Sir Bhavsinhji Polytechnic Institute

Admission: The way the teachers teach here is really good. They all have the right qualifications for GPSC exam and B.E./ M.E./ Ph.D. The courses are all about real-life stuff, which helps us get ready for the job market. The exams each semester, like midterms, GTU, and practicals, aren‚¬â„¢t too tough.

Placement: The placement scene at Sir Bhavsinhji Polytechnic Institute is awesome, especially for mechanical, electrical, and fabrication students. Our seniors landed jobs in various companies with a 70% placement rate. Even big companies like L&T came for Civil placements. They were offering roles as junior engineer trainees.

Campus: The college has everything engineering students need workshops, labs, and classrooms are top-notch. The library is huge, with 70,000+ books. The campus is spacious, tidy, and well-maintained. Unfortunately, there's no canteen, but at least there's a sports ground for some fun activities.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really helpful and qualified. They prepared for the GPSC exam. Even though it doesn't fully prepare us for the industry, it definitely helps in building a strong foundation. I found the exams at GTU a bit challenging, but thanks to the support from this college, I managed to clear all my semester exams without much difficulty.

Placement: I took an IT course with about 250 students. The top package was 1.2 LPA. Around 10% of us landed internships and jobs. After finishing my course, I got opportunities to work as a developer, program tester, computer teacher for courses like CCC, and mentor at different institutes.

Campus: The Wi-Fi works well here. The labs have top-notch computers and there's a library for everyone. The classrooms are clean and spacious, fitting all the students in each semester. Security cameras are in place, too. The labs have everything you need for studying. It's a great environment for learning.

Admission: I love the teachers at our college. They're super helpful and knowledgeable. The course curriculum is practical and gets us ready for jobs. The semester exams are fair - not too hard, not too easy. You just need to score 35% to pass. Overall, it's a great place to study!

Placement: Our class had around 70 students, and there were about 200 students in total for the course. The diploma course didn't offer a salary package, but there were opportunities to get hired by big companies like Tata and Reliance. Some of us, around 10% to 20%, got internships through the course.

Campus: The college has everything we need like Wi-Fi, labs, and a library. The computers in the labs work well and the classrooms are nice. We also have a canteen and a playground to hang out in. It's fun to play games there. Plus, there are medical facilities available on campus.

Admission: The teachers at our college are great. They know their stuff and help us out. Passing the diploma exams is not too tough. Just need to take the JEXPO entrance exam.

Placement: I really liked the placement opportunities at BPTI Engineering College. If you know your stuff, you can land a job in any field. Just heard that an EEE student got a job with a 5 LPA offer. Companies are looking for electrical students, so it's a good time to be in that field. It was a great chance for us, and some top companies showed up with awesome packages.

Campus: Our college has Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and a library everything looks great. We have cricket and football matches every Sunday in the hostel. But, there's no canteen in our hostel.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and have a lot of experience. Their teaching is top-notch. The exams are tough and they run a tight ship. You need at least a 35% to pass.

Placement: In my batch, there are about 200 students. Most of them, like 75%, went for higher studies in BE. So, not many big companies come for placements, mainly startups. Don't expect big names like Google, Microsoft, or Facebook to show up. Just smaller companies like Flipkart are around.

Campus: The departments have great facilities. The labs are good, but there's no Wi-Fi. The library is okay. The hostel is not good, it's like being in a forest. There's no food service either. The hostel fee is cheap, but the services are not good. That's why most students choose not to stay there.

Admission: The professors in the chemical engineering department are really helpful and supportive. They're always there to assist students with their careers and studies. The curriculum is based on GTU, and all the exams are conducted by GTU. To do well in the semester, you need to stay on top of assignments, lab work, quizzes, attendance, midterms, vivas, and external exams.

Placement: The campus placements were great with companies like Arcelor Mittal Group, Gujarat Heavy Chemical Limited, and Reliance Industries offering an average package of around INR 2 lacs. Lots of students from batch 2022 got placed. It's easy to get placed if you keep your grades up every semester.

Campus: The campus at Sir Bhavsinhji Polytechnic is huge and has lots of green space. It's a nice place to be with plenty of fresh air. They recently built a new building for the chemical and IT departments, and it's really clean and well-equipped for labs. They do have hostels for both guys and girls. The guys' hostel isn't great though - not very clean. You might want to look for another place to stay.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and are always there to help us out. They've got Master's and BE degrees. We get to do fun stuff like drawing and competitions. We have 3 tests each semester - mid-semester and GTU theory.

Placement: The placement rate is around 50%. Most students in the mechanical department get placed. Companies usually offer an average salary between 1.5 to 2 lakhs per annum. Placement season kicks off in the 5th semester with big names like Technip Energies and Tata Motors coming in for recruitment.

Campus: The college campus is huge and old, but there's Wi-Fi and classrooms. The library is there too, but it's old. They have a garden area too. The classrooms are clean, but there's no canteen. They don't organize any sports activities.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They're always learning to improve too. The way they teach is friendly and pro. We're all keen to learn more about what we're studying.

Placement: After finishing my diploma in Automobile Engineering, I ended up with a 7.43 CGPA, which is around 70%. Unfortunately, because of the pandemic, I didn't get a job placement. But in the 5th semester, I did get to do some industrial training. Those of us with a CGPA of 7 or higher got internships at Jay Ganesh Toyota in the field of automobile engineering.

Campus: The hostel doesn't have Wi-Fi, but the labs and classrooms are awesome. The library is huge and has tons of books to choose from.

Admission: The faculty here really know their stuff and the exams are tough but fair. They focus on industry-relevant skills and help improve our communication. The teachers give us practical knowledge that's important for the job market. They're all super knowledgeable and really help us understand the subject well.

Placement: Our college gets a lot of companies coming for placements. Big ones like Reliance, Aditya Birla, Tata Chemicals, Arcelor Mital, and Atul come to hire students who know their stuff. It's a good opportunity to land a job with these companies.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure and provides hands-on practicals and technical knowledge.

Admission: The teachers at our college really know their stuff! They explain everything really well and make sure we understand all the topics. When it's exam time, they go over everything again to help us prepare. And if we ever need help, the faculty is always there to support us.

Placement: I really like how our college has top companies coming in for placements like Reliance Industries Ltd, Nirma, Nippon, GNFC, etc. Over 150 students from our course got placed. They landed roles in chemical engineering and started working in the industry. The college also helps us get ready for interviews and gain knowledge. It's been a great experience overall!

Campus: The college has great facilities like Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, library, and a playground. The classrooms are clean and have air-conditioning. You can also find purified drinking water around. I stay in a shared twin room in the hostel, which also provides food, a library, and a playground. It's a comfortable place to live in as a student.