SGBM Institute of Technology and Science (SGBMITS)

Admission: I had a lot of teachers while I was studying, and all of them were really good. They were helpful and knew their stuff. The teaching was great, sometimes they even used smart boards. The student-to-teacher ratio was 10:1. But between 2013 and 2017, none of the teachers had any experience in the industry.

Placement: When it comes to placements for our batch and the seniors before us, I have to be honest - it was a bit disappointing. No one from our batch or the seniors got placed through the college. Plus, none of the students ever got an internship from the college, and they didn't even pay stipends to anyone.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, library, medical facility, and sports. The classrooms and labs are good quality. The food is not great, but it's okay. Unfortunately, there is no hostel. I didn't have any infrastructure problems, but there aren't enough faculty now. The labs are good, but they don't offer practical experience.

Admission: The teachers are really nice and helpful. They all have at least a master's degree in their subject. The principal even has two Ph.D.s in physics! Some of the teachers have even published their research in IEEE. It's great to have such knowledgeable faculty.

Placement: We had around 40 students in our batch from 2012 to 2016, with about 25 seniors graduating in 2015. In 2016, around 65% of us got placed in different companies, while some of us decided to pursue higher studies. The average salary offered was 1.45 lakhs per year. Companies like E-clinic Works hired students for the role of a software developer.

Campus: The college has two buildings - the main one and the MBA building that's still being built. Junior and senior classes are on different floors, and there are security cameras on every floor. The library has a digital section and another part with lots of books. Every summer, S.G.B.M. has a techfest with both cultural and technical activities. They also join in inter-college sports. The college's workshop is the biggest among all the engineering colleges in Jabalpur. There are labs for chemistry, physics, mechanical, electrical, electronics, computer, civil, and mechanics. Each department has its own labs, with electronics and communication & computer science having more than 6 labs each. The computer science department has a high-speed internet connection and the whole campus has Wi-Fi. There's a medical officer on campus, and the canteen serves good Indian food at low prices. They don't have their own hostel, but they don't push students to stay in any specific one. The faculty are friendly, and there's a training and placement cell too.

Admission: The teachers here are just okay. They seem a bit lost on the topics sometimes. You'll need to do a lot of studying on your own. It's not the best place for top students or those with high grades.

Placement: Only a few students out of 100 got placed here. Not many students landed internships either. The education quality is really low, and honestly, a degree from here doesn't hold much weight.

Campus: The college doesn't have a hostel, so you gotta find a PG nearby. They don't have Wi-Fi for students, which is a bummer. The library isn't open every day, so you gotta keep going back to borrow books.