Sarabhai Institute of Science and Technology

Admission: The teachers here are super nice and really know their stuff. The classes aren't too crowded, so you can get help when you need it. Our courses are set by APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University, so you know they're legit. At the end of each semester, we get to share our thoughts on the teachers and how they teach online. It's cool to see our feedback making a difference!

Placement: There's a placement cell in our college that lets us know about job opportunities. But, not many companies come here for placements. Sometimes we need to go to other colleges for placement drives. About half of the students end up getting placed with the help of the college's info on placements.

Campus: The college campus sits on a hill, and it's surrounded by trees that make it really pretty. They've got everything you need here basketball, badminton, and volleyball courts, a library, medical room, and all kinds of labs. The campus is huge! They've got separate buildings for first-year students, M.Tech students, and students in their 2nd, 3rd, and 4th years.

Admission: The staff here isn't very helpful or friendly. It's clear they don't enjoy their job. They just want to finish class and don't bother answering questions. A lot of them are new teachers who graduated from this college.

Placement: I felt really let down by the lack of opportunities at this college. The placement cell seemed like it was there just for show, without actually helping us. The statistics of the college back up what I'm saying. They didn't seem to care if we got placed or not, or even bother bringing companies in. It felt like they favored the top students over the rest. And when a good company did come, they'd somehow block it. What usually happened was students from other colleges would come and get the jobs instead.

Campus: The campus doesn't have good facilities. No WiFi labs or sports. The sports ground is not proper. They don't even maintain the building well. Water system and hostel facilities are also not good.

Admission: The teachers were pretty good, but they rushed through the subjects. A lot of students end up failing and many don't even finish with all their papers cleared. We didn't get much real-world experience, just focused on finishing what the University told us. Lately, some departments have had less than 10 students because so many are failing.

Placement: None of us from my senior batch or my batch got placed through campus interviews. Our college didn't even organize any interviews for us. They have a placement cell, but it's only for sharing info about off-campus interviews. Once you finish your course, they don't really care if you find a job or not.

Campus: The college doesn't have Wi-Fi. The hostels feel like basic lodges. There aren't any sports facilities. The classrooms and labs are okay, but they're not fancy. The computer lab is decent, though. The college is on a hill, so you have to walk up and down a lot for classes, which gets tiring. But the place is beautiful with nice weather. The canteen had a bad incident where the water got mixed with sewage, causing food poisoning for many students.

Admission: The teachers at my college are awesome. They're really helpful with studies and also support us in extracurricular stuff. The pass rate for students is great, better than most. And the semester tests are pretty manageable, not too tough.

Placement: I really like how our college helps students find jobs. Last time, 70% of students got placed! The placement cell is awesome they tell us about job opportunities from different companies. It's super helpful for us students.

Campus: I really like the food and rooms in the hostel. The atmosphere is great too. Hostel life is pretty interesting here. The college has awesome labs and classrooms. The library is really good, and there's free Wi-Fi in the computer lab for us students.

Admission: The faculty at this college are super qualified and always ready to support students with their studies and extracurriculars. They're really friendly, which makes it easy for students to share their problems, whether it's about school or personal stuff.

Placement: Most students got placed in good companies after graduating. A bunch of students did internships and went on to do post-grad at top universities. Big companies like Cognizant and IBM hired students with good salaries. Almost everyone in our batch got a job, and some decided to continue studying.

Campus: The college has really good labs and equipment to use. The food is okay, and the hostel has a nice vibe. They push sports but need to focus more on cultural stuff.

Admission: The faculty at this college are all M.Tech holders. The associate professors and HOD's are super experienced and always ready to help out. They guide us well for seminars and projects. We have a good number of faculty, but we can't choose our elective subjects. The faculty decides for us because there aren't enough teachers for all the electives. This is a common issue in colleges. The student-faculty ratio has been low in recent years. The classes aren't even half full.

Placement: The college has some issues with placements. Most companies that came for civil engineering seniors had low salary offers, so many students didn't take the jobs. Because of this, the college stopped inviting companies. Computer science and electrical students got placed in IBS, but there were only a few placements. For civil engineering, RP International was the only company that visited. They offered a job without pay for six months, and no guarantee for pay or job after that.

Campus: The college has a really nice setup with lots of greenery around. The labs are well-equipped with all the necessary stuff for every department. Our batch had some issues with the canteen food at first, but they fixed it. The classrooms are big and okay, but they don't have AC or fans. You can find most first aid stuff on campus, and there's a government hospital nearby. They organize sports days and competitions every year, which is cool. Both boys and girls have hostel options girls stay on campus, while boys are off-campus. Overall, the college facilities and infrastructure are pretty good.

Admission: The college offers B.Tech courses in civil, mechanical, electrical, electronics, electronic instrumentation, electronics and communication, and computer science. They also have a bunch of M.Tech courses. The teachers here really care and are super dedicated. We stick to the KTU curriculum. There are lots of meetings and fun extracurricular activities like sports and literature. It's a pretty cool place to study!

Placement: Our college has a placement cell with faculty members in each department. Companies like TCS, IBS, TFI, and others come to hire students in our batch. We get updates on upcoming job opportunities and know when to apply. The faculty really work hard to help us get placed.

Campus: The college is cool with lots of trees around. They have good labs and workshops. You can grab some food at the canteen they serve both veg and non-veg. The food is tasty too. The cafeteria is close to the main building, so it's easy to pop in for a quick tea break. The computer lab has Wi-Fi, which is handy. And there's a library with all the engineering books you need. It's a nice place to study.

Admission: The faculty here isn't great, so I wouldn't recommend joining. The management isn't supportive of creativity or anything extra. I suggest looking elsewhere for a college that will help you build a better future.

Placement: The college doesn't give good value for the money. Even though the fees are low compared to other colleges, it's still not worth it. The management doesn't provide much support. The only things that work well are collecting fines and fees. The classes usually have 10 or fewer students, except for CSE. Overall, there aren't many good things about this college.

Campus: The campus has everything like Wi-Fi, classrooms, and labs, but it's not very clean. There's a lot of dust and stuff around. The food in the mess is okay, but you only get one meal. There aren't any medical facilities, which is a bummer. The best thing is the ground where students organize games. It's pretty cool and lively.

Admission: The teachers at SIST are amazing. They really inspire us to learn. We always have qualified teachers and lab technicians around to help us out. It's cool because industry pros come to chat with us every month. SIST used to be with CUSAT but now it's with KTU. Lots of students here get top ranks at the university.

Placement: Our college has a great placement cell. Every year, top companies like TCS and IBM hire students from here. A lot of students also get job offers through off-campus recruitment. About half of the students get placed each year. Last year, the highest salary offered was around 35,000, while the average salary was 15,000.

Campus: The college has computer labs and a library with lots of books. Our sports teams used to join in lots of games. The hostels and campus are really nice. The canteen has good homely food. The institute focuses on quality in everything they do.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and are super helpful. They're famous too! The course content is spot on and gets us ready for the real world. Exams aren't too hard as long as you put in the effort. It all comes down to you.

Placement: I'm studying Computer Science Engineering here, and around 60% of us get internships every year. TCS and Infosys offer the highest packages to students, but it depends on each person. About 40% of students get placed annually. The teachers are really good, and the studies are pretty solid.

Campus: The college's setup is really cool with buildings among the rocks, giving it a natural vibe. The hostel and rooms are just okay. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi. But the food is tasty with lots of veg and non-veg options. The only downside is there's no big sports ground, just a small basketball court.