SIET Sikar Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: I had a mix of good and okay teachers in this college. We had a semester exam every year, which we all called the half-yearly exam. The practicals were a bit lacking, felt like they were just for show and not very hands-on.

Placement: I went to this college and they didn't have any job opportunities for B.Sc. students. My cousin got a job in IT from here, but there was no official offer letter. The placement scene was not great because the companies that visited weren't trustworthy.

Campus: The college didn't have Wi-Fi and the infrastructure was kinda bad. But when I checked out the new building, it was way better. There's plenty of space to hang out and the whole vibe is pretty cool.

Admission: The teachers here are nice and know their stuff, but sometimes they struggle with explaining things well. Their teaching is just okay, kind of like reading from a textbook. They don't go above and beyond to give us extra info. The semester exams can be tough, but we can manage. Passing rate is like 36-40%.

Placement: I really like my college. The teachers are super helpful and the study environment is good. About half of the students get placed after graduation. The average salary ranges from 1.5 LPA to 7 LPA. Companies like Maruti Suzuki, Tata, P&G, and Hero Honda come for placements. I studied electrical engineering, but unfortunately, I didn't get placed.

Campus: The campus has classrooms, labs, a library, and Wi-Fi. The canteen is usually closed. The library doesn't have any books. The bathrooms are not clean. The food quality is really bad. They serve hot water with sugar and color.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful. They're all M.Tech qualified, and some even have a PhD. The teaching quality is great because they explain things in a way that we can understand, using our own language. They make sure we're actually learning. The course content is spot on. The only downside is that the teachers aren't utilized as much due to the college administration.

Placement: Around 10% of us got placed after college. The highest salary was 4.5 LPA, the lowest was 2.5 LPA, and the average was 2.7 LPA. Dvs Web Solutions and Infosys hired the most students. We mainly got roles as software engineers and java developers. The lowest salary in our course was 1.7 LPA. Almost 90% of us got internships at places like Bodacious IT Hub, Infosys, Dvs Web Solution, and Pace Infotech.

Campus: The college's infrastructure was just okay, but the Wi-Fi and classrooms were good. The library was alright, but not up to engineering standards. The hostel building was not great, which made it kind of gross. The food in the hostel was the best part about the college. They also have sports and games available, which is cool.

Admission: The teachers at my college are really helpful. They know their stuff and teach well. The course curriculum prepares us for the industry. The first and second semester exams are tough, though. Overall, it's a great place to learn.

Placement: I was happy to see that 70% of students in my course got placed. The college offers a high package of 20 LPA, a low package of 4 LPA, and an average package of 5 LPA. Also, 60% of students in the agriculture course got internships through the college's placements.

Campus: The agriculture department at my college has great facilities like Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and a library. The food quality is excellent and they also have good medical facilities available. Overall, my college has really good facilities.

Admission: The teachers in our course aren't very experienced and don't meet our expectations. They don't really listen to our problems and aren't very friendly. But not all of them are bad  some are super friendly and know their stuff really well.

Placement: Around 30-40% of our classmates landed government jobs in various areas. Most of us, about 80-90%, are getting into top competitions, and half to three-fifths of them snagged good government jobs right away. So, overall, our college does pretty well in the government sector.

Campus: The classrooms are clean and tidy, but there's no Wi-Fi. The labs are in good shape. Unfortunately, there's no canteen here. It's a good place to study, but the atmosphere isn't that great.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They know their stuff and are always ready to help. The course content is practical and gets us ready for the real world. The exams can be tough, but it's all worth it in the end.

Placement: The placements at our college aren't great. Most companies that come are small or hire in bulk. Unfortunately, we don't have internships available. But, the college management is working on improving the placement and internship opportunities for students.

Campus: The college doesn't have a big campus. We have everything we need here except for a playground. They give us 1 GB of data every day, but the internet connection is not that great. The labs are really good and have all the equipment we need. The classrooms are nice too. The library is okay, but not all the books we need are there.

Admission: The faculty here knows their stuff and has real-world experience. Many of them have PhDs, so they really know their stuff. Classes happen regularly, so we get consistent teaching. It's great for learning!

Placement: The college offers placements for both tech and non-tech students. Tech grads can get 6-7 LPA on average, while non-tech grads can expect 3-4 LPA. Many IT students get picked for roles in Java, .Net, PHP, and Android.

Campus: There are 5 buildings on campus, each for a different department like management and B.Tech. The buildings are divided into post-graduation and graduation. The college trains Navy officers and has labs for mechanical, electrical, communication, and IT.

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome! They treat everyone the same and are super helpful. They know their stuff and teach really well. We learn practical stuff that's useful for working in the real world. Our batch got a lot of knowledge, and now we're all working in civil jobs. Great experience overall!

Placement: Almost 70% of us in our branch got placed, out of a total of 250 students. The highest salary offered was Rs. 35,000/month, while the lowest was Rs. 12,000/month, with an average of Rs. 18,000/month. The top companies hiring were Bricks Pvt Ltd and Bijainagar. They offered roles like HR for civil students and senior engineer positions. In our course, the highest salary was Rs. 30,000/month, the lowest was Rs. 12,000/month, and the average was Rs. 16,000/month. Around 89% of us also got internships at PWD Sikar Rajasthan.

Campus: The facilities at our college are pretty good. The buildings are nice and peaceful, with each department having its own building and staff. The classrooms are clean and great for studying. The library has all the study materials we need, and it's easy to borrow books. The hostel food is tasty and healthy. Plus, there's medical help available in the hostel. We've got lots of sports equipment, and there are sports activities every day.

Admission: The teachers in our course aren't very experienced and don't meet our expectations. They don't listen to our problems and aren't friendly. But not all teachers are like that, some are really friendly and have a lot of experience.

Placement: The placements at our college aren't great. We have both small and big companies coming for this course. Unfortunately, we don't get internships here. But the college is working on improving placements and internships for us. Around 30-40% of students from our college have landed government jobs in various fields.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is decent, but it's not super big. We have all the facilities we need, but there's no playground. We get 1 GB of data every day, but the Wi-Fi signal is weak. The labs are great with all the equipment we need. Our classrooms are nice too. The library is okay, but not all the books we need are there.

Admission: The teachers at our college were awesome! They were really helpful and always ready to answer questions. The course wasn't too hard, which was great. I could tell our teachers knew their stuff because they were well-qualified. There were plenty of teachers available, so we always had support. Plus, they made sure to cover all the material on time.

Placement: After graduating from our college, I found that the job placements weren't great. Some students decided to pursue post-grad studies, while others opted for government job preparation programs to improve their job prospects.

Campus: The hostel at our college had nice facilities. The rooms were clean and the food was good. The laundry services were convenient, and there was even a playground. The classrooms and overall infrastructure were also good. It was a comfortable place to live.