Sitamarhi Institute of Technology

Admission: The teachers here are really knowledgeable and helpful. They teach well, but you need to stay on top of your studies. The exams are not too hard, so if you study hard, you'll do just fine.

Placement: I'm studying B.Tech in Computer Science at this college, and things are going smoothly so far. Since this college is new, we don't have on-campus placements yet, but we're hopeful for the future. About 80% of students from my department, CSE, get placed through off-campus selections every year. The highest package offered was around 15 LPA.

Campus: The college has a good setup with hostels, libraries, labs, and even a playground. The canteen is a cool spot to chill with friends and grab some snacks. There are lots of clubs to join and try new things besides your regular studies. It's a great way to make the most of your college experience!

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They had to pass an entrance exam to get hired. They help us out and teach us every day. Attendance is important for them too, they need to be there 75% of the time. The course is good and helps us get ready for jobs, but we also have to do some online courses. Exams are not super hard, all the questions are from what we learned. If you go to class and study, you will pass for sure.

Placement: I'm studying Computer Science Engineering at this college for four years. The placement scene here isn't great only a handful of companies come for placements. But if you work hard and really nail your courses, you can always try for off-campus placements and land a good job.

Campus: The college is government-run, so the buildings aren't super fancy, but they're okay. There's a library, labs, and classrooms with digital boards on campus. In the hostel, the rooms are clean with 3 beds, 2 tube lights, and 3 study tables in a triple sharing setup. They have a canteen there too. The mess food isn't the best quality, though.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They teach in a way that makes sense. At first, the first year stuff doesn't feel super useful for getting a job. But once you move on to the later semesters, it starts to make more sense. The exams can be tough, especially in Math. It's hard to keep up with everything sometimes.

Placement: Not many students from our batch got placed during the on-campus placements. Some ended up in companies like Byjus. The highest salary offered was 6 LPA and the lowest was 2 LPA, with most students landing somewhere in between at around 3-4 LPA. It's mostly smaller companies hiring, with a few opportunities from bigger ones like Mahindra and TCS. Usually, only about 10% of students in each batch secure on-campus placements.

Campus: As a Computer Science student, I really like our academic building's computer labs. They're well set up. They're making a language lab too to help us get better at languages. We have a cool library where we can borrow books to study and learn more. The hostels are nice too. They have stuff like water coolers and mess facilities. The canteen is close to the academic building, and each hostel has its own mess with good quality food that's cheap.

Admission: The teachers at Sitamarhi Institute of Technology are really good. They know their stuff and teach well. The exams here can be tough, both the internal ones and the semester exams. But the teachers make sure we understand everything properly.

Placement: Sitamarhi Institute of Technology is pretty new, so there aren't a ton of placements yet. But big companies like TCS and Infosys come to hire students studying computer science and engineering. The top salary they offer is around 6 LPA. Placements have just begun because the college is still new.

Campus: The hostel at Sitamarhi Institute of Technology is just okay. Since it's a new college, the hostel isn't that great. No Wi-Fi in the hostel, which is a bummer. But the classrooms and library are nice. The food in the canteen is tasty. Unfortunately, they don't have medical facilities on campus.

Admission: The teachers here are great! They're all BPSC qualified and stick to a good schedule for classes. They give us useful info to help with exams and understanding topics. Plus, they're friendly, not super strict, and really supportive.

Placement: Around 60% of students in our college land placements during their 3rd year of B.Tech. We have a placement cell where students can sit for interviews. The lowest package offered is around Rs. 26,690, while the average is between 4-6 LPA. The highest package goes up to 17 LPA, and companies like Cisco visit for placements. Most students end up doing internships, both online and offline. The offline ones are more valuable. Our college has six branches including computer science, electrical, civil, civil engineering with computer applications, and others.

Campus: The college's facilities are okay. We've got labs for different subjects like chemistry, electronics, CAD, and geology. Plus, there's a sports ground and a seminar hall. The hostel has the basics - a bed, chair, table, and track.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really good and know their stuff. If you need help, just be respectful and they'll help you out. The exams cover what they teach in class, so no surprises there. And our pass rate for internal exams is 96%.

Placement: This year, more than 40% of students found placements, and last year it was 4055%. Some students also find jobs off-campus. The highest salary is 9 LPA, lowest is 3.5 LPA, and the average is around 5 LPA. TCS and Infosys are the top recruiters, hiring freshers and some 3rd-year students. About 16% find internships through LinkedIn, while others go to local companies and start-ups. Software developers are in demand for computer science and engineering students.

Campus: The college has okay infrastructure and Wi-Fi works all the time. The food places are good and there's a canteen too. Students do sports like cricket, chess, badminton, and volleyball. They also enjoy dance, drama, and music events. It's cool!

Admission: The course curriculum matches what the industry wants. Most teachers are BPSC qualified, but some are on contract. Even though exams are tough, the teachers know their stuff well. Lots of students struggle with the hard and advanced paper, so getting good scores can be a challenge.

Placement: Around 40% of us in Computer Science got jobs at companies like TCS, Infosys, and Cisco. The highest salary was 21 LPA from Infosys, but only one person in our class got it. They hire us for roles like data analysts and web developers.

Campus: The academic building and boys' hostel have good infrastructure. But the old girls' hostel building could use some improvements. Wi-Fi is only in computer labs, not campus-wide. Classrooms are kept in good condition. The hostel is nice with all facilities, except for campus-wide Wi-Fi and 24/7 electricity.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty nice. Most of the permanent teachers really know their stuff and are super friendly. They help out struggling students and make studying easier. The guest faculty members might not be as knowledgeable, though. The semester exams are not too tough, which is great for average students like me. Overall, I've had a good experience here.

Placement: I'm a student at Sitamarhi Institute of Technology studying B.Tech in civil engineering with a focus on computer application. It's a new program offered by Bihar Engineering University, Patna. I think this course is more valuable than regular civil engineering. The average salary after graduation is around 5 lakhs per year. The top companies that come for placements are TCS, Byjus, and Tata.

Campus: The college has good hostel rooms with chairs, study table, and bed. They also have Wi-Fi and a lift. The mess is okay, nothing fancy. The library has Wi-Fi, AC, and enough books. There are also sports grounds for cricket and badminton. Overall, the facilities like canteen, Wi-Fi, and lift are good for students.

Admission: The teachers in my course are a mix of good and not-so-good. Some are really smart and helpful, but others struggle with teaching. The course content is okay, but it doesn't focus enough on real-world stuff. We have to work extra hard to learn practical skills. The labs for important subjects like AEC and WMP don't have all the right equipment, which makes it tough to learn. Exams each semester are alright, kind of tricky and more on theory. It's not too hard to pass, but getting top grades means tons of studying on your own. Overall, they need to improve the teachers and give us more hands-on experience.

Placement: The job opportunities in my course are getting better, but there's still room for improvement. About half of my classmates got placed, with salaries ranging from 3-12 LPA. The average salary is around 5-6 LPA. Companies like TCS, Wipro, Infosys, and some startups hire students. Not everyone gets internships, but many do, especially in startups or if they try hard. The main job roles are software developer, data analyst, and system engineer. It would be great if more companies showed interest in hiring students from our college.

Campus: The course infrastructure is okay, but not great. CSE labs have good computers, but other department labs need better equipment. Wi-Fi is there, but it's not always reliable. The library has lots of books, but not many journals. Classrooms are plain with no cool tech stuff. The hostel rooms are small and not too clean. The food in the mess is kinda boring and not top-notch. Medical help is not great, no main doctor. Sports facilities are there, but not well-kept, so not used much.

Admission: The teachers here are super qualified, which is awesome. They're really helpful and supportive. I like how they encourage us to aim higher in academics and activities outside of class. Exams are doable if you put in the effort. If you study, it's not too bad. Overall, I'd say it's pretty manageable.

Placement: The placement average package may be low, but it's going up every year, which is awesome news for us students. On-campus placements usually range from 4-6 Lacs, but off-campus placements are where students really shine. Some of us are also gearing up for the GATE exam to pursue higher studies.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like hostels, academic buildings, and sports areas like cricket, badminton, and volleyball courts. Wi-Fi is in the library, but not in the hostels. The canteen is nice and even open for parents or visitors. Overall, the infrastructure is top-notch!