Silicon Institute of Technology, Sambalpur

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and easy to reach. They explain things really well, so it's easy to learn new stuff. Each department has about five or six teachers, plus a department head for any questions. If you need help with anything else, you can find teachers in their offices to ask for help.

Placement: I'm really happy with the placements this year. 87% of students got placed, with the highest package being 7 LPA and an average of 4 LPA. Companies like Capgemini, Accenture, and L&Ts recruited a lot of us. For internships, we had opportunities with Capgemini, DXC Technology, and others. They offered roles in data analytics, ASE, and advanced ASE positions. Overall, I'm satisfied with how things turned out.

Campus: The food at the college is tasty, and my hostel room is big. They clean it often and there's enough room with furniture like tables and chairs. The bathroom is always clean too. The hostel is on campus, so help is always nearby.

Admission: In my opinion, the engineering department has a mix of good and not-so-good teachers. To succeed, self-study is key. However, faculty is there to help when you need it. The syllabus at BPUT could use some improvement, and sometimes topics are covered too quickly.

Placement: The placements aren't great mostly IT companies come. But honestly, if you're talented, that's what really matters. Some folks didn't join by choice, but they still ended up in good companies. The placement scene isn't the best because some students didn't have many options, so it's tough for them to get placed.

Campus: The campus is small, especially the classrooms in the EEE department. The new buildings are nice, but there's no Wi-Fi yet. The canteen food is terrible, but the campus and hostel are clean. There are 2 basketball courts, 1 volleyball court, 1 cricket practice net, and a small football ground. There's also a place called Skylab where you can get Wi-Fi.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. The ones in electrical and CS branches are super smart and know their stuff. They use projectors to explain things clearly. But we don't get much real-world experience here. This curriculum is mainly about passing B.Tech, not getting hands-on industry skills.

Placement: The IT placements are way better than core jobs at this college. The Bhubaneswar branch is much nicer with great teachers and facilities. Companies like Infosys, Wipro, Techmahindra, Capgemini, and TCS (off-campus) usually visit for recruitment. If you want an easy IT job, go for CS/IT branch.

Campus: The infrastructure here is pretty good. I'm studying Electrical Engineering, and I think the equipment matches what we're supposed to learn according to the BPUT syllabus. However, some of the lab assistants aren't the best at explaining things well. Wi-Fi is accessible, and there are sports teams that compete with other colleges.

Admission: I really like my college because we have a variety of courses and activities to choose from. The faculty members are super helpful and knowledgeable since they are all graduates from top institutes like NITs and IITs. In addition to our studies, we also have opportunities to participate in sports and other co-curricular activities. This helps us gain both practical and theoretical knowledge, making our college experience really enriching.

Placement: I really liked how many students got placed in big companies after graduation. There were around 400-500 students who got jobs in companies like Infosys, Tata Consultancy Services, Wipro, Mindtree, and ADP. The best part was that more than 85% of students found jobs every year. It's great to see so many opportunities for us after college.

Campus: Our college isn't as big as some others, which has its pros and cons. It might seem small and not very attractive, but at least everything is nearby. We've got around 5-6 buildings, with gardens, fun areas, labs, and more. The hostels are pretty good and comfy too.

Admission: I study at Silicon West, where they offer 5 branches of engineering (mechanical, civil, computer science, electronics, electrical). The teachers in each branch are really good and know their stuff. They help us a lot. The labs are also great and we do a lot of hands-on work.

Placement: The college has good placements. However, they could do better in preparing students for real-life competition and providing more information about placement drives. Companies like Infosys and Wipro come every year to offer jobs, which is great.

Campus: The campus has good facilities and the hostels are nice. Wi-fi is available everywhere. The labs are well-equipped and the faculty guides us well during experiments. There are also good opportunities for sports and games.

Admission: The teachers at Silicon are the real MVPs. They really know their stuff and make learning enjoyable. They always finish the syllabus early which is a big plus. Lots of students here pass the GATE exam and land great jobs in PSUs, government, and even abroad.

Placement: I really liked the placement scene at Silicon Institute of Technology, Bhubaneswar. About 60% of students got placed. Big companies like Infosys, Wipro, TCS, and Soctronics came for placements. The highest salary offered was Rs. 6,00,000 per year. That's pretty awesome! The students here are really disciplined too. Great place to study!

Campus: Our college has a skylab which is pretty cool. The library is huge, with over 80,000 books. The classrooms are nice. However, the hostel rooms aren't great because they put three students in one room. The food is good quality and the facilities are nice. The canteen is at the heart of the college. But, the roti in the canteen is not so great, making it hard to eat.

Admission: The teachers here are really into academics. They focus a lot on the syllabus. We cover cool stuff like Artificial Intelligence, Internet of Things, Machine Learning, Natural Language Processing, and Cryptography. They take attendance seriously and stick to the syllabus well.

Placement: Placements are okay, could be better. There aren't many companies that come for hiring, so some students end up without jobs. Infosys and Wipro are popular choices, but there are also companies like Capgemini and Mindtree. Some students aim for further studies and get ready for exams like GATE and CAT. The college provides pre-placement classes to help us prepare.

Campus: I really like the campus here. It's not too big, but it's good enough. The labs are all well-equipped there's a chemistry lab, physics lab, a bunch of electrical labs, and lots of computer labs. Each computer lab has around 40-45 computers. Wi-Fi is available in all the labs, which is great. The classes also have projectors, which is helpful. Even the hostel has Wi-Fi, so that's a bonus. Overall, the infrastructure here is pretty good.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and organized. They all have Ph.D. degrees from top institutes like IITs and NITs. They know their stuff well and teach really effectively. They use their own notes and lesson plans, and there are audiovisual tools in the classrooms. Overall, the teaching quality is top-notch.

Placement: Most students get jobs through on-campus recruitment here. For the past ten years, companies like Infosys, Wipro, Mindtree, Accenture, and Capgemini have hired many students. Some students also get jobs in core engineering.

Campus: Life on campus at Silicon University is about more than just studying. The campus is huge and has Wi-Fi everywhere. There are cool labs, classrooms with videos, and a library full of books, even from authors in other countries. Plus, you can get medical help on campus too.

Admission: The teachers here all have their Ph.D. degrees. They really help us understand things well. They keep us motivated and give us great education. Their way of teaching is top-notch. They don't rush through the syllabus, but take the time to explain things thoroughly.

Placement: The placement office works with big companies from all over the country to set up job interviews for us in our final year. They also set up technical seminars and workshops to help us learn more. People from the industry come in sometimes to share their knowledge. The college does a lot of practice sessions to help everyone get placed.

Campus: The campus at Silicon covers a huge 37 acres with a beautiful academic building. There's a big garden and a green campus to enjoy. They have labs with all the equipment you need for practicals, and everything is well-maintained. It's a great place for learning!

Admission: The teachers at this college were super helpful and really knew their stuff. They were always there to help me, whether I was on campus or off campus. The way they taught us was great, giving us a good mix of theory and hands-on learning. Plus, the college made sure we got plenty of real-world experience.

Placement: Around half of the students got jobs through the campus placements, while the rest found jobs off-campus. Some students decided to pursue further studies like GATE and MBA. Since I was in the civil branch, we didn't have many opportunities to sit for placements because most companies that visited were for IT roles.

Campus: The campus has everything you need - hostels for both boys and girls, a mechanical lab, wi-fi, classrooms, library, medical facilities, and sports. The chairs and tables are comfy, and the campus has a nice garden too. Great place to study and hang out!