SAM College of Engineering and Technology

Admission: The teachers at this college are really helpful. I especially like Dr. Arpan Dwivedi, Ajana Tripathi, and Swati. Everyone on the faculty is great. Ruchi Upadhyay stands out because she's very active in all college activities.

Placement: SAM College has awesome placement opportunities! I'd say about 70% of students get placed, which is pretty good. Companies like TCS, Honda, Infosys, and Mahindra come for placements. B.Tech students in Electrical Engineering even get internships at Bhopal Rail Coach Yard. It's a great chance to kickstart your career!

Campus: The B.Tech course at SAM College has great labs with all the necessary instruments. There's Wi-Fi on campus, a top-notch library with books from different publishers, and a fantastic canteen. Plus, there's a hospital where medical students intern, so medical facilities are easily accessible. You can also enjoy sports like volleyball and participate in activities like NSS. Overall, it's a well-equipped college with everything you need for a great college experience.

Admission: My teachers are super helpful and always there when we need them. They give us regular assessments to track our progress. The curriculum is practical and prepares us well for the job market. It's all about getting us ready for real-world jobs.

Placement: In my course, around 60% of students get placed with different pay packages ranging from 2.2 to 6 lakh. The salary depends on where you work, what skills you have, and which company you join. We also get special training to boost our skills and learn what industries are looking for. It's really helpful!

Campus: We get to do labs and workshops to learn hands-on. The hostels have clean rooms and good food. They give us a schedule for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. It's really helpful!

Admission: Most of the teachers are new and lack experience in their subjects. They mostly teach in Hindi, which can be tough. Only a few teachers are really good and know their stuff well.

Placement: The placement scene here is okay, with most students getting jobs that pay around 2.5 to 3.5 lakhs per year. Some of the companies that come for placements aren't great. They have some strict rules and bonds that can be a hassle for you. If you do get a job offer, the college kind of pressures you to accept it. They say if you don't, they'll blacklist you from future opportunities.

Campus: The classrooms and library are just okay, nothing special. The library staff is pretty unfriendly. They don't like to lend out books, even if they have them. The campus isn't huge and there's no WiFi. The canteen food is not great, and there aren't many buses for the bus service. Also, there's no hostel on campus.

Admission: The teachers in our college are really great, especially in the 1st year. They're better than what you'd find in other colleges in Bhopal. We have some really experienced teachers here too. As you move up to higher semesters, the faculty is still good. It's up to students to make the effort to connect with them.

Placement: The placement scene is decent, but not super amazing since only a few companies come for recruitment. Some seniors have landed jobs in certain companies. When it comes to mechanical and civil engineering, the campus placements are better compared to computer science and electrical students. Our college has connections with companies like TCS.

Campus: The campus has good infrastructure, but it could be better. The labs need to be improved. The food quality on campus is not as good as outside. Our faculty organizes sports tournaments. The library has all kinds of books, but they're mostly old editions.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really helpful and always ready to help with lots of ideas. The quality of teaching for engineering is top-notch. They have teachers with a lot of knowledge and sharp minds.

Placement: Our senior class didn't have many job options after graduating. Only a few of us from our batch found jobs, but the pay was low around Rs. 10,000-15,000 per month with no extra perks. It seemed like students from other departments had way more job offers.

Campus: Our college has a nice infrastructure and the campus is surrounded by greenery. It's cool to have benches around the campus where you can relax and enjoy nature. It's a clean and green environment for students to hang out.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome. They're super friendly and each one teaches in their own way. We get language lab, aptitude classes, and communication classes too. The semester exams are not too hard, pretty much like other colleges. And the pass rate is really high at 95%.

Placement: Only around 20% of us get placed due to fewer companies visiting our college. The highest salary package is 18 LPA from Amazon, while the lowest is 2 LPA, and the average is around 4-5 LPA. Companies like Amazon, TCS, and Sterling come for recruitment. About 60% of students in our course land internships through platforms like LinkedIn.

Campus: The faculty at the college are really nice and helpful. The campus has good facilities like Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and a library. The hostels are not ready yet, but the food in the mess and canteen is great. We also have medical help and a hospital on campus.

Admission: The teachers were nice but not great at teaching. Classes were too crowded with like 60-70 students in each one. I got to check out electrical and electronics companies, but never got to see any IT ones. The stuff we learned in the course was pretty helpful though.

Placement: Only about 8-10 of us found placements, but the pay was really low, around 10,000 to 15,000. All the companies were from Indore. Not many seniors, about 15-20, got placed with salaries between 8,000-15,000. There were companies visiting for voice support roles. The college arranged internships, but they were unpaid.

Campus: The campus didn't have Wi-Fi, but they had 3 computer labs with Internet. There was just a small library and no medical help. We had sports events between juniors and seniors. The labs and classrooms were good, but there was no AC. It got super hot in summer. Food was good, but no hostel on campus. I didn't have any problems while I was there.

Admission: The teachers at my college were helpful. The math teacher was experienced and well-qualified, but most others were recent graduates. They focused more on finishing the course on time rather than practical stuff. Their teaching was basic, like in elementary school. We mostly had to write theoretical assignments. Some teachers used their notes, while others relied on books. The student-to-faculty ratio was supposed to be 20:1, but it felt more like 40:1 in reality.

Placement: I studied BE in ECE. Honestly, there weren't any good job opportunities for technical roles. The placements were okay for all streams. They brought in a few BPO companies, but the salary was low - around 1.8 LPA for long hours. Only a few out of 400 students took those jobs, but they didn't last. No one got internships through the college. The placement cell was there when I graduated, but it wasn't very helpful. They seemed to just go through the motions and didn't really have any connections with companies.

Campus: My four years of engineering at this college were okay. They had internet for staff but no Wi-Fi for students. The library had old books and charged too much for them. They didn't have many new books, and the space for reading was limited. They didn't provide magazines either. There were no medical facilities or ambulance on campus. They had some sports facilities like volleyball and basketball, but no cricket. The labs had instruments, but some weren't working. The food was decent, but they only served breakfast and snacks, no lunch. There was no hostel or A/C classrooms. And when there was a power outage, they didn't have a generator.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome. Every student gets a technical mentor. They really help us out. The mid-semester tests are tough, but it shows they care about our learning.

Placement: Most students get placed on campus, which is great. The highest salary is 10 LPA and the lowest is 4.6 LPA. TCS and Wipro hire a lot of students here. Almost everyone gets internships, which is awesome. CSE students get some really cool job roles too.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like Wi-Fi all over, labs for Civil and Mechanical courses, a cool computer lab, smart classrooms, and a library. The canteen serves really good food, and there's also a cricket ground and a volleyball ground.