SSU Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. They all have M.Tech degrees in their fields. They know their subjects well. The ratio of teachers to students is like 1 to 50. We also learn a lot about the industry. Exams aren't too hard. Most questions are similar to ones from past years. So, exams are kinda easy to handle.

Placement: The college doesn't have great placement opportunities. We have to look for companies ourselves because not many come here. They don't tell us about salaries in the brochures. I'm not sure about the pay, but Computer Science is the best course here.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure and there are labs too. It's in Palampur, Himachal which is a nice place. Hostel facilities are there but they're just okay, not great. The food in the mess is average.

Admission: The teachers at Sri Sai University are pretty smart, but they stick to the books too much. They don't seem to know much beyond that. They just repeat what's in the books without really explaining things. The classes are small, with only around 20-25 students, which is kind of low.

Placement: The job opportunities at Sri Sai University are really low. It's hard for students to get hired here. Companies don't come to campus to hire us. We have to try at other branches of the university, but even there, the chances of getting a job are very slim.

Campus: The university's infrastructure is really poor. The building is so messy and hasn't been painted in ages. The elevator doesn't work, and the classroom benches are super uncomfortable. There's no medical facility on campus either. It's nothing like the pretty picture they showed in the prospectus.

Admission: The teachers here are super friendly and always ready to help us out. Exams can be tough, but they actually help us learn. We have 2 mini-tests that give us a heads-up before the final exams. Attendance rules are pretty strict, though. The teachers guide us through all the practicals, and we get to do them ourselves with their support.

Placement: Most students (around 60-70%) get placed after college. The highest salary offered is 12 LPA while the average is around 4-5 LPA. Companies like IBM, Paytm, and Jio visit for placements. The college organizes various meetings and seminars to help students prepare for interviews with these companies.

Campus: The facilities here are pretty good. We have Wi-Fi, CCTV cameras, bathrooms, trash cans, a library, and different kinds of labs. Some labs could use some sprucing up, but that's okay.

Admission: The teachers are nice and helpful, but the heads of departments are not very friendly. They often try to charge fines or hold students back for no reason. Some teachers are great, while others are not so great. I didn't get much real-world experience in the industry. During admission, they make big promises about where you'll end up, but it's all fake. A few faculty members even bring you down instead of lifting you up.

Placement: The placement scene is great for MBA students with around 80% getting placed. But for BBA students, the chances are pretty low at just 10%. Usually, only the top students manage to secure placements. If you're an average student, it's tough to land a job here.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is okay, not great but not terrible either. The classrooms could be better though. The library is nice and quiet, and the hostel rooms are pretty good. But the college entrance is not very impressive. There's no Wi-Fi or medical help available. The overall infrastructure feels more like a school than a university. They have lifts, but we're not allowed to use them.