SAL Education Campus Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers in the CSE department are super helpful and know their stuff. They use practical photos and real-life examples to explain things, which is awesome. They're really supportive and have a lot of experience.

Placement: In our B.Tech computer Science and engineering batch, most students got placed about 87%. The best package was 12 LPA. Many of us also did internships, around 75%. The companies gave us roles like software developer, content developer, software engineer head, and cloud engineer.

Campus: The computer science and engineering department has top-notch facilities like computer labs, fast Wi-Fi in classrooms, libraries, and seminars. They even have 24/7 water, electricity, and Wi-Fi super convenient!

Admission: Some teachers are really helpful and most of them have their Masters, with some even doing PhDs. The courses are okay, but they don't really prepare you for the industry. The exams can be a bit tough, but not too bad. You need to get at least 23 out of 70 in the final exam and 12 out of 30 in the mid-term.

Placement: Our course has around 120 students from our college. The highest salary offered is 13 lakhs per year, and the average is around 5 to 6 lakhs. Companies like TCS come for recruitment, among others. Last year, it took some time to secure an internship, but eventually, I got in.

Campus: The classrooms have good WiFi and are pretty strong. The library has a decent collection of books, but the labs lack enough instruments. Unfortunately, there are no hostels on campus. The food in the canteen isn't great, but we do have fun sports and games like chess, carrom, volleyball, and basketball available.

Admission: The teachers here are great  they really know their stuff! The course from GTU is not too hard, but it definitely gets you ready for the industry. The semester exams are manageable, and if you go to classes, you can easily pass. The pass rate is around 70%, which is pretty good. Overall, the teaching quality is top-notch!

Placement: Most students get placed each year, but the pay is not great. The top companies that come for placements are Infosys, TCS, and Intas. Half of us got internships from my course, but the pay was really low. The main job roles offered are app developer and QA.

Campus: The college campus doesn't have Wi-Fi, which is a big bummer. My branch's infrastructure and management are pretty bad. All we do is study and attend lectures. The hostel isn't that spacious. The canteen food is alright, but sometimes it's not very healthy. It's a shame that the college doesn't have medical facilities.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really great. We have exams from Gujarat Technological University. Our college, SAL Education, is affiliated with GTU. Each semester, we have one exam from GTU. Plus, we also have mid-sem exams at SAL Education.

Placement: SAL Education has top-notch placement opportunities. Every year, around 600,000 get placed in companies like Byju's, Zydus, ABP News, TCS, GTPL, MVP, IBM, Amazon, L&T, and Alpha 9 Marine Services. SAL College of Engineering really helps students with placements. They focus on creating innovative thinkers who can become leaders with both global perspectives and Indian values.

Campus: The college has a good infrastructure, but there's no hostel. We've got a big ground for playing football. The facilities are decent, not amazing, just average. Students here do lots of activities regularly.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome  super talented, helpful, and really know their stuff. But man, those semester exams are tough! The passing rate is only 30%, so unfortunately, none of us made it through. It was a tough semester for sure.

Placement: Most students from our course got placed, around 75%. The highest package offered was 12 lakhs. Also, about 70% of students found internships through the course. It's great to see so many opportunities available for us after graduation.

Campus: At our college, there's no hostel on campus. Most students choose to live in nearby hostels, PGs, or at home, depending on what works best for them and their budget.

Admission: The faculty here really care about our studies, so I suggest picking this college if you want to study well. They even give us surprise quizzes sometimes in class. They make sure we understand each chapter and keep track of our practical work too.

Placement: There are lots of companies that come to our college looking for web developers, flutter experts, and people who know about net technology. It's a great way to get a taste of the corporate world before we even graduate. If you don't get into a government college, this is a good option to consider.

Campus: The campus has great facilities. Campus life here is awesome! We have two large sports fields and more than two gardens to chill in. There are also some hidden spots to hang out and a cool indoor game room. It's all good vibes here!

Admission: The teachers here are awesome. They're super smart and have Ph.D. degrees. They're always ready to teach us cool stuff. The course from GTU is top-notch and prepares us well for the industry. The exams are tough though, you gotta get at least 40% to pass.

Placement: There aren't any job placements for pharmacy students here. No one has ever landed a job through the college. They suggest companies like Torrent Pharma, Zydus, Sun Pharma, but we have to apply on our own. I'm not sure about internships, but I haven't heard of anyone getting one through the college.

Campus: The college setup is really nice and comfortable. All classrooms have AC and are clean with projectors. The library is the best spot super quiet with lots of pharmacy books. No Wi-Fi though. No boys hostel on campus. The canteen is just okay, food isn't great. But we do have a big sports ground for activities.

Admission: The teachers at SAI Engineering College are really experienced and helpful. They have about 12 years of experience on average. There's one teacher for every ten students, which is great. The Civil Department gives two mid-semester exams every semester.

Placement: Lots of opportunities for placements at Sal Engineering College! Around 60 to 70 students would get hired on campus. Many private companies looking for civil engineers would come for placements.

Campus: SAI Engineering College has a lot of facilities for students to study. They organize many cultural programs for students to join in. Plus, there's a playground and gym for students to use.

Admission: The teachers are nice and know their stuff. They give good help. But, I don't really like how they teach. The lectures are boring. The course is from GTU, so it's legit. They give us all we need to be ready for work. Exams are tough, you need at least 40% to pass.

Placement: The placement rate for students isn't great. The top salary was about 15 Lakhs per year, while the lowest was 2-3 Lakhs per year. The average was around 6 Lakhs per year. Mercedes offered the highest paying job last year. Not many students get internships in this program. After graduation, mechanical engineering opens up a lot of opportunities like aerospace or automotive engineering. You can land good-paying jobs in different companies.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is okay. The classrooms are nice, but there's only one library that can get pretty packed. The canteen is always crowded at lunchtime since there's only one. Wi-Fi isn't available on campus, which is a big downside. The labs have what we need, but the equipment is old. The dorms are decent, with roomy rooms, but the food in the cafeteria isn't great. They do have sports, but the options are limited.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome. They're super smart and have Ph.D. degrees. They're always ready to teach us cool stuff. The course from GTU is top-notch and prepares us well for the industry. The exams are tough though, you gotta get at least 40% to pass.

Placement: The college doesn't have a placement system for pharmacy students, so no one gets campus placements. They suggest companies like Torrent Pharma, Zydus, and Sun Pharma where we can apply on our own. I'm not sure about internships, but I haven't heard of anyone getting one through the college.

Campus: The college infrastructure is really nice and comfortable. The classrooms have AC and are kept clean. They also have projectors. The library is the best spot on campus, super quiet and peaceful. It has all the pharmacy books we need, so we don't have to buy them elsewhere. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi available. The college doesn't have a boys' hostel, but we do have a canteen. The food there isn't great, though. On the bright side, we have a big sports ground for activities.