SJB Institute of Technology

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They use smart boards and give us hands-on experience. The courses cover what we need to know for the industry. Exams are tough, but most people pass.

Placement: I'm a student studying B.E. in Computer Science and Engineering at SJBIT, part of the 2025 batch. My time at the college has been pretty good. The academic help is decent, and there are good chances for getting placed. About 80% of us in our course found jobs. The top salary offered is 12 LPA, with the average being 4 LPA.

Campus: The department here has awesome Wi-Fi, cool labs, smart classrooms, and a library with lots of books. The hostels are pretty nice and the rooms are clean. The food in the mess is tasty. They've got medical help if you need it. The sports facilities are great and there's even a gym you can use without spending too much.

Admission: The teachers here are super smart. Most of them have two degrees and Ph.Ds. They've been teaching for like 15 to 20 years. They know their stuff and are really good at teaching. When it comes to exams, you gotta work hard to reach your goals.

Placement: The college I go to offers great job placements for students. Most of the companies that come for placements are from Salem, which is awesome. Our branch might not have as many job options as some others, but we still get opportunities from core companies, which is really cool.

Campus: The hostels at this college are super clean and well looked after. The food is yummy and good for you too. The bathrooms are kept nice and the staff are really nice and helpful. I haven't had any problems with anything here at all.

Admission: The teachers are nice, but sometimes it gets overwhelming with all the work piling up at once. They teach us how to work well with others and reach our goals as a team.

Placement: There are lots of big companies like Apple, Amazon, and TCS that come to our college. The chances to succeed here are really good. After graduating, we need to keep learning and improving our skills to keep up with the fast-changing business world at SJBIT.

Campus: The course we did was better than others. We have Wi-Fi, but you need the password. Our classrooms are nice, and the library is good. They focus on learning with values and smart management for a well-rounded education.

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: The teachers at this engineering college are really great. They care about us and want us to do well. They give us lots of support, both online and in person. About 80% of students pass every year, which is awesome.

Placement: Placements are super important for us students, right? Luckily, this college has great placements. By 2023, it's gonna be autonomous with top grades in NACC and AICTE. The highest package they offer is about 12 LPA.

Campus: The college has a great setup. They've got different buildings for each department and a head for each. Also, there's an admin building right on campus. The auditorium is massive and the hostels are kept really tidy.

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: The professors are okay, but some are really good. The teaching isn't that great and not too helpful. The course material is old-fashioned and not very useful. Exams aren't too hard, so it's easy to get good grades. We have 3 smaller tests before the big semester exams. Almost everyone in the autonomous batch passes, around 95%.

Placement: Around 70% of students get placed each year, which is pretty average. The highest package offered in 2021 was 23 LPA, but that was off-campus. On average, the package is 4 LPA. Some companies make you sign a bond. The companies that come for placements are mostly service-based, not the best ones. They sometimes have weird rules like needing a 9 CGPA or 90% in 10th & PUC. Internship opportunities from the college are limited, so most are off-campus. The companies offering internships are usually small and service-based. Some might even charge you for it.

Campus: The campus is okay. Classrooms are nice and big. Labs have plenty of computers, but some don't have Wi-Fi. The library is really good and has lots of books. You can borrow them for 15 days. Open from 8:30 AM to 8:30 PM Monday to Saturday. The hostel is awesome, better than others. It's well-kept with 2 and 3-sharing rooms. Closes at 9 PM and not too many rules. The food in the mess is pretty good, with both North and South Indian options.

Admission: The professors here are a mixed bag - some are really good, but others are a bit old-fashioned. The curriculum feels outdated, not much exposure to new tech stuff. Exams are pretty easy, with a high pass rate of around 95% or higher. Just studying a week before is usually enough, the papers aren't too tough. If you follow the professors' notes, you can easily score above an 8 pointer.

Placement: Around 60-70% of students get placed. The highest salary this year was 12 LPA and the lowest was 3.25 LPA, with most students getting around 4.0 - 5.5 LPA. More service companies come for placements than product-based ones. Internships are not common and usually start after the 6th semester. The job roles offered are not very exciting and mostly for smaller positions.

Campus: The infrastructure is okay, but the labs are awesome with top-notch systems and plenty of space for students. The Wi-Fi in the labs is fast. The library is big and has all the books and journals you need. You can borrow books for 14 days, and if you're late, it's just Rs. 1 per day. The hostel is pretty good too. The rooms are big, and you can choose to share with 2 or 3 people. They give you a bed, chair, table, and a big wardrobe. The food in the mess isn't that great though, whether you like North or South Indian menu.

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 awesome! They know their stuff and are super friendly. They really care about helping us learn practical things. They even push us to get involved in research. Plus, they give us lots of resources online and offline. It's great!

Placement: I always think of my college and all the memories I made there. Because of this college, I got a job in a great company with a good salary. The highest package offered here is about 15 LPA, while the average package is around 6 LPA.

Campus: The campus here is pretty nice. The boys' hostel has 550 beds, and the girls' hostel has 220 beds. Wi-Fi is not great, but we can work with it. Sports and games are given equal importance, which is cool.