SAFI Institute of Advanced Study

Admission: I really like the teachers at Safi College. They are always there to help and support us. The teaching is top-notch and the faculty is all well-qualified. We have lots of internal exams to practice and get better. Semester exams can be tough, but most of us manage to pass them.

Placement: I found out that Safi has good placement opportunities. Around 60% of students got jobs with an 8 lakh per year salary. Companies like Sonata and Microsoft visit for placements. The college also organizes career development classes with guest speakers who share their experience.

Campus: The course and hostel buildings are really nice at SAFI. The classrooms and hostels have good facilities. The hostel fee is not too expensive. I think the facilities at SAFI are top-notch. The main building is awesome, with a pyramid in the middle that has names of important people who supported the college.

Admission: The teachers at our college really know their stuff. They make learning easy for us by explaining things well. They make sure to cover all the important stuff for exams and also share general knowledge about the subjects. We have class tests, term tests, and model test papers to help us prepare for exams, especially for Medical Microbiology. It's super helpful!

Placement: I'm really happy that half of the students landed solid jobs right after finishing the course. The internship during the break was a nice chance to get some real-world experience. It's a good way to learn and can boost your chances of finding a good job later on.

Campus: The college has a nice, peaceful atmosphere. It's great for boosting your mood, especially in winter and when it's rainy. The labs are really clean and have cool technology. The library is awesome, and they even have a digital library!

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. The course content is great and helps us plan for the future. The exams each semester aren't too tough, and passing isn't too hard. It all comes down to how well you prepare.

Placement: I was bummed that our course didn't have any placements. I feel like things might improve in the future though. Because of COVID, there aren't a lot of chances right now. I hope they start offering placements soon.

Campus: The college has awesome infrastructure. They back academics, sports, and arts. You'll find a cool library, computer labs, chemistry labs, and biotech labs. They're big on both indoor games like table tennis and outdoor games like football, cricket, and volleyball. The hostel services are also top-notch.

Admission: The teachers in our college were awesome! They knew their stuff and were always there to help out. They didn't just teach us, they also cared about us as people. Because of them, I've grown not only academically but also socially. It's a great place to learn and grow as a whole person.

Placement: The college didn't focus much on placements since it was a graduation program. They didn't have a placement cell, but they did offer internships for some courses. Everything else about the college was great. If they improve placements, the college could become even better known.

Campus: The college had Wi-Fi and the classrooms had nice furniture. There were labs for different courses. The campus is on a hill with an amazing view. The college building looked really cool. Overall, the place was great.

Admission: The syllabus is a bit old-fashioned, but the teachers are really helpful. They encourage us to explore new things outside the classroom. In 2019, they updated the BCA syllabus, but it's still kind of outdated. The cool thing is, our college teamed up with Coursera. We get to take Coursera courses for free! It's awesome because we can learn about the latest tech stuff and keep up with the world.

Placement: Our college doesn't have placements, but it focuses on improving our skills instead of just teaching from books. So, we can still land jobs after college. Some seniors from our college even got placed through drives at Calicut University. If you have over 80% in your academics, you can give placements a shot.

Campus: The Safi Institute has great infrastructure. All the classrooms have projectors, which is cool. They have hostels for both girls and boys. The labs are well-equipped, including the computer lab and labs for food technology, biotechnology, and microbiology.

Admission: The teachers at SAFI are really qualified and have PhDs. They help us prepare well for exams. The curriculum is practical and helps us get ready for the industry. The exams are tough but fair, with a passing rate of 40%.

Placement: Most students in our course got placed over 75% to be exact. Our course is quite unique in Kerala, offering plenty of opportunities. It's a tough course, but worth it. Lots of top companies come for recruitment. And more than half of us landed internships through the college.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is really impressive. It's one of the top colleges in Kerala. The library is cool, the food is good, and there's free Wi-Fi. The labs are modern, clean, and well-equipped. The classrooms are spacious, and the student union organizes sports and games.

Admission: The teachers here are okay. They know their stuff, but the way they teach is just okay. They mostly use PowerPoints and PDFs for lessons, which aren't that great for exams. The courses don't really prepare you for the industry, it's more about book smarts. Exams are tough, but if you put in some effort, you can pass. The passing rate is around 50%, like a 5 out of 10.

Placement: Most students in our course end up getting jobs after graduation. You need to score 80% in 12th grade to join the commerce program. Our class has students from science, commerce, and humanities backgrounds. Our college offers BBA with a focus on finance. However, there aren't many big companies that come for recruitment. Only a few students get internships. If you want top roles, you might need to pursue an MBA or specialize in specific areas.

Campus: The college and hostel facilities are top-notch, I'd rate them 10/10! The library is pretty good too, I'd say 8/10. Our hostel in Kerala is awesome, with big, clean rooms. The food they serve is healthy and way better than other places. The medical services are okay, but the closest clinic is about 4 KM away since we're up high. Sports events here are really fun, and the canteen has both fresh and packaged foods.

Admission: The instructors for Food Science and Technology really know their stuff and are super helpful. The course is set up well and covers both theory and hands-on stuff, which is cool. The exams can be challenging, but if you study hard, it gets better. The department is all about helping students succeed.

Placement: The college does a great job with placements. Most students, about 87%, get internships or jobs. The average salary is INR 7 LPA, with the highest at INR 11.5 LPA and the lowest at INR 4.6 LPA. Big companies like Nestlé, Britannia, and ITC hire from here. Also, almost 79% of students land internships at top firms like Hindustan Unilever and Amul. They often get roles like nutritionist, food quality analyst, or dietician.

Campus: The school has great facilities like nice classrooms, fast Wi-Fi, and modern labs. The library is awesome with lots of stuff to help us study. The rooms in the dorms are clean and nice. The food in the cafeteria is good, and the gym has cool games to play.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They've got about 5 years of experience each and they're super friendly. You can tell they know their stuff and they make the course interesting. It's been really helpful for developing my skills and leadership. The exams are fair, not too tough. They're set by Calicut University and you need 27 out of 60 to pass, internal marks included.

Placement: Most of us got placed after the course. Our college has connections with lots of companies, both big and small. If you don't land a job at a big company, you can still try at a smaller one to start off. Many of us also got internships at various companies all over India.

Campus: Safi College is so pretty! It kinda looks like the Taj Mahal, with lots of space - maybe like 20-30 acres. The library is huge, and we've got cool computer labs with AC. The classrooms have fancy desks and stuff. And there are tons of sports to play - like football, rugby, handball, basketball, volleyball, and more. It's awesome!

Admission: The teachers at this college are awesome! They really know their stuff and are always there to help. The course content is spot on, but I'm not sure if it fully prepares us for the industry. Exams during the semester are pretty manageable, even for students who are just okay.

Placement: A lot of students, around 85 percent, found jobs through the college. The salaries range from 10,800 to 26,000. Food companies are big on hiring here. Most students, more than 70 percent, land a job since it's an autonomous college.

Campus: The college has a hostel for both guys and girls. The hostel has cool stuff like Wi-Fi. The food they serve is good, and they have medical help and support for sports. We play lots of games from the college too.