Samalkha Group of Institutions

Admission: The professors are really smart and helpful. They teach everything in a clear way, which makes it easy to understand. They're friendly and always willing to help out.

Placement: The college offers awesome chances for students to improve their skills and prepare for interviews. They focus on off-campus placements for engineering and management students. Campus drives happen frequently and are really good.

Campus: SGI's campus is huge and filled with greenery. It's simple but really nice. Each department has its own space. Plus, there are cool gardens and a cafeteria where students can chill and have fun.

Admission: I really like how the teachers at our college are so helpful and know their stuff. Aeronautical is a great choice if you want to study abroad. Just make sure you're good at aeronautical stuff before diving in.

Placement: Getting an internship or training program here is pretty easy for most students who are interested. You just need to connect well with seniors, teachers, and graduates, and know your stuff. If you want to try something new, this is the place to be.

Campus: The hostel is nice and well-kept. Right now, there's no Wi-Fi, but they might get it soon since there's a new management. We've got a cool playground and just one mess for meals. The market is super close, only a short walk from the college.

Admission: The teachers at SGI are really good at what they do. They have a lot of experience and know a lot about business stuff. They use real-life examples and let us talk to people in the industry. Doing internships also helps us understand how things work in the real world.

Placement: Studying Bachelor of Business Administration at Samalkha Group of Institutions. Getting ready for job placements with extra certificate courses and soft skills training. The main companies hiring BBA students are HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, Infosys, TCS, Wipro, Amazon, and Axis Bank. Popular roles after BBA include marketing, sales, finance, management, data analysis, and customer relations.

Campus: The college has great facilities like good labs, clean classrooms, a library, and Wi-Fi. There's even drinking water available. The classrooms have projectors and digital boards for interactive learning.

Admission: The teachers in the computer science department are a mix of freshers and experienced ones. They were all pretty qualified and gave us helpful notes for exams. We even went on a few industrial visits in our 4th year.

Placement: The college doesn't have great placement opportunities overall, but the computer science branch gets some chances. Unfortunately, not many companies come for placements in other branches. Only a handful of students get placed each year. The companies that do come are not top-notch, and they often offer roles like technical consultant. It's rare to see the same companies coming back every year. The college also doesn't offer internships, which is a bummer.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi, but only in the main building where the library and computer labs are. There are labs for each department, including six for computer science. The labs are great for doing practical work. The library has all the books you need for your courses. There's also a sports ground where you can play cricket, volleyball, and football.

Admission: The teachers in our BBA program really know their stuff. They have practical experience in the field, so they bring a lot to the table. They're friendly and easy to talk to. Classes are interesting with lots of discussions and presentations. Exams are fair, covering both theory and real-world scenarios.

Placement: Studying BBA at Samalkha Group of Institutions. They help us get ready for jobs with training programs and workshops. We get to attend placement drives by big companies like IBM and HP Foundation. Most of our batch, like 80-90% of students, get placed.

Campus: The college has great facilities like Wi-Fi on campus, computer labs, and big classrooms. The library is filled with books and digital stuff. Some classrooms even have projectors and smart boards for cool learning.

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome! They're super qualified with M.Tech degrees and many have PhDs. They've got tons of experience and really care about us like parents.

Placement: I really like how most students in our course end up getting placed, around 90%. The starting salary is 3 LPA, but the average is 5 LPA, and the highest is 15 LPA. Companies like Amazon come for recruitment, along with other big names. Even multinational companies come here for placements. It's great to see so many opportunities here.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure and facilities. Wi-Fi works well, and the labs are top-notch. All the machines we need for our courses are available. Our classrooms are air-conditioned, and the library has books for every subject. It's a comfortable place to study.

Admission: The teachers here are really not helpful at all. They don't seem qualified and the way they teach is pretty bad. The course content doesn't really prepare us for the industry. The exams are super hard, and hardly anyone passes. On top of that, some teachers are really rude to students. It's not a great experience.

Placement: The placement situation in our course is really disappointing. Companies don't come to hire students for jobs. The education here is also lacking, with few classes and poor teaching methods. We don't even have practical exams.

Campus: This college doesn't have good facilities. There's no Wi-Fi for students, the labs are in bad shape, and the classrooms are messy. They don't have medical services either. But at least they have sports and games. The hostel rooms are also messy, and the canteen is dirty with a lot of mess around.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super helpful and really know their stuff. They're always there to help when you need it. They make sure you're ready for exams and projects, so you can do well in your courses.

Placement: I love this college because they help us get great jobs with good companies. The companies offer us nice salaries too. It's a great place to learn management skills and grow.

Campus: Our college is really big and has great facilities. They've got a canteen, a bank, and lots of other stuff. The hostel for guys and girls is awesome, fully air-conditioned and well set up. We've got awesome teachers and top-notch labs. The library is massive with tons of books. And the food is on point, with all kinds of options available.

Admission: The teachers here are top-notch and really helpful. A few of them are super nice too. They've got loads of experience in what they teach. The exams each semester aren't too tough. As long as you listen in class, you won't have to study much at home.

Placement: Almost all students get jobs after college, and companies come to hire us. Many classmates moved to different cities for further studies. Gillet company came to our college and hired a lot of students. They pay well to those who got selected.

Campus: The hostel is nice and the staff are really helpful. Teachers are always there to support us, not just with studies but also with sports and communication skills. The campus is huge with a big parking area. The faculty make sure everything is clean and tidy.

Admission: The teachers here are nice, but not all of them are super qualified. Some MBA teachers also teach BBA students. There are a few teachers who take teaching seriously. Unfortunately, getting a job right out of college is tough. It's hard to find internships or jobs because many students aren't aware of the opportunities out there. Life can get stressful, especially when job hunting. Even after trying hard, you might end up with a lower-paying job. The exams can be tough since the college is affiliated with Kurukshetra University, and they grade the papers quite strictly.

Placement: I took this course and none of us found jobs through the college. No companies came to recruit in the past 3 years. Getting an internship from the college is not an option. You'll have to find one on your own, which can be tough.

Campus: The college and hostel didn't have Wi-Fi. At first, there was Jio Wi-Fi giving 1 GB a day, but then it was gone. Labs were just okay, not much hands-on experience. The library had some books, but not enough. Classrooms were good in the 1st semester with AC, but then they turned off the AC, so we had to study with just fans, even in Summer. Food in the mess wasn't great. Hostel had basic stuff like beds, closets, and fans. No Wi-Fi anywhere.