SIGCE Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really supportive and understanding. They help us with exams and extracurricular stuff too. They're well-educated and have around 15 students in each class, which is good. The teachers are young, so it's easy to ask them anything. They have great teaching methods.

Placement: The placement rate here is really high at 90%, so most students get jobs on campus. The average salary is around 5.8 LPA. Hitachi and TCS are the top companies that hire students. Last year, Mahindra group also hired 15 students. The highest salary offered last year was 13 LPA.

Campus: The college has really good facilities with all the tools and equipment we need for learning. There are two seminar halls, but unfortunately, there's no hostel on campus. One of the highlights is the college's main fest called "Ignite" where we get to see celebrities. We also have a tech fest twice a year which is pretty cool.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff and have a lot of experience. They're super helpful, and the head of the department is always there to answer questions. The college is connected to Mumbai University, which is great.

Placement: I really like how this college has placement training starting from the second year. They share internship opportunities based on what companies need, which helps us apply for internships. I believe placements and packages will keep getting better.

Campus: The college has a cool building that looks like a triangle. Each floor has about 3 or 4 classrooms and 1 or 2 labs. There are 7 floors in total. The ground floor has mechanical and workshop labs, and the 6th floor has a workshop lab too. Plus, there's a big playground for sports. It's pretty awesome.

Admission: The teachers here are super smart and always there to help. The courses they teach are spot-on for what you need in the real world. Plus, they're big on getting involved in fun stuff outside of classes.

Placement: The college's placement team works hard to get top companies to hire students. They bring in big names like Dabur, TCS, Wipro, and Infotech. On average, students here get around 5.12 LPA as their package. It's great to see students landing their dream jobs with these companies.

Campus: The college campus might be small, but it's pretty good. I learned a lot from group projects, like working together and leading. The food is alright, and they have sports teams. The college really helps us students out.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really nice and helpful. They have a lot of experience and give us good education. The course is well-planned and we learn a lot from it. The exams can be tough, but the teachers are always there to help us out.

Placement: The salary packages are pretty good here. The highest one is around 6 LPA, while the average is between 3-4 LPA. Lots of companies come for placements and offer decent pay to students.

Campus: The college has great facilities and infrastructure, but there's no hostel. They've got a mess and canteen for us. The classrooms are well-equipped, and they offer specific facilities for each course to help us out.

Admission: The teachers at Mumbai University are friendly and don't stress you out too much, but honestly, they're not the best at teaching. The curriculum here is just terrible. The semesters are tough, and the subjects they teach don't even relate to what you're studying most of the time. Seriously, I wouldn't recommend going to Mumbai University. You're better off staying at home and learning something useful like programming. Taking admission here made me lose all my confidence and energy.

Placement: Only about 20% of students found jobs last year. The highest salary offered was about 13LPA, but not sure about the lowest, maybe 3-4 LPA. TCS recruited the most students. Around 10-15% got internships, some from outside the college. The college just follows Mumbai University's rules and gives degrees, no special roles.

Campus: The labs at the college have PCs, but they're not very useful. They have Wi-Fi, but they don't give out the password. The classrooms are not great all tier 3 quality. There's only one library, but it doesn't have AC. Unfortunately, there's no hostel. The sports events are fun, but they don't give out sports equipment. The events are cool because students organize them.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff well. The way they teach is pretty good. The course covers what we need to know and prepares us for the industry. The semester exams are not too tough, it just comes down to how much we study. You need at least a 40% to pass engineering courses.

Placement: Around 40% of students in our course got placed. Last year, the highest salary offered was 12 lakhs. Companies like TCS and Capgemini are the top recruiters. Almost 40% of students also landed internships with well-known companies. It's great that internships are available from such reputable companies.

Campus: The main building has the Principal's office, Admin office, Auditorium, AV room, Computer labs, classrooms, and staffroom. In the Annexure building, there are a few classrooms, a canteen, and spaces for indoor activities. The sports ground next to the college is where we do outdoor stuff. It's a pretty good setup overall!

Admission: The course curriculum is pretty good, and the teachers really help us get ready for the industry. They make it easy to understand the subjects, work on projects, and learn other stuff. Most of our teachers have Ph.D.'s, and some have M.Tech degrees. They know their stuff, and they teach us really well.

Placement: I'm really happy with how many students from my course get good jobs after graduating over 77%! GNI college has connections with more than 150 companies, so there are lots of options. The highest salary offered is 14 LPA, and the lowest is 4.2 LPA. A good chunk of students, 62%, also get internships, which is awesome.

Campus: The college has a nice setup with plenty of room for classes and labs. The food in the hostel is great, and they have all the things you need. Plus, there's a canteen on campus. The library is awesome too, with lots of books to choose from.

Admission: The teachers at SIGCE are really helpful and know their stuff. They have good degrees and know both theory and real-world stuff. They're friendly and ready to help with questions and projects. The teaching is alright, some teachers use examples and projects to explain better, but everyone has their own style. The Computer Science Engineering course covers all the important stuff like programming, data structures, and databases. It's good for getting started in the industry. But they could add more about new things like data analytics and machine learning. So, students might need to do extra stuff like internships or online courses to be fully prepared. The exams are okay, testing what we know and how we can use it. Most students pass, around 80%. It's a nice place to study, with support to do well if you work hard.

Placement: I finished my Computer Science Engineering degree at Smt. Indira Gandhi College of Engineering (SIGCE) in 2023. The college was great for placements, with about 75% of my classmates getting jobs. The pay ranged from INR 3 LPA to INR 12 LPA, averaging around INR 5.5 LPA. Big companies like TCS, Infosys, and Wipro hired a lot of students. Many of us also got internships at places like TCS and Infosys, as well as startups like Tech Mahindra. We got jobs as software developers, web developers, data analysts, and QA testers. The college really helped us find work and gain industry skills through internships.

Campus: The facilities at Smt. Indira Gandhi College of Engineering are pretty good, especially for Computer Science. They have nice computer labs with new systems and all the software you need. The classrooms are big, cool, and have projectors for better learning. The campus has fast Wi-Fi everywhere you need it. The library is great, with lots of books, journals, and online resources for engineering students. It's perfect for studying and doing research. The hostel rooms are okay, nothing fancy but comfy enough. The food in the mess and canteen is average, but they have both veg and non-veg options. They have a doctor on call and a first-aid room for emergencies, which is good. They also have sports facilities for cricket, basketball, and badminton. Some things could be better, but overall, the college has everything you need.

Admission: The teachers here are okay, but a lot of them have a hard time teaching their subjects well. The course doesn't really match what's needed in the industry right now. They stick to Mumbai University's syllabus. Overall, the teaching is just average.

Placement: The college offers a max package of 3.5 lakhs and a min of 1.5 lakhs. Top companies like Wipro and TCS come for placements. They offer roles in Python, Java, Frontend, and Backend for computer students. Even electrical students have placements. About half of the students get placed in their last year. There are no internships, but there are cool clubs that organize events and seminars for us students.

Campus: The library has Wi-Fi for students, which is great. The infrastructure is decent. Computer branch students get to use the newest labs and computers. The classrooms are big and clean, and the library has lots of reference books. They also have sports events every year, which is cool!

Admission: The teachers at this college are really helpful. They all have Master's degrees in their subjects, so you know they know their stuff. The teaching is good, but the semester can be kinda tough. The exams are set by Mumbai University, and most students pass with a 60-70% score.

Placement: Around 60-70 percent of students landed internships, which is awesome. The pay ranges from 3 to 14 Lacs per year. Most students who try for placements end up getting one thanks to the training and placement cell.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi in all the labs, which is great. The classrooms are spacious, but there's no hostel on campus. You can stay in nearby apartments as paying guests. The canteen is okay, and the food is better than most places.