Sardar Patel Education Campus Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful. They studied at good universities and know their stuff. They're nice and always ready to assist us with our studies. The exams every semester are kind of average in terms of difficulty.

Placement: Around 40% of students from our course found jobs after graduation. The highest salary package was 10 LPA. Sun Pharma, Jio, and Reliance were some of the top companies that hired students from our college.

Campus: The campus has fast Wi-Fi and air-conditioned classrooms. The library is pretty good with lots of books. The overall campus vibe is nice.

Admission: The teachers are mostly young and just finished their Master's in Mechanical Engineering. Some are really great at teaching. Each teacher covers most of the course material well. The only issue is with doing the practicals.

Placement: The college hosted a big job fair recently. Some companies offered salaries starting from Rs. 12,000 per month, while the highest offer was Rs. 16,000 per month for freshers. There was this one company that came for recruitment, but unfortunately, none of us met their criteria for the job.

Campus: The college has a 3-story building with over 50 rooms and labs. It's got Wi-Fi and LAN connection. There's a canteen, but they don't offer a wide variety of food options. Overall, the college's infrastructure is just okay.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super smart and nice. They studied at top universities. They teach in person and online. Exams can be a bit tough, but our teachers make it easy for us to pass.

Placement: Most students in our course end up with jobs, about 80%. The highest salary you can get is around 10 LPA. Internships are also available. TCL is the main company that hires students for IT positions.

Campus: The classrooms are spacious and nice. They provide fast Wi-Fi to work on projects. There's a great seminar hall for presentations. We have labs and workshops for doing projects. The canteen has tasty and clean food. The library is huge with over 2000 books for our course.

Admission: The teachers are really nice and supportive, but their knowledge is lacking since they just graduated with their Master's degrees. They focus more on helping with assignments and preparing for exams rather than making us ready for the industry. There's not much emphasis on improving our understanding of the subjects. Plus, they don't really stress attendance.

Placement: No one from our Mechanical Engineering batch landed a job through campus placements. The companies they bring in are like Just Dial a mix of MBA, BBA, and Engineering students. Some of us end up doing internships that we find on our own.

Campus: The department's infrastructure is just okay. They always promise to set up labs and improve the Wi-Fi, but it never happens. Unfortunately, there's no hostel for students from out of town. On the bright side, they do have great sports facilities.

Admission: The faculty here are quite helpful. But sometimes they don't finish the course properly. They really focus on giving assignments and expect us to study on our own. They don't help much with projects or other things that could expand our minds. It's hard for them to explain topics clearly to us.

Placement: The college doesn't really help with placements. No good companies come here for hiring. The placement officer doesn't do a good job. In IT, only BPO companies come for placements, no core IT companies at all.

Campus: The college has basic facilities like labs and classrooms, but the labs are not set up well. The library doesn't have many helpful books. The canteen is just okay, with low-quality food. Unfortunately, there's no hostel available. Sports and games are only talked about on the notice board. There's not even a decent playground for students to chill out.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They know a lot about pharmacy and have worked in the field. They teach us well with a mix of theory and hands-on stuff. We do labs, talk about real cases, and work in groups. It's cool.

Placement: Most students in the B.Pharma course got placed through campus recruitment, about 70-80%. Companies like Cipla, Sun Pharma, and Abbott Healthcare hired from our course. The average salary offered was around 3.54 LPA. After graduation, we usually get roles like Quality Control Analyst, Production Executive, Regulatory Affair Associate, or Medical Sales Representative.

Campus: The classrooms are big and have projectors, which helps the professors teach better. The seats are comfy, and the rooms are kept nice. There are labs for different pharmacy subjects like pharmaceutics and pharmacology. Each lab has all the stuff we need. The whole campus has Wi-Fi, and it works well in the study areas and labs. The library has lots of books, journals, and online resources for pharmacy and other topics. We can use online journals and databases for research. There are sports facilities for both inside and outside games. Outside, we have a cricket field, basketball, and volleyball courts. Inside, we can play table tennis, chess, and use a small gym with basic machines. The mess and canteen serve veg and non-veg food with a changing menu. The food is okay, but sometimes it gets boring. They keep things clean and follow hygiene rules.

Admission: The teachers in our course were really helpful. But, to be honest, not all of them were great at teaching. It was a mix of good and not-so-good teaching. Most teachers had a masters degree, which was cool. Sometimes, we didn't cover everything in each semester because the teaching pace was a bit slow.

Placement: Around 60% of the students in our course didn't get placed because our college didn't organize any placements. No companies came to offer jobs. All of us really wanted to get placed in a company.

Campus: The college had Wi-Fi, but we had to sign up to use it. The internet in the labs was super slow. There was a small ground for playing sports like football, cricket, and volleyball, but it was too tiny for a proper game.

Admission: The teachers are super nice, helpful, and know a lot. They teach really well, and the stuff we learn is actually useful. We only have one big exam at the end of the semester. If you study hard, the exams aren't too tough.

Placement: I'd say about 80-90% of students from our college got placed. The highest package is like 4-5 lakhs per annum, lowest is 2 lakhs per annum, and average is around 3-3.5 lakhs per annum. Some top recruiters are First Bank, SBI, and Amazon.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is really great. We've got everything we need here Wi-Fi, labs, and awesome classrooms. The hostel facilities are good too, with decent food options available. Overall, I'm pretty happy with what the college offers.

Admission: The course I took was part of GTU. They held the exams there too. I thought the exams were pretty good compared to other university exams. GTU is well-known in Gujarat, so getting a degree from there should be valuable in the future. The exams were split into two parts: practical and theory.

Placement: The placement scene at our college was pretty good. Companies like Cadila, Zydus, and Sun Pharma came to hire students. Around ten companies visited our campus last year. A lot of students landed jobs through campus placements. The highest salary package offered was 10 LPA, which is awesome for someone starting out.

Campus: There's no hostel in our college, but there are plenty of hostels and PGs nearby in Vidyanagar. They offer good facilities at reasonable prices. You can easily find them on Google.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. They use smart dashboards in class which is cool. They teach using screens and make sure we understand the topics well. Exams happen weekly or at the end of the semester. You need to score at least 60% to pass.

Placement: I study pharmaceuticals here. About 80% of students get placed, with average packages around 400,000 per year. The highest package is 11 lakhs, the lowest is 2 lakhs, and the average is 3.5 lakhs. After doing Master of Pharmacy, most students land jobs in pharmaceutical companies or become college professors. The college even offers professor positions to former students.

Campus: The college hostels are more like a shared living space than traditional college dorms. You can choose between PG or day scholar hostels. They offer meals, Wi-Fi, and recreational facilities like sports. The classrooms are really modern with smart LED screens, AC, and a computer lab. The campus has everything you need to study comfortably.