Sri Sai Group of Institutes, Badhani

Admission: The teachers here are really good at what they do and they're super nice too. It makes learning a lot easier. There's about 16 students for every teacher, so you get a lot of attention. We also go on 2 field trips every semester to see how things work in the real world. The stuff we learn in class is actually helpful for our future jobs.

Placement: The college does have placements, but there aren't many companies coming in. They really helped us get better at interviews. Also, they offer cheap software courses to boost our resumes.

Campus: The campus is awesome with Wi-Fi everywhere. The labs are well-stocked and there's a sports section with courts for badminton and table tennis. The classrooms are bright and airy, making it easy to see and not feel stuffy. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers at this college were really nice and helpful. They made learning easy and comfortable for us. We always got good notes for all our subjects. The timetable was well-organized. Skipping classes wasn't allowed. Overall, we didn't feel bored or frustrated at all.

Placement: I was part of the 80% of students who got placed here. I started with a 1 LPA salary package. Companies like Wipro came for placements. About 30% of us landed jobs. My experience was pretty good overall.

Campus: The rooms were nice and clean, and the food was good. The canteen had a lot of different options to choose from. There was a library in the hostel and Wi-Fi too. Hostellers could use the playgrounds and there was a medical room available as well.

Admission: The teachers in the mechanical department don't seem to know much about the subject. Most of them have no teaching experience and lack the skills to communicate well with students. Despite that, the course prepares us well for the industry.

Placement: Around 30% of my classmates got placed in our batch. The highest salary offered was €šÂ¹25,000 and the lowest was €šÂ¹20,000 per month. Companies like HERO, COCACOLA, and TCS came for placements. They offered roles like senior engineer, technician, junior engineer, and department head. For our course, the highest package was €šÂ¹3 lakhs and the lowest was €šÂ¹2.4 lakhs. The college didn't provide internships, but many of us found our own in companies like Sonalika, Tata Motors, and Hero.

Campus: The mechanical engineering department in the B.Tech course is great. They have Wi-Fi, smart classes, labs, a big ground, and free personality development classes. The campus is pretty big, around 8 acres, with a good auditorium, gym, and plenty of sitting space. The chairs are comfy too. Plus, they offer residential facilities for the principal, teachers, and staff. It's a nice place!

Admission: The teachers at this college are really supportive. Some of them are good at teaching and explaining things well. But most of them struggle a bit. I'd say about 4 out of 10 teachers are really good. The course content is okay, but it feels old-fashioned. It doesn't really prepare us for the real world.

Placement: None of us from our course got jobs. The best offer was Rs. 10,000 per month in a government job fair, but it's not for engineering. The lowest offer was Rs. 5,000, and the average was Rs. 7,500. Companies came for the job fair, but none for our course. The main roles are just basic workers. I don't know the exact salaries as they're not online. Most of us found internships ourselves since the college didn't help at all.

Campus: The classrooms are okay, but lots of desks are broken and some fans don't work. In the labs, like half to all the machines are broken and they don't fix them for a while. The library has old books and bad management. They don't have computers for records, and you only get 1 hour to borrow or return books each day. I didn't stay in the hostel, but I heard it's not great. The food is bad and the canteen isn't very good. The sports facilities are not that good, and the games are just okay.

Admission: There are plenty of courses offered at our college, but the teachers are not well-educated and hard to understand. They're really bad at teaching. Honestly, no one at this college helps students, not even the principal or the head of the department. It seems like all they care about is making money.

Placement: Not many students got jobs after college, and I'm not sure why. Some who did get jobs haven't started yet. I don't think the job placements here are legit. They seem fake, and hardly anyone actually gets hired. Just a heads up.

Campus: When you first see the campus, it looks impressive with shiny buildings and a nice view. But once you dig deeper, you realize that our college lacks working labs and equipment. It seems like we focus more on the outer appearance than on providing quality resources for students.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and easy to reach when you need help. They use digital tools to teach, which is cool. They also give us assignments that relate to real-world industries, even during breaks. It's a great way to learn!

Placement: A lot of students found jobs after finishing at this college. They were offered a salary package of 2.5 LPA. Companies like Micro pharmaceutical, Alembic, and more came to hire students. It's a great place for students who want a good future.

Campus: The classrooms at the college were nice and comfortable. The medical labs were always clean and tidy. I liked the library too because it had all the books I needed. And there was a playground for us to use as well.

Admission: The teachers at our college are top-notch. They are really experienced and know their stuff. They work hard to help us succeed. I feel confident that this college is getting me ready for my future job.

Placement: Most of us seniors get job offers after graduating. On average, we're offered 9 lakhs per year. Everyone in our course does internships at Cipla, and some get opportunities in other pharma companies too.

Campus: The facilities for our department are just okay, not too great. There's no Wi-Fi in college, but it's available in the hostels for free.

Admission: The faculty here is awesome and really supportive. They're always there to help us out, and there's a lot of transparency in how they work. If you've got any issues, you can talk to the director directly and they'll make sure to help you out. It's a great place to get support when you need it.

Placement: The placement department here is awesome! They help us find job opportunities and set up interviews with cool companies. Lots of students get great jobs after graduating. It's a great way to kickstart your career!

Campus: I really like the college's infrastructure. It's nice and peaceful here. All the departments have good facilities. The whole building has Wi-Fi, which is cool. We also have a cafeteria where we can hang out, celebrate birthdays, and have lunch. It's a great place to be!

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and supportive. They make sure to finish the course on time and use modern technologies like projectors to teach us. I like that we get to learn from industry professionals too. The course curriculum is practical and helpful.

Placement: The job opportunities here are better than at other colleges nearby. Almost every student gets a job, which is awesome. The person in charge of placements is really helpful. Big companies come to hire students all the time. Our seniors got great jobs too. Almost everyone ends up with a job after graduating.

Campus: The campus has great facilities, like Wi-Fi in all classrooms and good sports amenities. I really enjoyed the athletic fest. The labs are well-equipped and the library has most of the books we need for our studies.

Admission: The teachers here have zero experience, which is a bummer. If you're looking to fail, this is the place. You can't skip classes because they're super strict. It feels more like school than college. They even call your parents if you wander around. The first semester is fun, but things get tough starting the second semester.

Placement: Out of 34 students in my batch, only 4 got selected for placements. The job situation is really tough here. Not a good college at all. Don't enroll here if you don't want to be jobless after graduating. Trust me, don't make the mistake of choosing this place.

Campus: The classrooms and desks are all messed up. The Wi-Fi works fine though. The hostel is a disaster, and there's no canteen yet, but they might open one soon. The labs are super dirty. The toilets are gross too. It feels more like a school than a college. And watch out they keep your certificates for 3-4 years after you finish your course. It's all about money for them, not education.