SSASIT Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really good and know their stuff. They're preparing us well for the real world. At first, it was a bit overwhelming with college and new teachers, but we got used to it over time. The teachers are nice and always ready to help.

Placement: Most students who aim for placements end up getting placed, which is great. Also, about 75% of students get internships, which is awesome. The roles offered in our courses are mostly for software engineers. Internships are all about learning and gaining experience. The best part is that interviews are held on campus, and my interview experience was really good.

Campus: The facilities at the college are pretty good, but the computers in the labs have some problems that need fixing. The classrooms and bathrooms are clean and nice. The cleaning staff are friendly and always ready to help out when you need it.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and always willing to help. They know their stuff too  most of them have Ph.D.s or master's degrees. The teaching is good, but the semester exams are tough. Luckily, if you study the questions from previous years, you'll be fine. Also, we get to go on industrial visits once or twice every semester.

Placement: Getting internships is a breeze here. Most students, around 70% to 80%, land internships thanks to the college's support. Just make sure you've got the skills!

Campus: The study facilities are great at this college. The library has all the books you need, and it's a good place to study. Unfortunately, the canteen is currently closed, which is a bit of a downside.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really smart and know a lot. Around 60% of students pass the semester exams. The teaching is good, but not always worth the money. Some teachers are super helpful and will clear up any doubts we have. But there are a few who have big egos.

Placement: Around 75% of students in our college are getting job placements. We have local companies like Patel Solar and Ramesh Steel coming for recruitment, but big companies like Reliance, Tata, and L&T haven't visited yet. Essar does come, but they only hire girls. The main job role I've heard about is as an operator.

Campus: The campus has a canteen, Wi-Fi, computer labs, and a library. Unfortunately, there are no hostels. They also have sports rooms and medical facilities. Each subject has its own lab like machines and power electronics. The Wi-Fi is there, but it's a bit spotty. Overall, some facilities are there, but they need some fixing.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really great. They always help you out and make sure you understand everything. They know their stuff and teach in a way that's easy to follow. The course material comes from GTU. The exams are okay, but getting a score above 90 can be tough.

Placement: I haven't graduated yet, but I heard that in the last batch, the top salary offered was 24 LPA. The college has good connections with lots of companies, which is great for us students. Seniors say the placement team is really helpful and does a lot to help us get jobs.

Campus: The Wi-Fi is good everywhere - in labs, classes, and all the spots you need it. The labs are in good shape, and there's a big library with everything you need. Each course has its own lab, and we all get our own stuff to use.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice. We have exams every week, which is kinda intense. They all have Ph.D.s and are super helpful. They give us extra study stuff and talk about our goals. Most students pass with a high percentage, like 90% to 95%.

Placement: I really like studying at our college. Most students, about 80-90%, find jobs after graduation. The companies that come to hire are mostly from IT and computer fields. The highest salary is 4 LPA and the lowest is 2 LPA. Also, many students get internships here.

Campus: The facilities at this college are really good. Each department has its own Wi-Fi, which is awesome for studying. The labs and libraries are top-notch for learning. Unfortunately, the library is closed right now along with the hostel and canteen. But it's cool that they have a sports fest three times a week.

Admission: The teachers here are really experienced and know their stuff. They make sure we‚¬â„¢re ready for the industry. The exams are tough, so you gotta study hard. Only 23% pass the final exam. Quality is top-notch.

Placement: I'm not sure about the percentage since I'm in the middle of the admission exam. The highest salary offered is around 3 LPA. Companies like Ultratech and Infosys come for placements. The main job after this course is to build infrastructure and create good communities.

Campus: The college has everything you need - fans, AC, projectors, computers, library, parking area, classrooms, canteen, seminar hall, office, and staff room. The food is good and the staff are friendly. Plus, there are games and sports too. Great place to study!

Admission: The facilities at my college are top-notch and super supportive. The professors all have PhDs in their fields and the curriculum is set by GTU. Exams are also based on the GTU curriculum and conducted by them too. It's a great environment for learning and getting help when you need it.

Placement: Most students in our college get placements, but the pay isn't great. The companies that hire are mostly small startups or local businesses. Some lucky students do get higher pay, but it's not common.

Campus: The college has a good location in the city with nice facilities. But there's no hostel on campus. Students either use public transport or bring their own cars. There's a big parking lot for boys, girls, and teachers too.

Admission: The teachers are nice and always ready to help out. We have exams, vivas, and fun activities regularly, which are great. Teaching is good overall, but sometimes the explanations are not clear. The semester exams are a bit tough, around 3.5 out of 5. Most students pass, about 70-80 percent.

Placement: Around half of the students passed their exams, but not many got placements in Computer Engineering and Information Technology. However, a few lucky ones did get high-paying jobs, earning around 30-40 Lakh per year. The college has a trading and placement cell, but it's not very active.

Campus: The classrooms and buildings are nice, but there's no hostel. Wi-Fi is slow and not everywhere on campus. The library has books, but no working computers. The canteen is big, but it's always closed. They do have all the labs though.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They explain things well, and if we're ever confused, we can always go to them for help. They're always available during college hours and never turn us away. It's a huge help!

Placement: I really liked this course because 70% of us got placed. The highest package was 7 LPA, while the lowest was 2 LPAs. On average, we got 3.5 LPA, which is pretty good. Companies like Adani, Jio Reliance, and others hired us. Most of us also got internships at places like Reliance Jio, Airtel, Amazon, and Flipkart. The best part? We all ended up with a job!

Campus: There's Wi-Fi in each course and a computer lab in the building. Each floor has 23 labs. The college building has 4 floors, each with 23 labs. There are six lifts and a canteen. The campus is great and they have security for students too.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. They're great at teaching and always willing to assist. The course curriculum is top-notch, and by the time you graduate, you'll be all set for the industry. The semester exams are fair  not too tough, not too easy. Overall, I've had a great experience here!

Placement: Most students get jobs after graduation, around 80%. The highest salary is 8 lakhs per year, with the lowest being 2 lakhs. Big companies like Wipro, TCS, and Accenture hire a lot of students. About 30% of us also get internships, mainly in IT. In my course, the top job offered is a supervisor role in a company.

Campus: The facilities at our college are good for our course. We have smart boards in the classrooms and a practical lab that helps us understand topics better. There's Wi-Fi, but it's limited, and we also have a library. Unfortunately, there's no hostel on campus. Overall, it's a decent setup for studying.