SJBIT Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The exams at this college happen a lot, which can be tough to handle. They're strict and hard to pass unless you study every day. It's a bummer that there are so many exams all the time.

Placement: I was kinda disappointed with the placements here. Since it's a first-grade college, I was hoping for better job opportunities. But unfortunately, I didn't see many good placements happening on campus. It seems like other colleges are also facing the same issue with placements going down.

Campus: The classrooms don't have Wi-Fi, and they're pretty basic. The campus is old-fashioned and a bit boring. The grounds are really nice though. The hostel food is good, but they serve the same thing every day, which gets boring after a while.

Admission: I think SJBIT should hire better teachers. I'd give them a 3.5 out of 5. The pass rate at SJBIT is usually 80-85% every year, so it's not too hard to pass exams. The teachers give us notes and presentations for each topic, which is helpful.

Placement: Finding placements in 2023 was tough because of the recession. But SJBIT managed to get some top companies like Mercedes Benz, Brillio, Streebo, and Verifone. The best offer was around 10.34 LPA from IG Infotech and Benz.

Campus: SJBIT has the best infrastructure compared to any other college. The campus is super nice with lots of greenery. They have big classrooms and fun sports facilities too. Love it here!

Admission: I really like how the courses are set up at our college. The teachers are super qualified and really know their stuff. They help us get better at our skills and do well in our grades. It's a good setup here.

Placement: I just wanted to share some info about my batch and course. Around 60% of us got placed, with an average package of 5 lakhs per year. Some great companies came for recruitment, offering top roles in our field. It's been a good experience overall.

Campus: The course and hostel facilities here are great! We've got fast Wi-Fi in the departments and a top-notch lab. The classrooms are clean, and the library is awesome. Love studying here!

Admission: I really like how friendly and helpful the faculty is at this college. They make notes and presentations for all the topics, which is great. The teaching is really good here. The semester exams are quite easy to pass if you put in the effort.

Placement: Every time I visit my college, I can't help but remember all the good times. The placement cell here is top-notch. The highest salary package offered is about 15 lakhs per annum, while the starting package is around 3 to 3.5 lakhs per year. They also offer internships during the final year, which is pretty cool.

Campus: I had a great time studying at this college. The atmosphere is really nice and I think any student would like it. Each subject has its own lab, which is cool. Plus, there's a hospital nearby which is convenient. The food in the mess hall is delicious and they offer a lot of different options.

Admission: The teachers were really important for learning, and they did a good job. We had some fun activities, but we didn't go on any field trips. The exams were not too hard  you could pass by studying the day before.

Placement: In our class of sixty students, none of us could get placed because of corona. But students from previous batches and the current one are landing jobs, though in smaller numbers.

Campus: The facilities for our course were always easy to get to and open whenever we needed them. The canteen food was clean and good. I didn't get to do any sports because we never went out to play. I can't say anything about the hostel since I didn't stay there.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good, some are super helpful. The college gives us everything we need to finish our projects. Exams are not too hard. As long as you go to class, the tests are a breeze. But if you skip, you'll struggle.

Placement: I just graduated from SJB Institute of Technology with a degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering. Just a heads up, if you're hoping for great job opportunities after graduation, this college might not be the best pick. Out of all the students in my batch, only 30% have landed jobs so far, and the placement support isn't the greatest.

Campus: The college has a great infrastructure that really draws students in. The labs, classrooms, and campus are all top-notch super tidy and nice. It's a great place to study. The only downside is they focus more on the buildings and the academic reputation than on helping students get jobs after graduation. But getting a job is why we pay so much in fees, right?

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. They've got Masters and most have Ph.D.s. The course plan is awesome and well-organized. I'm in the first batch doing autonomous exams, and they're a bit tough but the teaching is top-notch. The pass rate is 96%, which is great!

Placement: Most students from the CSE branch get placed here, around 80%. The highest package was 26 LPA, and the lowest was 4 LPA. Top companies like Infosys, Walmart, Justdial, and Wipro come for placements. Many of them also offer internships to 70% of students. I'm a 1st-year student, so I don't know much about the job roles yet.

Campus: The Wi-Fi is everywhere - library, hostels, and labs. Our campus has great facilities and lots of greenery. Hostels are super clean, and the food is good. BGS Hospital is close by, which is handy for emergencies. They even offer college students consultations. Sports are a big deal here, with inter-college competitions happening.

Admission: The head of department was pretty strict, but the teachers were cool and always ready to help. Sometimes we got to go on industry visits, which was interesting. The semester exams weren't too hard, so we could usually cram the night before. They were really strict about attendance though, and they didn't let you take exams if you missed too many classes.

Placement: In our last year, COVID hit and we didn't get any job placements. Around 40-50 students out of 100 would find jobs, while the rest had to look elsewhere. We had to find our own internships and write reports for them.

Campus: The classrooms were big and clean, which was nice. The libraries had everything we needed. I liked that the canteens had different types of food like North Indian, South Indian, and Chinese. The hostels were okay and not too expensive.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super helpful. They teach us everything in a way that's easy to understand. They use projectors in class to show us stuff, which is really cool. It helps us learn better.

Placement: SJBIT is a great college for engineering. It's going to be an autonomous college in 2023. The highest salary you can get from here is about 12 LPA. For starters, it's around 3 LPA, and the average is 6 LPA.

Campus: The college is close to Uttarahalli and Kengeri. They have girls' and boys' hostels right on campus. The college wins a lot of competitions and games against other colleges and branches. There aren't many canteens on campus, though.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They all have advanced degrees, with a lot of them having Ph.D.s too. They make sure to use projectors to teach us well. By the end of the course, we're definitely prepared for the industry.

Placement: When you're thinking about studying engineering, it's important to consider the job options after graduation. This college is great for that lots of students get good job offers here. Big companies like TCS, Wipro, IG Infotech, and Cognizant visit the campus for recruitment.

Campus: I love the design of this college! Each department has its own building, and there's a big auditorium and library on campus. On Wednesdays and Sundays, they serve non-veg meals. Plus, sports and games are a big deal here too.