Sri Krishna College of Technology Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really cool, there's one for every six of us. They're super friendly and always ready to help out. Our head of department is awesome, always looking out for scholarships and stuff. We have two semesters each year, and each semester has a mid-term, a practical exam, and a final. The exams are fair, not too hard or too easy. Love it here!

Placement: The university has organized multiple campus placements, and many companies come for hiring. The placement cells are very supportive and work well for students. I got an internship from Flipkart for a digital marketing role, which gave me a certificate and a taste of corporate life. It's great to see so many companies coming for students here!

Campus: Our college doesn't have many events, and we never have cultural events. The library is huge, with lots of facilities. Each classroom has a smart board for interactive sessions. The IEEE society is well-known here. Overall, my college is one of the best in Coimbatore.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty knowledgeable, but not all of them are great at teaching. They bring in outside trainers to help us with coding languages. The end-of-semester exams can be challenging, with an 80% pass rate. The courses follow a set curriculum and prepare us for the industry.

Placement: The job placements at our college are really good. Over 90% of students get placed every year. In my course, the highest salary offered is between 15 to 20 lakhs per year, with an average of 7 lakhs per year. The lowest package is 3 lakhs per year. Big companies like Amazon, Flipkart, ZOHO, Microsoft, and others come to our campus for hiring.

Campus: The Wi-Fi in each classroom works well. The library has lots of books to study from. The classrooms are kept clean. Food in the hostel is tasty, and we share a room with 4 people. Our college offers a variety of sports, and we have competitions every year.

Admission: I'm studying ECE, but this college offers training in IT and non-IT too. If you're into software but didn't score high in 12th, you can still join ECE. They give everyone equal training and chances, which is great for us students.

Placement: The placements at SKCT are good. As SKCT students, we attend placements at SKCET, but both groups get equal opportunities. The college brings in top companies for placements and offers technical and aptitude training in the third year.

Campus: There's only a boys' hostel on campus, but girls stay at VLB. A van comes daily to pick up and drop us off. Gotta be on time or we'll miss it. Can't go out without parents or guardians.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They teach a great course that prepares us for the industry. The exams are fair, not too hard. About half the students pass, so it's not too tough.

Placement: Most years, around 80% to 90% of students land jobs after graduating. The top salary is over 40 LPA, while the lowest is over 3 LPA. Many companies that come for recruitment are in the software field. Over 70% of students usually get internships, and a common job title offered is software specialist for analysis.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi everywhere, which is great. The classrooms and library are nice. The hostel is decent, but the food isn't that good. They only serve vegetarian food.

Admission: The teachers here know a lot, but not all of them are great at teaching. Some are really good at teaching practical stuff along with the regular topics. The course is supposed to be about Electrical and Electronics Engineering, but it feels like we're learning more about Computer Science and related areas.

Placement: Around half of the students get placed, but it can vary because of the job market. The average salaries are between 3.5 to 4 lakhs. Computer Science Engineering (CSE), Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE), and related courses are the most popular for getting hired. If you stick to your chosen path, you can land internships. In my program, the top positions are Associate Engineer and Assistant Manager.

Campus: The electronics labs in our department are pretty decent, but the electrical lab has old devices. The internet connection can be a bit spotty. The library has good facilities. The hostel could be better for the fees we pay.

Admission: The teachers at SKCT are experts in fields like power electronics, electric drives, VLSI design, and applied electronics. They really know their stuff. The college also puts emphasis on developing your personality and offers lots of fun activities outside of classes. You have to join a community service project and put in at least 20 hours in the first four semesters. It's a good way to give back and get involved!

Placement: I really liked how many companies came for placements at our college. The IT department had the highest placement rate at 92.70%, which is awesome. The highest salary package was INR 44 LPA, and the overall placement rate was 77.5%. Companies like Amazon, Wipro, and Accenture came to hire students from our college, which was pretty cool. It was great to see so many opportunities for us to get placed in good companies.

Campus: The food at the hostel mess in Sri Krishna College of Technology (SKCT) is all vegetarian. They have a fixed-rate system and you gotta eat in the dining hall at the set times. You can't bring food to your room unless you're sick with permission from the warden. And no cooking inside the rooms either.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. The teaching is good and I didn't have high expectations. We had three internals before each semester, which made it a bit tough to keep up. The semester exams were okay, not too hard. The pass rate is around 50%, and they offer OD for workshops.

Placement: Most students found jobs. They promise 100% placement here. The highest salary offered is 50 LPA, with an average of 10 LPA. The lowest is 3 LPA. We have to search for internships ourselves. The top companies that hire from here are Cisco, Mr. Cooper, and Tata. About 90% of students get hired. Many companies come to our college, so more students land good jobs with decent pay.

Campus: College is pretty good when it comes to rules. The classrooms are okay, and the library is nice. Wi-Fi is a bit limited, though. Hostel students can use the medical facilities, but the hostel itself isn't great. The hygiene there needs work. They do offer laundry services, which is convenient. Plus, they give out evening snacks in the hostel.

Admission: The teachers here are super nice and really know their stuff. They've got tons of experience, which is awesome. The classes are great, and they keep things current by changing up the syllabus often. Exams are fair, and about half the students pass.

Placement: I'm studying Artificial Intelligence and Data Science here. Lots of students in my course have gotten jobs. The highest salary is 40 LPA, and the lowest is around 3-4 LPA. Big companies like Amazon, Accenture, Zoho, and TCS hire students from here.

Campus: The college has a great atmosphere with lots of trees that keep it cool. It feels nice to be there. It's surrounded by mountains and the gardens are well-kept. There are plenty of places for students to sit and hang out. Overall, the college looks really nice.

Admission: Studying here means taking two CIA internal exams worth 50 marks each. You need at least 25 marks to pass. These exams make up 50% of our grades. The semester exams are also worth 50%, with a passing mark of 50 out of 100. Each semester covers eight subjects, including core ones and software courses. Right now, I'm doing company training on front-end and back-end full-stack projects. I'm learning different computer languages at basic, intermediate, and complex levels to solve problems. It's a lot with almost 12 courses, but it's worth it!

Placement: In the seventh semester, around 12 out of 46 students got job placements at different companies. Almost 70% of students made it to the final round of interviews. The average salary package is between 3 to 8 LPA.

Campus: Living in the girls' hostel is great because safety is a top priority. They keep a close eye on us whenever we go out or are on duty. The food is decent and clean, and they have drinking water, a laundry room, and vending machines. It's all good here!

Admission: The college staff are super nice and knowledgeable. Lots of them have Ph.D. degrees, so they know their stuff. The courses we take are kinda challenging, especially the ones about software. They mix in with our main subjects and make things interesting.

Placement: Around 50 students are in our department. During the 7th semester, the placement process started. The highest salary package is 12 LPA, while the average is 5 LPA and the lowest is 3.5 LPA. Companies like Cognizant, Hexaware, L&T, Mindtree, Bosch, Wipro, and Accenture come for placements. Right now, in the 8th semester, about 30% of students have already landed jobs. Some roles students got are data Analyst and junior software developer.

Campus: The college has a nice campus and location. Wi-Fi is everywhere, and the classrooms have smart boards. The food is just okay, but only vegetarian food is served in the hostel. If you want non-veg, you gotta go outside. Sports are okay here, not too great though.