SATI Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and know their stuff well. A lot of them have their Ph.D. which is cool. The course lasts for about 5 months. They make sure we learn things that are useful for the real world. The exams are not too hard, just the right level. Most students get around a 3.1 CGPA which is pretty decent.

Placement: Around half to three-fourths of students found placements. The top and bottom pay packages were around 15.6 LPA and 4.5 LPA. Companies like TCS, Capgemini, and Yash Technology hire students. About 70-80 students got internships from different courses. There aren't a lot of courses available at the college, though.

Campus: Around half to two-thirds of students found jobs after graduation. The pay ranged from $4.5k to $15.6k a year. Big companies like TCS and Capgemini hire students here. About 70-80 students got internships. But there aren't many different courses available at this college.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They get you ready for the real world. We have 8 semesters with exams, and you need to get at least 80% to pass. The exams can be tough, but the teachers know their stuff and support us well with the curriculum.

Placement: I'm in the course where 80% of students landed jobs. The best package is 9 LPA, and the lowest is 1.5 LPA. Tesla is the top company recruiting here. Lots of students also get internships at cool places like Tesla and Green Go.

Campus: The department has all the facilities we need - Wi-Fi, labs, smart classrooms, and libraries. But the hostel facilities and food quality are pretty bad. The food in the mess and canteen is just okay. They do have medical facilities though. Sports and games like cricket and volleyball are not that great here.

Admission: Most teachers are really helpful and good. Classes are okay, but some teachers lack knowledge. They don't meet college standards. Semester exams are fine, except for those teachers who aren't well-prepared. If you study from the notes they give, you'll do well in the exam. Some teachers cover the syllabus but don't do much else. As long as we study from their notes, passing is easy. It's more about quality than just filling pages.

Placement: Most students get placed, around 80%. The pay is pretty good, between 5 to 6 LPA on average. The highest offer is 15 LPA, while the lowest is 3 LPA. Big companies like TCS, Infosys, and Yash Technologies come for placements.

Campus: The college building is nice, but some classes could be cleaner. They have Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and a library. The library is really good. There's a hostel, but the food is just okay. They also have a canteen and a playground with a volleyball and badminton court. And there's a cricket ground too. The gym is in good shape too.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super nice and always ready to lend a hand. They really know their stuff and have good teaching skills. The exams aren't too hard, and lots of students pass with good grades. The questions are pretty similar to what we practiced. Plus, the faculty always treat us with kindness and are very supportive.

Placement: If you put in the effort, you can definitely land a placement on or off-campus. Companies like Rapidops and Patym recruit from here. In B.Tech electronic and communication engineering, the top role offered is pretty cool.

Campus: The hostel building is nice, but the food needs improvement. The college has a good amount of space for students with separate grounds for football, volleyball, cricket, and more. The main college building looks pretty old though.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They're super helpful and always motivate us to do our best. Even though the exams are hard, most students pass. I feel like they're preparing us well for the real world.

Placement: I heard from our seniors and professors that a lot of students get placed here, which is awesome. The average salary package is around 4-6 lakh per year. Companies like Volvo and Tata visit our campus for placements.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with everything we need like the library, labs, and workshops. The medical and sports facilities are also really good.

Admission: The teachers at my college were really helpful and knew their stuff. They taught well, and we had regular assignments, tests, and semester exams. The exams were tough, but if you studied hard, you could pass with a good grade. To pass, you needed a minimum of 5 CGPA.

Placement: Around 7 to 8 CGPA students got to attend placements at my college. The highest salary offered was 10 LPA, while the lowest was around 3-4 LPA. We had companies like TCS, Capgemini, Wipro, and Byjus coming for placements. The top students had CGPA between 8 to 9. There were also visits from Sati Vidisha, Cummins India, Hexaware, and Tata Motors.

Campus: The college and hostel staff were really nice. Our college has cool buildings and good facilities. We have different departments and free Wi-Fi. I like the labs and smart classrooms. The library is good too. The food in the hostel is tasty, but the canteen is a bit pricey. We have sports fields and good medical help on campus.

Admission: I go to SATI, which is connected to RGPV. The teachers know their stuff, but I wish classes were more engaging. We get chances to do research and internships which help us learn. The courses are fine in my opinion.

Placement: Around 60% to 65% of students get jobs after graduation, especially in Computer Science and Engineering. Our college is improving every year when it comes to getting students placed. Big companies like Infosys, Wipro, TCS, YASH, Cognizant, and S Technologies come to hire students here.

Campus: The college doesn't have great infrastructure. They only give you the basics on campus. Being a government college, the labs, classrooms, and other stuff for studying are usually good. But some things don't work well, like the cameras, Wi-Fi, and even the hostel has problems. The living spaces are not kept very clean.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They teach really well. The courses are great and get you ready for the industry. There are cool activities like hackathons and coding competitions you can join. Exams can be tough, but if you're prepared, you'll do fine. Most students pass with 85-90%, which is pretty good.

Placement: I'm in the 2025 batch studying B.Tech in computer science and engineering. Around 60-70% of us got jobs. The highest salary is 12 LPA, the lowest is 1.65 LPA, and the average is 4 LPA. Companies like Capgemini, TCS, Wipro, Infosys, Yash Technologies, Emphasis, Cognizant, and Accenture come for placements. About 70% of students intern at places like Capgemini, Infosys, and TCS. They offer roles like software engineer, full-stack developer, data analyst, cloud engineer, DevOps engineer, and machine learning engineer.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi in all the academic buildings, classrooms, labs, and libraries. The computer labs have new computers. The electronics labs have cool tools. Some departments have smart classrooms with cool stuff. We can access online research papers and E-books in the digital library. They use the auditoriums for seminars and workshops. The food isn't great but everything else is awesome.

Admission: The teachers are pretty decent here, with some really good professors. They're willing to help if you reach out to them. You'll have midterms, quizzes, and endterms to tackle, but you'll mostly be on your own when it comes to studying. Just put in the effort, focus on your studies, and you'll see good results in the end.

Placement: About 30% of us get jobs here on campus, while others find them off campus. Big companies like Yash, Wipro, and TCS come for placements. The average salary is around 3-4 LPA, but some lucky ones get up to 16-20 LPA! The college offers internships, but we can also look for them in companies like Microsoft and Amazon. They hire in fields like CSE/IT, electrical, electronics, and civil.

Campus: The college has all the basic stuff like Wi-Fi, but it's not super fast. The labs and classrooms are kinda run-down. The library has old books and not many tables, but it's still a decent place to study. The hostels are alright, and the food can be good at times. There's no medical help on campus. The sports complex is not great, with old gym gear. The badminton court and table tennis facilities are just okay. Overall, it's not the fanciest place, but you can make it work.

Admission: The CSE faculty at SATI are really good. They know their stuff and are always ready to help. The teaching is effective and the curriculum gets you ready for the industry. Some students think it could be updated a bit though. The exams are not too hard, you just need 33% to pass. The system in place helps a lot of students pass. Overall, the course is good for the industry, but maybe it could include more new stuff to keep up with what's happening in the industry.

Placement: I go to Samrat Ashok Technological Institute (SATI) in Vidisha. Most B.Tech CSE students here get placed, around 70-80%. The highest salary offered is 12.5 LPA, and the average is between 3.5 to 4.5 LPA. TCS, Wipro, Hexaware, and ValueLabs are the top companies that hire students. They offer roles like software developer, data analyst, and system analyst. The training & placement cell helps with internships, like with Jio Park and Incture. The placements and internships change every year depending on how students do and what's happening in the industry.

Campus: I like studying B.Tech CSE at Samrat Ashok Technological Institute (SATI). They have cool stuff like Wi-Fi, awesome labs, nice classrooms, and a big library. The hostels are comfy, and they serve good food. Plus, there are fun things to do like playing indoor games and chilling in reading rooms. If you get sick, there's a clinic on campus and a hospital nearby. You can also play basketball and tennis. SATI is a great place to learn and grow. Just keep in mind that the food and hostels might change a bit sometimes.