Sarvottam Institute of Technology and Management Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome! They have degrees like B.Tech, M.Tech, and PhDs. They really care about us students and make sure to cover all the topics on time. Plus, we have mentors to help us out. We take exams every Monday. I gotta say, the faculty at Sarvottam is top-notch!

Placement: Sarvottam is a small college, but they really try hard to help students get good placements. The computer engineering program is great, and they also do well in other branches. It's a growing college that will do even better in the future. Plus, it's a top choice for students on a tight budget.

Campus: This college is awesome even though it's pretty new, only been around for about 5 or 6 years. They've got everything you need - a big library, labs for all subjects, free Wi-Fi, and even a medical center. They have a sports period and every year they hold a sports week with lots of games and prizes. The canteen serves delicious northern food. The only issue is with hospitality, but I've moved to a nearby place now.

Admission: The teachers at this college are top-notch. They know their stuff and use cool technology in class like PowerPoint and group discussions. The education here is advanced and the faculty is dedicated. Great place to learn!

Placement: The placements at SITM are really good. Almost 40% of students get placed through the college. In the last 2 years, lots of students have found jobs through campus placements. The college management does a great job with placements. If you have the skills, you'll definitely get placed.

Campus: The labs have top-notch equipment and the latest technology. The library is awesome with a wide selection of books. Plus, there are plenty of sports and games for students. And hey, free Wi-Fi for everyone to use! Love it.

Admission: There are lots of courses available at this college, but only in civil and mechanical. The number of students in those branches was good. The faculty members weren't enough for any branch, and they kept changing. So, we never really had good teachers. But the college director was really nice and down-to-earth.

Placement: I had a chance to join Quality Austria company, but turned it down because they offered a low salary. Our college didn't bring in many companies for placements, so our options were limited. The college is good, but the job opportunities are lacking. Hopefully, they'll improve placements in the future.

Campus: I could always find my course books here, and the atmosphere was pretty chill. The campus had a nice playground, but the canteen didn't have a huge variety of food options.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and are super helpful. They explain things in a way that everyone can understand, from top students to bottom students. Even the tough topics become easier to grasp. Plus, we have weekly tests to practice what we've learned and show what we know. It's a great way to keep learning and improving.

Placement: In my college, everyone in the mechanical branch gets placed. The seniors landed jobs in top mechanical companies with a salary of 6 LPA. The placements overall are good. In computer science, everyone got placed too. Companies like HCL, TCS, and Infosys hired students. They also offer internships through Internshala. Many companies come for seminars and hire students through internships.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi, big classrooms, and labs with technicians. We play sports indoors and outdoors. There's a medical room, a common room for guys to chill during lunch, and a big canteen with lots of food. We also have a swimming pool, auditorium, clean washrooms, and sports grounds like lawn tennis, basketball, cricket, volleyball, and football. It's pretty cool here.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They always make sure we understand everything and even take us on trips to see how things work in real life. They're all smart and always there to help us get good grades. Plus, they give extra classes sometimes to help us do better in our exams. It's great!

Placement: Placement at my college was pretty good. Seniors landed jobs at some cool companies like Sony, Webexpert, and HCL. The average salary back then was around 2.4 lacs per year. The highest package offered was 4 lacs per year, while the lowest was 1.8 lacs per year. It was great to see my classmates getting such good opportunities.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with Wi-Fi and sports facilities for football, cricket, chess, and basketball. They even have separate grounds for basketball, badminton, and cricket. The canteen is amazing with a lot of space for students and delicious food and drinks. The classrooms and labs are well-kept with nice furniture. The hostel is also good, providing tasty food and comfy furniture.

Admission: The faculty here is really experienced and acts as mentors. They focus a lot on studies and use both online and offline teaching methods. I've had a lot of industry exposure which is great. The course curriculum is practical and helpful. We have to fill out a daily survey and can't skip classes. Teachers keep in touch with parents and update them on our performance.

Placement: The placement here is pretty good. Most students, about 80%, get placed after graduation. The highest package offered is around Rs. 6.7 lakhs, the lowest is Rs. 2.5 lakhs, and the average is Rs. 3 lakhs. Jobs are given based on the branch you're in. Almost all students, 92%, get internships through the college. We go on industrial visits regularly to help us grow and learn. We also have important guests visiting often, sharing their knowledge and experiences with us. Our DG Sir even teaches us about life and how to balance our hearts and minds.

Campus: The college has everything you need like Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and a library with all the books you need. They have sports facilities with all the courts available. The labs are good with working instruments. The food is okay, not amazing. There's also a hostel if you need it. I didn't have any problems with the infrastructure.

Admission: The teachers know their stuff and are qualified. They teach okay, mostly by talking. We don't have many hands-on classes, but we do get to go on field trips. Sometimes there aren't enough teachers, but we still have one for each subject.

Placement: The college works hard to bring in companies for placements, so everyone gets a job. They could improve by giving us more training for interviews. After each company visit, we got certificates that are helpful.

Campus: The college feels more like a school, which is fine for studying. It's comfy and good for focusing on studies. They should add ACs since the rooms are set up for them. The classrooms are big and have good ventilation. Each room has a writing board. The canteen needs better supervision for hygiene.

Admission: The teachers know their stuff and are pretty good at teaching. Not all of them are great, though. They spend enough time with students. But there aren't any smart classes to help us learn better. The faculty helps you feel ready for interviews.

Placement: Some students got placed in the placements. The highest package was 3 LPA, the lowest was 1.2 LPA, and the average was 2.4 LPA. Companies like Automobile Workshop and Prem Motors hired students. They got roles in maintenance, tool room management, production, and more.

Campus: The Wi-Fi works well here. The labs and classrooms are nice. The library has enough books for our department, even though it's not huge. The hostel is far from the college and not great. The canteen is okay, but they run out of food a lot. We have sports and games facilities, which is cool.

Admission: The faculty at the college are pretty good, but some are really nice. I won't say names, but when you're in class, it feels like everyone is great except for one person. Turns out, that one person is actually the worst. Mrs. Akanksha Sharma and Mrs. Tanu Gupta are the best teachers there.

Placement: The highest placement in 2017 was Rs. 13,000 per month. Companies do come to campus for placements, but the job packages aren't great. Only local companies from Noida visited, no big ones. 100% placements don't happen at SITM. There were around 40 internships offered for MBA and B.Tech students.

Campus: The Wi-Fi is only for the staff. We have labs for all subjects and use them every day. From the 2nd year, we have theaters for classes, but in the 1st year, it's just regular classrooms. The classrooms don't have A/C. There's a medical room, but no actual medical help. We can play sports like cricket, football, and volleyball. The campus canteen isn't that great though.

Admission: The teachers here are a mixed bag - some are really helpful while others could improve. They seem qualified, but not all are great at explaining things. Overall, they're okay. The teachers cover both lectures and labs, which is good. I'm studying computer science, and our teachers are great at coding, which is super helpful. The course content is practical and relevant.

Placement: I want to talk about placements at this college. It's been around for about 8 years, so placement opportunities aren't the best. But companies like HCL and United come for seminars and to hire students. A lot of students also get internships through an app called Internal. It's a good way to gain experience while studying.

Campus: The facilities at SITM are pretty good. The labs are well-equipped, classes are consistent, and the library has plenty of books. There aren't many medical services available, but there's a sports week in February. The college provides hostels, but the food isn't great. Luckily, there's a canteen with snacks available whenever you need them.