Siddhant College of Engineering

Admission: The teachers here are really nice. But man, those semester exams are no joke! I ended up with a final grade of 70%.

Placement: We were a group of about 120 students in our batch. Unfortunately, there were no job placements available during our course. None of us got placed through the college for our batch.

Campus: The college has all the facilities you need, but the food quality is not great. They offer sports activities, but unfortunately, there are no medical facilities available.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and they're always there to support you. The university decides what we're gonna study, but don't worry, they cover everything we need to know. The semesters are not too hard; you can pass without too much stress. And hey, passing just requires getting 40 percent, so it's not too tough.

Placement: The placement scene is okay. Around 20-30% of students from my batch get placed. The highest salary offered is 9 Lacs and the lowest is 2.5 Lacs. Most of the companies that come are small ones, no big names. The college makes internships mandatory, and they help with finding one during the 3-year course.

Campus: The campus is surrounded by nature and the facilities are great. Most departments are good, but some don't have enough teachers. The hostel has everything you need, but it's pricey. Renting a room might be a better option.

Admission: This branch is new at Siddhant College of Engineering this year, so it's hard to say much about the course yet. The teaching staff for the first year is good, and there are lots of extracurricular activities. We also have practicals in the first year, which is great for hands-on learning.

Placement: I'm in the first batch of this course that started in 2024. We'll graduate in 2028. Since it's a new course, there's not much info about the faculty or placements yet. It's hard to predict what the teaching staff and resources will be like for this course.

Campus: The college has decent infrastructure, and they hold regular classes for first-year students. We also have practical sessions, but sometimes we don't have all the resources we need. The labs are okay. As for the hostel, it's pretty good.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff. They really help us out with our studies. Our courses are set by Savitri Bai Phule Pune University, so they're pretty solid for getting us ready for jobs. The exams can be tough though.

Placement: Most students get placed every year, around 60%. The highest salary you can score here is 9 LPA, with an average of 5 LPA and the lowest at 2.5 LPA. Big companies like Infosys, TCS, and Capgemini visit our campus for placements. Plus, all third-year students can land an internship through the college.

Campus: The hostel is pretty nice, but the cost is a bit high. Inside looks clean and well-kept. The rooms are spacious, which is great. The college offers security and parking, which is handy. If you're interested in staying at the hostel, just reach out to the student office.

Admission: The teachers at Siddhant College of Engineering are super helpful and really know their stuff. They make sure we get a top-notch education. The library and labs here are awesome and have everything we need. There are tons of books in the library for us to use too.

Placement: Siddhant College rocks for placements! Around 15-20 top companies visit our campus for interviews each year. Lots of students get jobs with 2-3 lakh salary packages. If you want to work in big companies, you need to pass every semester with a 1st class.

Campus: Siddhant College is awesome for education and sports. The campus is huge with a big playground for fun. The teachers are top-notch. They have labs for all subjects like science, computers, and more. The hostel rooms are spacious, and the food in the canteen is great.

Admission: The teachers and staff go on strike every few months because of payment problems. They're not great at finishing the syllabus, so we have to study on our own to pass exams. Only first-year students go on industrial visits. After that, no visits happen because of the strikes. The course curriculum isn't that great. The faculty doesn't make an effort to cover everything. We end up having to study by ourselves all the time.

Placement: The college doesn't have many job options after graduation. They make up names of students who get jobs. The companies that come here aren't great. Not many students go for placements.

Campus: The classrooms are nice for studying. The library is good, but it's not very quiet because no one is there to keep things calm. Wi-Fi is there on every floor, but it's not that great. Students organize sports since teachers don't really get involved. Some students don't even know we have a sports teacher. The labs for first-year students are good. The canteen has good food. The hostel rooms are well-kept by the staff. The hostel facilities are good too.

Admission: Some teachers really know their stuff, but not all of them. The faculty at our college isn't very knowledgeable overall. Some of them struggle to help students with their problems. And there are a few young teachers who lack experience.

Placement: The college doesn't help with finding jobs after graduation. They don't push for clubs or activities outside of classes. They don't have extra classes or events. There's no one to help with job placements. Only a couple of companies come to hire students each year, like Amazon and local ones. They don't offer any extra training to help students land jobs. When I signed up, they said they guarantee 100% job placements, but that didn't happen. I wouldn't recommend enrolling in this college.

Campus: The college doesn't have Wi-Fi or sports facilities. The campus looks nice, but there aren't many amenities. The classrooms are okay, but not cozy. In the electrical and telecommunications department, there's just one projector. And they don't have many kits for practical sessions.

Admission: The teachers are really nice and know their stuff well. The courses are good for shaping us, but I think they should add more about communication skills and corporate training. It would give us a better idea of what companies are looking for.

Placement: When I was studying here, the placements weren't that great. But things are getting better now. Still, there's room for improvement. We need more industry exposure like guest sessions, internships, and better placement opportunities. The Training and Placement Officer should bring in more top companies to campus.

Campus: The college has good facilities like a nice library, computer lab with linux/unix, medical center, sports facilities, and a good canteen. They also support a lot of extra-curricular activities which is cool.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really knowledgeable. Some have B.E and M.E degrees, while others have Ph.Ds. They explain things well and make sure we understand. Overall, they do a great job teaching us. It's cool to have a mix of experienced teachers here.

Placement: The job placements at our college are okay. They offer salaries ranging from 3 to 4 lakhs per year, with the highest being 11 lakhs. Last year, the highest salary package was 10 lakhs. Most students end up in IT, consulting, or core engineering jobs.

Campus: The college's setup is pretty good. They have all the stuff we need for studying. The hostel is cozy to stay in. The classrooms are average but can fit 60 students. Both the campus and hostel have Wi-Fi that works fine. We get double rooms in the hostel with water and electricity round the clock.

Admission: The teacher, especially our HOD, was really helpful. The semester exams at our college are tough, needing 40 marks to pass. The curriculum under SPPU is a bit challenging, and most students only show up during exams. Personally, I wouldn't suggest this college for engineering.

Placement: I'm kinda let down by the job placements at our college. Big companies like IBM, TCS, and Wipro do come for hiring, but the college isn't great at helping us find internships. If they do help, it's usually for paid internships where we have to shell out money. Most students end up getting jobs through off-campus placements instead.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is okay, but there have been some maintenance problems lately. Since we got a new principal, things have changed a lot. We can use Wi-Fi now, but we need to ask the teachers for the password. Some of the computers in the labs don't work well. Even though there's a LAN network, it's not very reliable. On the bright side, the hostel is nice and clean. The campus is big and well-kept. Students from outside can't come into the hostel, only college students.