Sri Satya Sai University of Technology and Medical Sciences (SSSUTMS)

Admission: The college bathrooms aren't super clean, but the campus is tidy. The labs are good, and there's a gym. Overall, the college is great in every aspect. Last year, the placements were awesome. Lots of opportunities are there for getting placed, with many international companies coming for the job fair. If your grades are good, you have a 100% chance of landing a job in a good company. The college's infrastructure is really nice. It's clean and modern, with Wi-Fi all over. The classrooms have four fans each, and the library has all kinds of books for you to read.

Placement: The teachers are really friendly and help you out when you're confused. The smart classes are cool too. The college bathrooms are just alright, nothing special. Around half of the students in my course got placed. The lowest salary for M.Sc. Computer Science is 10,000, while the average is around 30,000-40,000. Big companies like TCS and Wipro come for hiring. You can get different jobs like software developer or website designer. The campus isn't super clean but it's okay.

Campus: I really like this college. The placements are good, the faculty is awesome, and the campus has a nice environment for students. Everyone is friendly and supportive here. The best part is the big campus and their goal of being the top choice for students.

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome! They have lectures every day for an hour on different subjects. This course has a lot of job opportunities. After graduating, students can easily apply for jobs.

Placement: The placements here are not that great, but our college is really good. Not many companies come for placements, but there are good job opportunities here. The top job you can get is as a software engineer.

Campus: The college has hostels for both boys and girls. They also provide public Wi-Fi and labs for all subjects. There's a hospital on campus too. We have games and sports events, and sometimes outside faculty come for special lectures.

Admission: The teachers at this college were awesome! They were super helpful, qualified, and knew their stuff. The way they taught us was top-notch. I felt really prepared for the working world after studying here. And a lot of students passed their exams, which was great to see.

Placement: Most of us found jobs after college, which is awesome. The highest salary offered was 10 LPA for our course. Companies like Cipla and Sun Pharma hired students. Many of us also got internships with different companies. The pharmaceutical industry mainly offered roles in production and other areas.

Campus: I really enjoyed the course. The pharmacy department had great facilities and infrastructure. Wi-Fi was available, and the classrooms were top-notch. The library was useful, and the canteen food was delicious.

Admission: The teachers were nice and helpful, but the teaching could have been better. They were okay, but not super qualified. The course didn't really prepare us for the industry. We had two exams each year, and you needed to get at least 40% to pass.

Placement: I finished my B.Sc. CS from this college in 2019. None of us in my batch got placed because this college doesn't help with placements for B.Sc. or B.Com students. But if you're studying B.E. or B.Tech here, you can land some good jobs. Companies offered a highest salary of 11 LPA and an average of 2.5 LPA. TCS, Infosys, Tech Mahindra, and others visit for placements. We didn't get any internships through the college.

Campus: The department's infrastructure was okay pretty big and the atmosphere was decent. They had different labs like computer, chemistry, and more. Hostel was decent too, with separate ones for girls and boys. Food quality was alright. Hostel fee was about 12,000 a year.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and know their stuff. The teaching is good overall. I think the Elements of Aeronautics teachers are the best. The course material is okay, but not the greatest. I'm not sure if it's enough to get us ready for the industry because I'm only in my second year. They were supposed to take us on a field trip once, but it got canceled. The exams are not too hard. Most students pass, around 90%.

Placement: I didn't hear about any placements happening in my Aeronautical department at SSSUTMS during my 2 years there. But maybe there were placements in the computer science department. They once mentioned an industrial visit, but it never happened.

Campus: The facilities at SSSUTMS are just okay. We students don't get university emails or Wi-Fi, only the staff does. There's some limited Wi-Fi from Jio available. The computer labs are good enough for classes and the library has all the books you need plus some extras. The hostel isn't great, according to my friends who stay there. Food isn't so good, they say.

Admission: The Computer Science faculty is pretty good, but not all of them are experts in every area. The Civil faculty keeps changing, and there aren't any experienced teachers in that department. In other branches, most of the faculty are new, with not many experienced ones around.

Placement: No big companies visited for placements. Just local ones came and hired students for around Rs. 12,000. Because of this, many students didn't bother going for interviews. Some even dropped out mid-year because of these challenges.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure, but the amenities aren't kept clean. The gardens have nice grass, but in the summer, there's no water. Because of this, a lot of hostel students don't come to class. Seems like the management cares more about themselves than the students.

Admission: The teachers here really care about teaching us, but the college bosses keep pushing them to bring in more students. It's sad to see some of them leaving for other colleges in the end. Seems like they're only hiring teachers to get more students to join.

Placement: The college placements here are really disappointing. When you join, they make it seem like you'll be a superstar after finishing the course, but that's not the case. Even if they can't help with placements, they should focus on giving us a good education. It's sad to see education being treated like a business at this college.

Campus: The college has amazing infrastructure, no doubt. But what's the point if the education isn't good? The labs and classrooms are nice, but they're useless without quality education. I'd recommend avoiding this college.

Admission: The faculty here can't teach and do labs. In my four years of engineering, we never finished the whole course. The management and facilities are bad. We don't even have a lab. I did my BE here, but the engineering courses always run late. We don't get any industrial experience like visits or workshops on campus.

Placement: I didn't see any placements happening on campus. They don't even have open campus placements. That's a big downside. They don't offer training, workshops, or internships for students. If you're at SSSUTMS, don't expect much in terms of campus or job opportunities.

Campus: The college has many buildings and areas for playing games like football and cricket. There are big spaces for the playground and a canteen. It's near Pachama railway station and connected to Sehore-Bhopal road. The buildings are well-maintained and the location is great. It's a really cool place to be.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and explain everything well. They're super friendly too. Sometimes the textbooks can be confusing, so we end up googling stuff. The exams are tough, but the experienced teachers are great at helping us out. They really care about each student and make an effort to connect with everyone in the class.

Placement: The college has placement for about 60% of students. The salary offered is between 4 to 20 LPA. Companies like Cipla, Mankind, and Abbott come for recruitment. However, some students don't get placed and feel disappointed. The college lacks the support and guidance students need. It's more about money than helping students succeed.

Campus: The facilities like labs and infrastructure are good. But the library is really bad no seats or books. The mess food is dirty too. The hostel beds are not clean, and the bathrooms are very dirty. The guys in the hostel have had lots of problems because the college doesn't make sure the cleaning and food are taken care of. The hostel is linked to the college.

Admission: The teachers were really helpful and knew their stuff well. We learned a lot and it all made sense. The course content was spot on, getting us ready for the real world. The exams in the early semesters were tough, but most of us managed to pass. The pass rate was around 90%.

Placement: I was in a course where 80% of us got placed. The highest salary was 5 LPA, lowest was 1 LPA, and average was 2.5 LPA. Companies like Cipla, Mankind, and more came for placements. They hired students from different years, but the top package went to M Pharmacy students.

Campus: The facilities at the college were top-notch. The classrooms were great, and the library had all the books I needed for my courses. Unfortunately, there weren't any sports or games available on campus. But the food in the mess and canteen was really good. Overall, I had a positive experience with the facilities and infrastructure at the college.