SJCET Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful and know a lot about what they teach. They give us special training to prepare us for job interviews. Our college is autonomous now and the semester exams can be challenging.

Placement: Most of the students in our college get placed, which is awesome. They land jobs in big companies like TCS and Qburst. The salary offers range from 3.5 LPA to 40 LPA, which is pretty cool. Almost everyone who gets placed also gets internships. And the best part? Entry-level roles are waiting for them in these companies. It's a great opportunity for all of us!

Campus: The college has plenty of computer labs and a library with lots of books. We all get Wi-Fi passwords for our laptops. The hostel facilities are great, and the food in the mess is good. Plus, the college really supports sports and games, which is awesome.

Admission: The semester exams follow the guidelines of Kerela Technological University. We have two sets of internal exams that really help us prepare. The course content is top-notch.

Placement: Our college has great placement opportunities. I got placed along with 90% of my classmates. Big companies come to our college for recruitment. I landed a job in a well-known company thanks to our college's efforts.

Campus: Our college has a great environment with good infrastructure. We have Wi-Fi and electricity all the time. Everything is well-kept and there are lots of students here. The place is well-organized and eco-friendly.

Admission: The faculty in my college is pretty good. They conduct internal exams often, and the teachers are excellent at lecturing and teaching. The Computer Science department has great placement records, and the lab facilities are good too. We can use the lab whenever we need to.

Placement: The best placement in our college was at 55LPA, which is awesome! But most placements are around 2.5LPA, which is okay. About 70% of students got placed last year, but 90% of them were in Infosys. Not many companies come for placements, and most placements are in Infosys with a package of 2.5 LPA.

Campus: The food options in the canteen are kinda limited and the prices are similar to what you'd find outside. They don't really hype up sports here and the facilities are pretty basic. The canteen menu mostly has fried rice, chapati, parotta, sandwiches, burgers, and puffs.

Admission: I was in the first group studying artificial intelligence and data science in Kerala. At first, our teachers were new to the subject, but they got better as time went on. Some of them had really good qualifications like master's and PhDs in machine learning. The teaching overall is good, but it's more theoretical than practical. This makes it hard for us to be ready for jobs in the industry. We don't learn enough coding, which affects how well we do in technical interviews for jobs. The semesters are okay if you study hard, but only about half of us pass.

Placement: When it comes to job placements, our college mostly offers general roles like software development, IT recruiter, and technical support. But we haven't seen many companies related to our field of artificial intelligence and data science. The companies that come for placements, like UST Global, 6D Technologies, Deloitte, Sutherland, Experion, etc., usually offer job packages from 3 to 4 LPA. This has been the trend up until our 7th semester.

Campus: The college's setup is a bit of a mix. The 1st-year girls' hostel is nice, with a chill courtyard and plenty of washrooms. But the food hygiene is iffy, with stuff like snails, bugs, and uncooked food showing up. The other years' girls' hostels aren't great. On the study side, the course facilities are cool. The campus is green and plastic-free, with projectors in all the classrooms. Some rooms and labs have Wi-Fi. There are different tech labs like AI, data science, and machine learning labs. Each block has water coolers, and there are two canteens and Madonna Cafe for food. But sports are mostly for guys, with volleyball, table tennis, badminton, basketball, football, and cricket. Girls can only join in during events. One block has a nurse for medical help, both regular and emergency. Some blocks have chapels for Catholic students to pray.

Admission: The teachers here are really great at explaining things in depth. This course is perfect for anyone wanting to be a software engineer. They support us in growing our skills. There are seminars and other activities that help us learn. The faculty members are friendly and always willing to assist.

Placement: Studying at our college has been great. There are about 300 students in our course, and big companies like TVS, Infosys, and South Indian Bank come to hire students. Most students, around 85%, got placed with an average salary of 12k per year. It's been an amazing experience studying here.

Campus: I really like my college's facilities. The labs, study halls, auditoriums, and libraries are top-notch. The teachers are great too, they really support us in reaching our goals. We also have a lot of sports and activities going on. The college even organizes space exhibitions which are pretty cool.

Admission: The teachers know their stuff and teach in different ways. Some professors can make things a bit tricky to understand. The course content is good for getting you ready for the job market. Exams can be tough, with a pass rate of 40%.

Placement: Most students who didn't have any backlogs landed jobs at good companies. The highest salary for freshers is between 3 to 4 lakhs per year. The lowest salary offered is Rs. 10,000 monthly. Companies like Aarbee Structures and Liva Interiors hire a lot from our course.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure and looks beautiful. Our classrooms are well-equipped. The library has tons of books and journals. The hostel is nice, but the food quality isn't that great. However, the canteen serves good food.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. We have exams pretty often, like every other month, but it's all based on the Kerala Techno University program. The faculty also offers extra practice sessions, and some teachers even grade them.

Placement: The job placements for computer science weren't great in 2024. Big companies like Infosys and TCS didn't show up as much. But placements in other fields are getting better. The salaries are not high, around 20,000 per month.

Campus: The college buildings are really pretty. They look nice, but it's not as lively as colleges up North. The dorms are just okay, and they're super strict all the time.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They teach well and the course is spot on. It might not fully prepare you for the real world, but hey, that's okay. The exams are tough, and we have two each semester. Overall, it's a solid choice for students like me.

Placement: Only half of the students get jobs after finishing. The highest salary is INR 3 lacs per year, while the lowest is INR 1 lac per year. Sutherland Global and AutoCAD are the main companies hiring. The top position is project manager, but no one has landed that job yet. After graduating, you can work for the state service in PWD.

Campus: The campus has great facilities like Wi-Fi for laptops and clean classrooms. The hostel services for sports and arts are okay, but the mess food is pricey. Overall, I'd give a good review despite these issues.

Admission: The teachers here are great! They know their stuff and are super helpful. The semester exams are set by the university, so how tough they are is up to them. Usually, about 60-75% of students pass. The course follows the KTU syllabus, but it doesn't always feel relevant to real life.

Placement: The college has over 500 placements, and most students end up with jobs. Companies like Infosys, TCS, and UST Global hire a lot of students. The average salary is around INR 2 LPA to 3 LPA. Some students get really good placements, but most get decent ones.

Campus: The facilities are pretty good here, we have Wi-Fi which is a plus. However, there are no labs or libraries. The food and medical services are okay. Sports and games are cool, but the wardens don't really promote them much. We can play from 4:30 to 6:30 in the evening. There are indoor gaming options too.

Admission: The teachers here are knowledgeable, but the courses are really challenging. They stick strictly to the curriculum, which can make things feel a bit one-sided. In the civil department, there's not much emphasis on extracurricular activities. The community within the civil department is pretty quiet. The teaching quality suffers a bit because the teachers are just trying to get through all the material.

Placement: Only 5% of students get the best placement with a max salary of 50000 and a 10000 package. Sutherland Global is the top recruiter, but they don't offer internships. Project Manager is the top job. Infosys is another top recruiter, but they're not hiring as many new students. The Civil department has lower placement rates than other departments.

Campus: The Wi-Fi only works with laptops, which is a bummer. Gadgets are acting up. The Mess, Canteen, and medical facilities need improvement. Sports and games aren't the best here. On the bright side, the library is awesome with lots of books. It's well-organized and clean. Free medical care is a plus, but the services are limited.