SGI Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Academic: The teachers here aren't very good. They mostly hire local teachers who used to study here too. You pretty much have to learn by yourself using books and the internet. The teachers just focus on finishing the syllabus. There are enough teachers, but they aren't that great. They take us to two factories in Sonipat and Panipat for industry exposure. One is a sugar cane mill, and the other is a Yakult company. We visit these factories from the first year of our course.

Placement: Placements are really low at this college. Only a couple of BPO companies come for placements. They show off about students getting jobs, but most students aren't actually placed. Lots of them don't even pass their exams.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is just okay, nothing special. The classrooms are pretty good, except for mechanical, automobile, and civil engineering. The library looks nice, but there aren't many books to choose from. Unfortunately, there aren't any medical facilities or sports here.

Academic: The teachers at SGI College are really helpful and super qualified with degrees like MBA and M.Com. They know their stuff and teach really well. The semester exams here are not too hard. To pass, you need to do well in both the internal assessment (40%) and the end semester exams (60%).

Placement: I'm currently studying Business Administration at Samalkha Group of Institutions. They offer certificate courses and programs to improve our soft skills. After BBA, students usually get hired by big companies like TCS, Amazon, Zomato, and Microsoft. The main job roles for BBA grads are in business development and management.

Campus: The BBA course has everything we need like classrooms, computer labs, library, smart boards, and projectors. Our hostel has all the essentials too - mess, canteen, common classroom, sports room, study room, and medical facilities. It's all here!

Academic: 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.

Academic: 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.

Academic: 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.

Academic: The BCA faculty members are really knowledgeable  most have a Ph.D., M.Sc., or M.Tech in computer stuff. They teach programming and problem-solving super well. You can do internships and projects while studying. The semester exams are okay as long as you go to class, do your work, and study.

Placement: I'm currently studying BCA as part of the 2024 batch. It's a 3-year program all about computer science and software development. I've taken extra courses on platforms like Infosys, Microsoft, Amazon, and IBM to get ready for work after graduation.

Campus: The college has plenty of computer labs with fast computers and the newest software. They also have cool smart classrooms with projectors. It's great for doing projects, big or small. Plus, you get to work on real projects with industry partners.

Academic: The faculty and staff at this college really care about us students. They're super qualified and know their stuff in every subject. The courses here are top-notch thanks to their hard work and support. I'm so glad I chose this college for my studies!

Placement: The college doesn't have many connections with top companies for placement. The placement cell needs to work better. The percentage of students getting placed is not that great.

Campus: The campus has a lot of buildings like workshops, cafeteria, library, classrooms, and conference halls. The food at the cafeteria is just okay. They also have Wi-Fi on campus which is pretty cool. The infrastructure here is really modern and advanced.

Academic: 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.

Academic: The teachers at this college are awesome! They really try hard to teach us well. They are friendly and go on field trips too. They share their own stories and show us real-life examples. Love learning from them!

Placement: The placements at our college weren't great because only a few companies come for mechanical students. But the computer science department gets a lot of companies coming to hire students. The placement team stays connected with us and the salaries offered are okay.

Campus: The college has really good facilities. They've got computer labs, a huge library with all kinds of books, and a cafeteria. Plus, there are three playgrounds on campus. It's pretty cool!

Academic: The teachers used to be awesome before, but now they pay them only Rs.12,000 a month. This only brings in new teachers, and only a couple of the old ones are left. It's sad because there's no extra knowledge beyond the subject.

Placement: The placement situation here isn't great. They struggle to get students placed, and no companies visited campus for our group. We had to find jobs on our own without any help from the college. It's disappointing because they promised us job support when we first joined.

Campus: The campus has good infrastructure, but it needs some repairs. The canteen isn't clean, and they have a big ground that's not used well. Sports aren't happening regularly either.