Sri Balaji College of Engineering and Technology

Admission: The faculty at our college are experienced and each have their own way of solving problems to get positive results. In the civil engineering department, we have top-notch professors who share their expertise with us. The labs are well-equipped with all the necessary instruments for our experiments. As part of our course, we went on a 5-day survey trip to various locations outside the campus. We also had a 5-day technical visit to places like the sewage plant in Sitapura, the metro project, and a cement plant. These visits are included in our civil engineering curriculum.

Placement: Placement opportunities are a bit limited for civil engineering students in my batch and the seniors. Only a few companies visit for hiring. But the good thing is that there are plenty of government job opportunities for civil engineers in both state and central government. It's great for students to gain knowledge and skills for these roles.

Campus: The college has really nice infrastructure with a big library, classrooms, playground, and a garden. They even have a lift for students! The bus facilities are good with comfy seats. I heard they have a sewage disposal plant and water harvesting system too, which is pretty cool. And there's high-speed Wi-Fi on campus. The labs are in good condition and air-conditioned. Overall, it's a great place to study!

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful and super smart. They always help us out and know a lot. The semester exams are good, but the timings are not the best.

Placement: The job placement is really good at our college, with about 90% of students getting placed. The highest salary package offered is between 65 to 75 LPA. Big companies like Google and Microsoft come for recruitment. Most students also get internships at companies like Google, Microsoft, Amazon, and Apple, which is awesome.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities. There are lots of rooms in the hostel. We also have a library with Wi-Fi. Plus, there are labs for chemistry, physics, and electrical stuff. And the food is really good too!

Admission: The faculty here is a mix of experienced and fresh teachers. It seems like they hire new teachers to cut costs. The courses get done, but the teaching is just okay. The ratio of students to teachers is pretty balanced. The CSE and ME teachers are strict, but the CE teachers are super friendly and always ready to help out.

Placement: The college doesn't offer any job placements. The teachers here don't have much experience. The campus is nice, but the management is not great. Sometimes companies come for hiring, but the salary packages they offer are low. I wouldn't recommend this college if you're looking for a successful future.

Campus: The labs are great with all the instruments you need. The whole campus has fast Jio Wi-Fi. The library is the biggest in the college under RTU, Kotak. They organize sports events and the grounds are nice. The library also has e-books, which is cool.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and supportive. They mostly have M.Tech and Ph.D. degrees, so they know their stuff. The way they teach is pretty good. However, I'm not a big fan of the course structure. I feel like it doesn't prepare us well for the industry. The exams and papers set by Rajasthan Technical University are fair - not too easy, not too tough.

Placement: I'm currently studying artificial intelligence for my bachelor's degree. I started this course in 2021 and I'll be done in 2025. Honestly, this course didn't meet my expectations. The job placements are not good at all. I'm in my 7th semester, and no one in our branch has a job lined up yet. It's the same for computer science students too. The college talks about big companies, but most are just small local startups. When it comes to internships, most students end up as software developer interns.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure with a big building. It's got lights, fans, and a ventilation system, along with fire alarms and extinguishers. They have air-conditioned computer labs, but unfortunately, only faculty can use the Wi-Fi. The library has lots of books, but sometimes there's not enough seating. I'm a day scholar, so I can't say much about the hostels, but my friends say the food is terrible. The chief warden doesn't listen. Girls and boys have separate hostels here.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They teach well, but the final exam wasn't finished on time. There's no summer break, so it's a bit tiring. Overall, everything's good. You need at least 40% to pass.

Placement: Most students in my course got placed, around 80 percent. The highest pay they offered was INR 95 lac/annum. The lowest was around INR 2-3 lacs per year, while the average was INR 25 lacs. Big companies like Google, Microsoft, Tata, and Reliance Jio hire from our course. About 60 percent of us got internships with them. They offer roles like marketing assistant, manager, and similar positions.

Campus: I really like all the facilities available in my course. We've got labs, libraries, wi-fi, playgrounds, and sports activities. The teachers are awesome and always ready to help. The food is tasty and there's a good variety. Plus, there are medical facilities for emergencies. It's a great place to study!

Admission: The college curriculum feels old-fashioned and doesn't match what's happening in the real world. But hey, the exams are tough and push you to think hard. We cover a lot of different topics, even though some of them don't really connect with what's happening now in the industry.

Placement: I was pretty let down by how things went with placements at this college. They said there would be recruitment events and job help, but nothing really happened. They didn't give us any chances for internships or jobs, so we had to figure it all out by ourselves. It was a bummer.

Campus: The college I go to has really cool classrooms, a big library, and labs with all the fancy equipment. The hostel has cozy rooms, but the food isn't great. And there's lots of sports stuff like a gym, volleyball courts, and fields for football and cricket.

Admission: The teachers here aren't very qualified. Some of the students who graduated are now teaching, but their knowledge is pretty bad. I'd give these teachers a 2 out of 5. The faculty members are inexperienced and don't really understand the topics well. They struggle to teach how the topics are applied in real life.

Placement: I didn't find the placement department very helpful on campus. I ended up with a package of 1.4 lac per year at UNI INFO in Indore after working there for 3 months. It's a consultant company that mainly helps B.Tech students. They offered a job where you climb mobile towers to take pictures of nearby areas.

Campus: The college has a nice setup. The computer lab has over 500 desktops and is fully air-conditioned. The library is huge and well-stocked. They've got a sports ground and a basketball court on campus. The classrooms are okay, but they still use old blackboards instead of whiteboards. I'm not sure about medical services. There's a canteen inside where you can only get samosas.

Admission: The teachers here aren't very helpful. Their teaching style isn't great. The student-to-teacher ratio is way too high at 65:1. They don't really assist with practicals or projects.

Placement: The placement support here is not that great. In my batch, only a handful of students got placed around 5 to 10. Companies don't visit regularly. In my civil engineering B.Tech batch, no one got placed through campus placements. It was the same for the seniors too.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here isn't great. They only give us 250 MB of data a day. The classrooms are okay, but there are no smart boards. The library is pretty good, though, serving all departments. The canteen could be better. On the bright side, the sports facilities are really good.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are always ready to help. The teaching is top-notch. Just a heads up, there aren't any breaks during the summer. Also, the semester schedule doesn't align well with holidays.

Placement: The placement rate for this course is amazing almost 90% of students found jobs. The highest salary package offered was 95 LPA, while the lowest was 25 LPA. On average, students were offered 3 LPA. Big companies like Google, Amazon, and Apple hire from here. Around 85% of students also got internships, which is pretty cool.

Campus: The college has everything you need. The campus has Wi-Fi, good labs, and a nice library. They have a playground and good hostel facilities. The food is okay, and they have medical help for emergencies. Sports like football and cricket are organized too.

Admission: Some of the teachers here are recent graduates and new to teaching, but they're supportive. Most of them have a B.Tech degree and are doing their M.Tech at the college. Only a few teachers are really well-educated. Because of this, the quality of teaching can vary. Sometimes, there's a lack of communication during lectures, which affects the overall teaching quality.

Placement: The maximum package they offer is around 5-6 Lacs. Personally, I think we can definitely find better job opportunities elsewhere. Only a few companies, like 3-4, come for placements which is not great. The placements at this college are not the best, but they're not terrible either. Usually, about 10-12 students from each branch end up getting placed.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is a bit lacking. The labs are okay, nothing special. The library is pretty good. They don't have medical facilities on campus. You can play cricket, basketball, and volleyball for sports. The classrooms are nice. The canteen could be better. Overall, I think the placements here are just okay.