Shaheed Bhagat Singh State Technical Campus Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff. They make learning easy and interesting. The courses are practical and get you ready for the real world. The exams are fair, and most students pass with flying colors. Overall, it's a great place to learn and grow.

Placement: I'm so glad to say that all of us in the B.Tech. course want to get placed after college. And guess what? Our branch has a 100% placement rate! Companies like Wipro and Microsoft come for recruitment, offering packages ranging from INR 2 to INR 15 LPA. It's awesome to see everyone landing good jobs after graduation.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi everywhere, which is great. They have computer centers, labs, and libraries that are all well-equipped. The library has a lot of different books. The rooms have good ventilation. The hostel is nice, with good quality food and a clean canteen. They also have medical facilities on campus. Lots of sports areas and grounds to play on too. Overall, it's a pretty good place to study and live.

Admission: I really like the teachers here. They know their stuff, and they're always ready to help. The vibe between teachers and students is cool. We even share personal stories sometimes. I'm studying civil engineering. It's a good mix of theory and hands-on stuff. It's all about learning how development works and why we do it.

Placement: Last semester, around half to three-fourths of us got jobs, and the pay ranged from 4 to 15 lakhs. Big companies like Microsoft and Amazon hire from here, especially in the CSE department. If you score well, you'll likely land a job.

Campus: The classrooms have projectors, whiteboards, and big benches. They're spacious and well-ventilated. The college has Wi-Fi and a library open 24/7. You can find books for self-study and tables and chairs to focus. There are a few canteens on campus, and the food in the mess is really good, like a taste of home.

Admission: The teachers and courses here are okay, nothing special. But the computer science department stands out compared to the others. The teachers aren't really famous in their fields. We mostly learn from the internet and YouTube. The teachers aren't very helpful and can be mean. They lower our grades if we ask questions in class. That's why students don't feel comfortable asking for help. The way they run things here messes with our feelings.

Placement: The placement scene at our college isn't great since only a handful of companies come for recruitment. Infosys is one of the companies that hire from here. Some smaller companies also participate in the job fairs, but they don't offer much job security. That's why many students are looking for jobs through off-campus drives instead.

Campus: The college campus is really nice and well-kept. It's surrounded by greenery, and all the buildings look good. The hostels are in good shape, and the food in the mess is tasty. We have good Wi-Fi here too. There's a big playground for cricket, plus basketball and tennis courts for sports lovers. It's a great place for students who enjoy staying active. The atmosphere is good for studying too. The labs could be better for practical learning, but the lecture halls are nice. They even have Wi-Fi and projectors for classes.

Admission: The teachers at our college know their stuff, but they're not the most helpful. They're smart, but sometimes they don't quite hit the mark. It can be tough with the language barrier for some students. It would be great if they understood what we need and want in our basic classes. We don't have any cool smart classes, just regular projectors in use.

Placement: The placements at our college are pretty good, but there's definitely room for improvement. I noticed that students from the diploma program have better placement opportunities compared to those in the B.Tech program. Hopefully, they can work on this for future batches.

Campus: I'd rate our college's infrastructure 100 out of 100, except for the hostels. The campus is so green and nice. But the hostels are not good at all. They really need some fixing up. The hostels and lecture halls could be cleaner. The benches are not comfy at all. Also, the workshop is super old, and a lot of the machines don't work.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They all have PhDs and they give us good guidance. Exams happen in G block and they're pretty strict about rules. No one gets special treatment. Some students try to sneak a peek at their phones during exams, but if they get caught, it's a big problem for their future.

Placement: The college doesn't give great job opportunities. Big companies like TCS, Wipro, and Infosys come for placements, but the salaries are not high. On average, students are offered 4-5 LPA. Around 12-17 students find jobs here. The university is okay. If you're skilled, you can still get a job though.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is great! The lab facilities are good, and there's always an assistant available. Attendance is compulsory. They also have medical facilities on campus. There are 4 hostels for guys and 2 for girls. First-year students stay in Yamuna hostel, while second and third-year students can choose to live together in Ganga hostel.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super helpful. They're always there to help with studies, research, or projects. If you're into extracurricular stuff, they'll back you up on that too. It's up to you to get involved, and the teachers will have your back.

Placement: Around 40% of students landed jobs with the right companies. Internship opportunities change every year, and it's up to students if they want to do one or not. Our college offers courses in electronics, electrical, computer science, and mechanical.

Campus: The campus here is super green and was actually awarded for having the greenest campus in Punjab. The new hostels are nice and comfy, but the old ones could use some work. The food isn't the healthiest, but they do a good job keeping everything clean.

Admission: The teachers here are super knowledgeable and really supportive. They help us with our studies and any other issues we might have. They explain our subjects really well. We have weekly tests to get ready for the mid-semester tests and final exams too.

Placement: Most of us got placed in big companies through the college placements. It's cool that we get to do internships in the last semester with these companies. They pick us based on how we did in our studies. In my course, we also have opportunities for government jobs like PSPCL and electrical department. It's awesome!

Campus: The college campus is well-organized with separate buildings for each department. There are blocks labeled A-F and canteens for food. The hostel rooms are clean and peaceful, and the mess food is tasty and healthy. It's a great place to live and study!

Admission: The teachers are awesome and super knowledgeable, but how they act depends on us students. Lots of students land great jobs after graduation, so this college really prepares us for the real world. The campus setup also mimics what we'll see in the industry, getting us ready for the future.

Placement: Last year, around 90% of CSE students got placed. But the pay wasn't too high, with the highest being 9 LPA and the lowest at 3.4 LPA. The top recruiters were Infosys, TCS, and Wipro. Big names like HP and Mahindra also came, along with some cool startups. Getting an internship depends on your skills and drive. Seniors have interned at places like Max Films and Internshala.

Campus: The campus and hostels have fast Wi-Fi. Each department has its own library. There's a separate library building and computer center with really good internet. If you're into sports, the college is awesome with a big ground, small grounds, and a huge swimming pool. There's a small hospital and a market area on campus. Lots of canteens to grab food from. New hostels are great, but avoid the old ones. The food in the hostel mess is student-based, so it's pretty cool.

Admission: The teachers at my college are super helpful and know their stuff. A lot of them have Ph.D.s, which is cool. The teaching quality is really good here. I appreciate how knowledgeable and supportive the teachers are.

Placement: Around 30% of students from my college got placed in different companies. The salaries ranged from INR 3 Lacs to INR 8 Lacs per year. Infosys was the top company that recruited students. The most common roles offered were Software Engineer and software development, with salaries ranging from INR 3 Lacs to INR 10 Lacs.

Campus: The Wi-Fi works pretty well here. The classrooms, library, computer lab, and the mess are all good. There are four hostels for boys and two for girls. My college has sports and games facilities, which is cool. And don't worry, we also have medical facilities on campus.

Admission: Most of the teachers here aren't very helpful or qualified. They mostly just care about finishing the syllabus and getting us to attend class. But there are a couple of teachers who really put in the effort and are like real professors. We have 7 teachers for 165 students, so the classes are pretty big. We did get to go on a 3-day trip to a hydropower plant in Nangal, Himachal, which was cool. But apart from that, we haven't visited any other industries. The course curriculum is a mess, especially in the 8th semester. We had to learn about Neural Network, which has nothing to do with my major. It's frustrating.

Placement: In my branch, no companies came to campus for placements in 4 years, same for the seniors. People got jobs, but mostly in telecom or unrelated fields. The pay was around 1.5 to 1.8 LPA. But for CSE, things are different. Big companies like Wipro, Cognizant, and Infosys visit regularly, offering 3 to 4 LPA. They hire everyone as Graduate Engineer Trainees. There's no internships offered by the college. Only CSE and ECE have good placement records, while other branches have a 0% placement rate. So, not the best for everyone.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is super slow, like 100 kbps slow. It can be a pain waiting to watch YouTube videos in 360p. The labs are okay, but the lab assistant and teachers mostly do the experiments themselves. Sometimes the assistant gets confused, though. The labs are in decent shape, but you don't learn a lot of new stuff. The library's good, with all the books you need for your classes. Medical help is available, but the doctor always gives the same medicine no matter what you're sick with. There's a big sports ground for football, volleyball, basketball, cricket, and hockey. The sports person in charge is really helpful. The classrooms are nice, but remember this is a government college, not private. Biggest letdown? No auditorium here. The food in the mess and canteen is just okay. The hostel rooms are average, but the washrooms are really bad.