SKR Engineering College Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: In the beginning, the faculty was awesome  super friendly and experienced. But when COVID hit, the number of faculty members dropped a lot. It was tough for us students back then.

Placement: The job opportunities at this college are really bad. No one helps us find jobs or tells us about companies. It's disappointing for us students. They lied to us when we started - they said all the older students got jobs, but that wasn't true.

Campus: The classroom is pretty basic, nothing special. This college is old and doesn't have Wi-Fi. But the library is nice. The hostel is okay, and the food there is good. Just remember, there's no canteen on campus. In case of an emergency, you'll have to leave the college grounds.

Admission: The faculty here is a mix of good and bad. Our HOD is great, but the regular turnover of staff is a downside. The lower-level staff should be better since they're the ones we interact with the most.

Placement: The campus placements at Anna University for off-campus students are not that great. They should bring in more well-known companies for placements. If they want to be one of the best, they need to improve the number of companies coming for placements.

Campus: The campus is pretty decent. It's not bad at all compared to other colleges. The labs and facilities are good and there's plenty of space. The only downside is the auditorium, and there aren't any cultural activities. Hopefully, the management will address this soon because extracurricular activities are important.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful. They really know how to explain things so we can understand. Plus, they talk about interesting stuff like politics and the latest tech the Indian army got. It's cool to learn from them.

Placement: I'm not sure how many students got jobs, but companies like TCS, HCL, and others come for placements. The highest salary was Rs. 15,000 per month and the lowest was Rs. 10,000 for mechanical engineering students.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi which is easy to use. The speed is good too. The classrooms are nice and the workers are helpful. The library has study books, but mostly from specific authors. The food for students isn't too bad either.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and super smart. They do a great job teaching us. Our department's teachers are especially friendly compared to others. They even have extra classes for students who need help. They also organize meetings for parents and teachers. On average, the teachers get 85%.

Placement: The job opportunities for CSE and IT students are pretty good. Big companies like Zoho, IBM, Infosys come to our college for placements, but not everyone gets a job. Last year, 70% of ECE students got placed, and in 2014, all 15 IT students got jobs. IT students also get a lot of chances for internships, and they have special training classes twice a week.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with free Wi-Fi for students, but there's a 1gb limit per day. The labs are good, and the classrooms are renovated and nice. Each classroom has CCTV. The campus is cool with lots of trees. There are two cricket grounds and a gym for sports. The library is big and the hostel rooms are decent.

Admission: The teachers here are really great and know their stuff. Most of them have master's degrees. They teach well and make classes interesting. The lab instructors are also amazing. They explain things clearly and make learning easy.

Placement: Mostly IT and BPO companies show up for placements at my college. But there aren't many core companies hiring for mechanical and civil. It's usually just one or two. They're working on bringing in more companies each year, though. The thing is, these companies only hire a few peoplelike 3 to 5. I'd say about 60% of placements are for CSC and IT, while around 25% go to mechanical and civil students.

Campus: The lab facilities here are great, better than other colleges. All the equipment works well. There's a place to play games and a library with books on the subjects we study. But there aren't many new magazines on cars or research. They don't let us use our phones on campus, just laptops for projects. You have to ask the department head for permission to use the Wi-Fi, and they keep the password private. It's a hassle to get the password, though.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really good at what they do. They are friendly and always on time. Their teaching methods are clear and easy to follow, but some could work on improving their skills. We also get industry exposure, which is pretty cool.

Placement: The placement situation isn't great. Around 30-40% of us in our batch found jobs, but the pay was on the lower side. Only 2 or 3 companies came for mechanical branch placements. They did offer some good chances for students though.

Campus: The college looks good from the outside, but inside it needs some improvements. There's plenty of time for sports, which is awesome. The food is just okay, but they don't give enough of it.

Admission: The professors here are really good at what they do. They make learning fun and interesting. We had 5 exams each year - 2 big ones and 3 smaller ones. You needed to get at least 60% to pass. They also give us internal marks, which is cool.

Placement: The placement rate for our course is awesome almost 98.7% of students got jobs! Infosys, TCS, and Sutherland are the main companies that hire here. The salary packages are pretty good, starting from 2.5 LPA to 3.5 LPA on average. Some lucky ones even get up to 4.5 LPA to 5.5 LPA! Most students end up as software engineers or developers after graduation.

Campus: I really liked the setup at the college. The library in A block was huge with lots of books. They had free Wi-Fi too. The food in the mess was tasty and didn't cost much. Each department had first aid stuff. And there was a big volleyball court too.

Admission: The teachers here are super knowledgeable and friendly. They have a lot of experience and teach in a practical way. They motivate us and give tests regularly to help us improve. The course curriculum is spot-on and prepares us well for the industry. It's like they're getting us ready to work in a company. Plus, they're really good at teaching us through hands-on activities.

Placement: Half of us got placed in different companies. The Computer Science and Information departments had the most placements. The pay ranged from 2 LPA to 4 LPA, depending on the job and company. Mahindra and Royal Enfield are the top companies for us. The highest position they hire for is Junior Engineer. In the Mechanical department, the highest salary was 3 LPA and the lowest was 2 LPA. Some of us got internships at Hyundai and TVS, around 40% from our department. Cool stuff!

Campus: The college has good facilities like Wi-Fi that's always on. The labs are well-equipped, and the library has a wide range of books. The hostels are okay with shared and private rooms. The food is high quality and tastes good. Sports aren't a big deal here, but we do have big grounds.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super helpful and know their stuff. They really support and encourage us. The staff are great too  they're qualified and friendly. The courses are spot-on and we get to go on industry visits every semester. It's a cool experience for sure!

Placement: Most students got placed during placements, around 75%. The highest salary offered was Rs. 45,000 per month, while the lowest was Rs. 20,000 per month. The average salary was Rs. 35,000 per month. HCL, TCS, and IBM were the top recruiting companies. In our course, the highest salary package was 5.5 LPA, lowest was 3 LPA, and the average was 4 LPA. About 45% of us landed internships with HCL. The campus had great companies offering good salary packages to selected students.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like Wi-Fi, library, labs, auditorium, seminar hall, and even temples. The food in the hostel is great, and we share rooms with one other student. There's also a canteen and mess with lots of food options.

Admission: The faculty here is awesome. They really prepare us well for the industry. They help us improve our skills and take us on industrial visits. I feel lucky to have such knowledgeable teachers.

Placement: I really like the electrical engineering program at our college. I'm studying B.E. in Computer Science and Engineering, and I think it's a great department. The faculty here is top-notch for all courses. I've noticed that the electrical department has more value compared to CSE, and there are lots of job placements in EEE.

Campus: The rooms in the hostel are pretty good. It's a great place to study peacefully. The college is awesome for sports, ranking in the top 20. Students are really active in sports and other activities. The only downside is the food, everything else is great.