Sanjeevan Engineering and Technology Institute (SETI, Panhala) Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers are okay, not amazing but not terrible either. They don't have many experienced staff members. They keep changing from the HOD to regular teachers. This inconsistency affects student results. They should hire more experienced staff to improve.

Placement: One thing I didn't like about my college was the placements. They didn't handle them well because they didn't have good connections with companies. I did get a job, but only a few other students did too.

Campus: The college has awesome infrastructure. Being in a hill station, the surroundings are super nice. The labs and classrooms are all decked out. However, they're still working on the infrastructure. Progress is slow, probably because they're short on cash.

Admission: The staff here really know their stuff and they're super helpful. They use chalk and a board to teach, which I like. We get to go on industry visits which is cool. They focus on practical stuff, not just theory. Oh, and each semester we go on at least 4 industrial visits. The course content is really useful too.

Placement: The college's placement team is pretty solid. They really put in the effort to help students get jobs. Even though last year wasn't great for placements because of the economy, they still managed to place over 60 students in top companies. Being affiliated with BATU university, I'm confident they'll keep improving in this area.

Campus: The campus is huge, like 100 acres huge! It's located near a hill station, so the surroundings are beautiful. The labs are top-notch, and the whole campus has Wi-Fi everywhere. The classrooms are really nice, and the library has over 12,000 books plus E-books. Some students even represented our college at the zonal level for the university.

Admission: All the facilities here are great for students. We can use them for everything, not just for paperwork. The teachers here are really good at what they do. They know a lot about their subjects. They are always on time and help us with our studies. There are different branches like civil, mechanical, CSE, electrical, and more.

Placement: A lot of students who graduated last year got placed on campus with a salary of around 3 to 5 lakhs per year. They landed these jobs because they did well in their studies. Big companies like Infosys are hiring students from our college.

Campus: The campus is huge, with different floors for each department. There are labs and classrooms that have everything we need. The place covers 70 acres and has lots of students around. We have hostels and buses here too. The labs are all set up with the right equipment.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They use PowerPoint to teach, which is cool. We learn a lot from them. Plus, we get to see how things work in the real world. There aren't too many students in each class, so we get lots of attention.

Placement: At our college, around 10 companies came to hire students. They hired about 45-50 students and offered salaries ranging from Rs. 8000-12000. The companies included Shimpukde, Mantri Metallics, Saroj Iron, Menon and Menon, Infratech, Jadhav Group, and Zanvar Group. They offered positions like trainee engineers and quality line engineers to us students.

Campus: The college campus has Wi-Fi everywhere. We have labs for computers, cars, heat, transfers, and design. The classrooms can fit 150 students. Our library has 12,000 books and e-books. There's a doctor available all the time. We also have a gym, cricket, football, volleyball, and basketball grounds. And if you're into swimming or horse riding, we got that too.

Admission: The teachers at this college are all experts with Ph.D. qualifications. They know their stuff and are available when we need them. They've got special faculty for each subject. Plus, they offer a BE in automobile  only a couple of colleges have that around here.

Placement: The college has a special team that helps us with job placements. They bring companies for campus interviews. Around 150 students got jobs last year. The placement team also trains us for interviews. It's really helpful!

Campus: The college is located in the beautiful surroundings of Panhala. The campus has great infrastructure with separate wings for each department. The labs are well-equipped for practical sessions, and the classrooms are spacious and well-ventilated with projectors for presentations. The library has a wide variety of books, magazines, and journals. There's even a swimming pool on campus! They also organize inter-college sports tournaments every year. It's a great place to study and have fun!

Admission: The professors in the electrical department all got their post-grad degrees from top schools. They really know their stuff and teach well. And in mechanical engineering, five professors have PhDs. They're all really good at what they do.

Placement: I got hired by Dhoot Transmission Private Limited in Pune along with 23 other students from the electrical department and 17 students from electronic and telecommunications. During the 6-month training period, we were paid Rs. 9,500 per month. They even provided free transportation, which was a nice perk.

Campus: I go to Sanjeevan college in Panhala, a cool historic spot. The campus is nice and helps me focus on my studies. We get Wi-Fi here, which is great. There's a hostel for girls and boys too. The college is around 20 km from Kolhapur. Our teachers are smart and we have digital classrooms. We play sports like volleyball, football, and basketball. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers at our college are a mixed bag. Some have a lot of experience, while others are new. I think they're okay at teaching. A few teachers really know their stuff and help us get ready for the working world. But I feel like the course material is old-fashioned. It seems like they care more about finishing the syllabus than if we actually understand it.

Placement: Only 20 out of 80 students got placed from our college. Big companies like Bentley Systems, Persistent Systems, Capgemini, and TCS come for placements. The highest salary offered was 5 LPA by Persistent Systems. About 5-6 students from our course got internships at the college. They offer roles like system architect and DevOps for students.

Campus: I love the college's infrastructure. It's in a hill station, so the weather is great. We get free Wi-Fi, and each year we have classes on a different floor. The staff keeps everything clean. The library is okay. The hostel is nice and safe for women. But the canteen isn't good. The college ground is plain and not well-maintained. It's a bit chaotic with no strict management.

Admission: The staff, whether technical or not, are really helpful. Most teachers have their Master's in various subjects. The teaching is top-notch. We visit the Pune car plant often for real-world experience. There are lots of options in different mechanical fields.

Placement: Placements in our department are pretty limited. Only about five students actually land a job. Local companies like Renault, Maruti Suzuki, and Hyundai come to campus for recruitment. The average placement rate is around 75%. But most students don't really grab these offers because the salaries are on the lower side.

Campus: The labs for all subjects are awesome, and the classrooms are really modern. The departments are well-equipped, and the classrooms have great projectors. There are tons of books in the library. We even have a hospital on campus. We've got four sports grounds and a swimming pool. Plus, the food is top-notch!

Admission: The teachers here are really supportive and know their stuff well. They help us a lot with our studies and show us how things work in the real world too. They use both hands-on and technical ways to teach us, which is great. The student-to-teacher ratio is pretty good, so you can get help when you need it. Plus, the teachers have a lot of experience in the industry.

Placement: The college did a good job with placements. Around half of my senior batch got placed, with the highest salary being around 7 lakh per year. Companies from our industrial area offered us jobs in roles like Junior Engineer, Quality Control, Production, and Safety Engineers. Lots of options to choose from!

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi for students to use, which is great. The labs have good equipment, and the classrooms are nice. The environment is good too. There's a big library with a reading room. They have around 100,000 books for Graduation students, and 20,000 books for UG and PG students. The college also has medical facilities on campus. Our sports teams do really well at both college and university levels.

Admission: The teachers are good at teaching, but they don't seem too interested in engineers. It's hard to get clear answers to our questions from them. They don't really share much about international industry knowledge. The course content is just basic and seems more about finishing it rather than really diving deep into the subjects.

Placement: Around 30% of us got jobs after college. The highest salary was 2.5 LPA, the lowest was 1.8 LPA, and the average was 2.0 LPA. Dhoot company was a top recruiter, mostly hiring for junior assistant roles. In our course, the top salary was around 3 LPA, with an average of 2.5 LPA, and the lowest at 1.8 LPA. Sadly, many of us didn't land internships due to a lack of knowledge.

Campus: The classrooms in our college are in good condition. Unfortunately, there's a lack of support for engineering students and the engineering environment. That's why we finished our course here, but we didn't have many fun moments or helpful guidance along the way.