilities are available, even indoor games. Beautiful gardens and a lake view add to the atmosphere. The canteen serves good food. Hostels have separate sections for boys and girls with amenities like TV and WiFi. There's even a bank on campus for convenience. Overall, it's a great place to study and live.

Admission: The faculty at this college are really helpful and friendly to us students. They offer a variety of courses in engineering and pharmacy. The teachers are smart and know their stuff. They give us tasks every day to practice and make sure we understand the material well. It's a great learning environment!

Placement: I really liked how the university helped us with placements. They made sure we had job opportunities by the end of our final year. A lot of students found jobs through the college. This is definitely the top choice for students in Gujarat!

Campus: The campus has a nice green area and the classrooms are big with projectors. There's a library for students and they host tech fests and festivals. The food is great and they have water and drinks too.

Admission: I studied at this college that has six branches: civil, IT, computer, ECE, mechanical, and electrical engineering. Each branch accepted 60 students. Every branch had at least 8 faculty members. They also had a cool mentorship program where every 20 students got a mentor. It was a great experience!

Placement: When I was at college, there wasn't a placement and training department, which was a bummer. Getting good placements is super important for our future. It's like, what's the point of learning if we can't get a job, right? They told us we'd get placements in top companies when we joined, but that didn't happen. It was a letdown.

Campus: The college's infrastructure was top-notch super clean and well-maintained. We had all the facilities we needed, from basic to advanced. Plus, they had awesome sports facilities. Both girls and boys had great hostel options, and there were medical and pharmacy services on campus too.

Admission: The professors here really know their stuff, especially in engineering, pharmacy, law, and diploma courses. Lots of them have Ph.Ds too. I heard they're planning to add a new department focusing on practical skills for education. It's cool to see how dedicated the faculty are to their fields.

Placement: There aren't many companies that come for placement here, but they do have placement fairs where companies come in. These fairs are open to all students from around the state. The college also encourages us to participate in competitive exams and competitions. They arrange visits to industries so we can learn about the latest technology. It's a good way to stay updated with what's happening in the world.

Campus: The campus is huge with separate buildings for each department, and there's a big seminar hall. It's got all the facilities a student could need for their studies. Everything you need is right here.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know a lot. They use projectors to teach, which is cool. The student to teacher ratio is high, but that's because the teachers are great. This course will definitely be useful in the future.

Placement: I love how senior students are getting jobs right after college. The placements happen close by, so it's easy to connect with companies. The students who get jobs are super smart. Our college has awesome placement opportunities about half of us get internships! Companies come to our college looking for new hires.

Campus: The facilities at our college are pretty good. The canteen, library, ground, labs, and rooms are all nice. However, the Wi-Fi quality is really bad. Faculty members get to use it, but students can't. On the bright side, the sports and medical facilities are top-notch. The games during the fest are also really fun.

Admission: The teachers here are a mix of strict and chill. They know their stuff and teach well using presentations. We get to go on at least one industry visit, which is cool. The course content is practical and helpful.

Placement: I'm studying civil engineering and, unfortunately, there aren't any job placements specifically for us. But, for IT, EC, and Computer Engineering students, there are lots of companies coming in. The highest salary offered is around 10K-12K. This year, we had a huge job fair with around 30 companies like TCS and HCL. However, the college doesn't help with internships for students.

Campus: The college has cameras in all the classrooms and labs. The library has lots of books. You can play volleyball, cricket, basketball, tennis, football, and more on the grounds. The hostel food is okay and not too expensive. The hostel has Wi-Fi, TV, and speakers for announcements. We didn't have any problems with the infrastructure.

Admission: The faculty here is really supportive and helpful. They encourage you to improve your knowledge and manage the course well. The staff is great and the course curriculum is good. Overall, I had a positive experience with the faculty and the program.

Placement: I wasn't impressed with the college's placement record. Some companies did come for campus interviews, but only 3 students got selected. Most students didn't pass the entrance tests. Also, many good companies didn't show up to recruit from our college.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is top-notch. The campus area is huge, and there's plenty of parking available. They have good hostel facilities too. The campus is full of greenery, which is nice. Overall, it's a good campus to be in.

Admission: The professors at the college are really smart. The courses are well-organized. But maybe they could change the schedule a bit. If there were fewer classes from 9 AM to 5 PM, it would be less boring. It's hard to focus when we're in class all day.

Placement: From what we've heard from past students, there haven't been any job placements yet. We feel like there should be some because after we finish our engineering degree, we're thinking about our future and career. We all chose engineering for a better tomorrow, but without placements, it's hard to find a job later on. In the past year alone, there were at least 35,000 engineering students who graduated and are now waiting for jobs. So, job placements are super important and definitely needed.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure and good teachers. But the lab sessions and practical knowledge are lacking. After a few years, theoretical knowledge doesn't help much. They should focus more on practical learning. The library is good and students enjoy sports. However, there's no Wi-Fi, which is a downside.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super helpful and supportive. The staff here are skilled and always there for you. They organize cool events like Techathon that really make you think. They cover the entire course and assist with any problems in a positive way. Plus, they offer crash courses and tech clubs too. The faculty members are really engaging and interesting.

Placement: I loved studying at this college in Gandhinagar! There are so many great opportunities for field placements, plus the atmosphere is really nice for learning. It's cool to see students from different countries like Bangladesh and Afghanistan here. The placements are amazing, with lots of international companies coming to campus. If you're thinking about it, definitely check out this college and consider applying!

Campus: The college has really cool facilities like conference rooms and high-tech classrooms. The cafeterias, gardens, and fountains are well-maintained. The classrooms have AC, and there are smart classrooms and high-tech labs for students. Skilled students can get scholarships too. Plus, there are lots of sports like cricket, volleyball, basketball, and badminton to stay active.