Sanketika Institute of Technology and Management

Admission: The teachers here are super supportive, and we've got some fresh faces on board. Since the pandemic, the teaching quality has been great. It's all good vibes here. Thanks to JSU, passing semesters is a breeze with their awesome guidance. The pass rate is around forty percent following JNTUGV rules externally, and at least thirty percent internally.

Placement: Every year, around 60% of students in my course get placed. The highest package offered was around Six Lacs per year. TCS is the main company that hires from our college. In our course, about 60% of students also get internships. The roles offered are for backend and frontend operators.

Campus: The facilities for students are great. The labs need to be kept clean and updated. The library has all the books we need. Unfortunately, the college doesn't provide food, but there's a big ground for us to enjoy. Medical help is available, and the canteen serves delicious food.

Admission: The teachers are mostly qualified and helpful, but some lack the knowledge and teaching skills. The course content doesn't prepare students well for the industry, so practical knowledge is lacking.

Placement: The highest percentage in our college is 9.5. Not many students get placed, but some of my friends got selected in Infosys. The highest package is 40000, while the lowest is 20000. Many students from our course landed internships at companies like Infosys and Pfizer.

Campus: The campus has good labs, classrooms, and a library. The Wi-Fi is decent, but the canteen could be better. The hostel is nice, but we face issues with the mess. The grounds need improvement, and the food in the mess isn't great. Sports equipment also needs upgrading.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really good. Some are super qualified, while others are just okay for the pay they get. You gotta put in effort to learn and get ahead in your studies and future career. They teach coding and other computer stuff too.

Placement: Most students here find jobs easily after college. The pay can be between Rs. 12,000 and Rs. 30,000 per month. Big companies like Amazon and Infosys come to hire students. They teach us good communication and coding skills. In my course, salaries range from Rs. 12,000 to Rs. 50,000 per month. About 60% of us landed jobs at Cisco. They even offer internships and give out certificates, which can help in getting more jobs later on.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi, and there are libraries and labs. But the hostel situation isn't great. The food at the hostel isn't very good. Not a lot of focus on sports for students.

Admission: The teachers here are great! They teach in a friendly and easy-to-understand way. Exams are shuffled, and they assign test centers close to our college. It's super convenient!

Placement: Since I started college, there haven't been any job placements for us. And if there are any, the companies aren't great. But now, the college has started doing some placement drives. I really hope they keep this up and bring in better companies for us to get jobs.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure. The labs could use some fixing as some equipment doesn't work. The classrooms are spacious, and each department has its own building that can fit around 120 students. There's also a seminar hall for hosting various events.

Admission: The teachers at Sanketika Institute of Technology and Management have improved a lot. When I was studying here, some teachers only had a B.Tech degree. But now, there are teachers with higher qualifications. The college offers 4 courses: electronic and communication engineering, electrical and electronics engineering, mechanical engineering, and computer science engineering.

Placement: Back when I was studying here, we didn't have any job options after graduation. But things have changed now. The college is working really hard to bring in companies for us to get placed before we finish our studies. I'm happy to say that there are a lot of placement opportunities available at my college now.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with lots of greenery around. It's nice to have so many trees providing shade and natural spots to study. I love the playground for cricket, wallyball, and tennis. The labs are just okay, but the classrooms are awesome.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They make learning super interesting. The course content is spot on and prepares us well for the real world. Love it!

Placement: In my course, most students got placed around 85%. The salary range was wide: from 30,000 to 2 lacs. The average was 50,000. TATA was the top company hiring students. Almost all students got an internship through the course about 96%.

Campus: The Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and library at my college are top-notch. We get hi-speed Wi-Fi with 2.5 Gb data, super equipped labs, AC classrooms, and a huge library with tons of books. The hostel is decent, but the food can be hit or miss. Medical facilities are lacking, but there are plenty of sports and games to enjoy on campus.

Admission: Some teachers are helpful to a few students, but not all of them. They're not very qualified and their teaching is just okay. They don't really use any special methods in their teaching. We did get some industry exposure though, like when we visited a steel plant. But the curriculum isn't very useful overall.

Placement: No one from our college got a job, and there are no companies visiting for placements. Only a few students got internships around 30-40%. We really need a placement cell to help us out. There haven't been any campus drives happening here.

Campus: Our college doesn't have Wi-Fi, but the labs and classrooms are nice. The library is there too. There aren't any medical facilities on campus, but sports and games are fun. The food in the canteen is tasty, and the hostel rooms are okay. Overall, the infrastructure is fine, and the canteen is good too.

Admission: When I started in 2015, not all the teachers were great. But some of them really knew their stuff and explained things well. I'd rate the faculty a 3 out of 5 because not all of them were top-notch.

Placement: Our college didn't offer any job placements, so we had to look for opportunities at other colleges. Sometimes our teachers would tell us about job interviews happening at other places, so we went there to check them out.

Campus: Our college has great facilities and infrastructure, especially when you compare it to other colleges in Visakhapatnam. It's super convenient for students from Visakhapatnam since it's located in PM Palem, making it the closest engineering college around. The other colleges are pretty far from here, so this one is a real winner!

Admission: The teachers were nice, but only a couple of them had real experience. The rest had just finished their M.Tech and were teaching us. They knew their stuff, but some had trouble explaining things clearly. They kept up with the syllabus though.

Placement: When I started at this college in 2014 for B.Tech, everyone was talking about great job opportunities. But by my 3rd year, things had changed. Only a few seniors actually landed jobs from campus interviews. The rest of us were left hunting for job opportunities just like them.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure, but the maintenance isn't great. Some lab equipment got damaged because they were fixing it instead of replacing it. The classrooms are big and good, though.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good. They may not be super experts, but they know their stuff based on what we need to learn. The Head of the Department is also great and teaches some important classes. Both the teachers and HOD are really helpful to all of us. They explain things in a way that's easy to understand because they use both languages. Attending classes regularly helps us learn a lot. There are around 60 students for each teacher. We get to go on trips to nearby industries in the final year, which is really fun and interesting. The course structure is good because our college is connected to JNTU Kakinada and follows the official syllabus.

Placement: Placements here are quite rare, so don't count on them. The campus interviews mostly cater to IT outsourcing companies like BPOs and non-voice processes. Don't expect big MNCs to show up. It's better to look for job opportunities on our own rather than relying on campus placements. Internships are also hard to come by, so don't expect to easily find one here.

Campus: The campus is in a nice location by the highway, with a good vibe, especially during the rainy season with the mountains and cricket stadium nearby. Classrooms are pretty basic with desks, a blackboard, and a teacher's podium. The labs have all the equipment needed for our subjects. The computer labs have AC, but there's no Wi-Fi. The library is cool with study spots, and we can borrow any book with a membership. They also have newspapers and mags. The playground is huge with courts for basketball, volleyball, and cricket, plus indoor games like chess. The canteen is decent - they serve breakfast, meals, and snacks, but not a huge variety. You can chill there. They have first-aid in case of emergencies. Overall, no complaints about the campus facilities.