Sri Shakthi Institute of Engineering and Technology Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. We get counseling hours, and our professors are really smart. Our curriculum includes hands-on training in labs and internships with different companies. This prepares us well for the industry. Most students don't fail and graduate with good grades.

Placement: Most students get placed here, with salaries ranging from 1 to 6 lakhs per year. Companies like Biocon, Quinbay, and Infosys hire a lot of students. Almost everyone gets an internship, usually at places like Spiro and Bharath Biotech. The popular job titles for us are bioprocess engineer, bioinformatics analyst, clinical researcher, and biotech entrepreneur.

Campus: I really like my college because we have free Wi-Fi, cool labs and classrooms. The teachers are awesome, most of them have a Ph.D. We've got libraries for all our subjects, and our canteen is the best. Plus, our college is number one in sports in our district. It's a great place to study!

Admission: The staff at the college was super helpful in our department. They helped us with everything we needed for our courses. They really helped us learn more. When it comes to exams, as long as we study and keep up with our work, we can pass them without any trouble.

Placement: The college offers special training for placements and also has training for staff who are experts in programming. Once you reach your fifth semester, you need to sign up for placements and start preparing for them.

Campus: The hostel is decent, and the food is better than most colleges, but it can be inconsistent. Overall, the hostel and food are alright. The Wi-Fi in the hostel is handy for studying, and the canteen is a good place to eat.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and are always ready to help. The courses are all about real-world stuff that will get you ready for a job. Exams aren't too hard because they stick to what we've been taught. It's all in the syllabus.

Placement: Most students got jobs last year. The pay ranged from 3 LPA to 11 LPA with an average of 5 LPA. Big companies like Biocon, Clarus, TCS, and Wipro hire from here. Almost everyone got internships at places like Aavin, RGS Animal Feed, Biolone, and Bio Explora. Jobs include Biomedical Engineer, Microbiologist, Geneticist, QC-QA Analyst, Bio-analyst, and Product Development Scientist.

Campus: The labs and classrooms here are great for learning. The Wi-Fi is decent, and the library is okay. The hostel is pretty good for living comfortably. Food in the mess is fine, and the canteen has good options. They really support sports here, which is awesome.

Admission: The teachers mostly have master's degrees, not PhDs. There are only a couple of teachers with PhDs, and not many have a lot of experience. The study material is outdated, and they just read from books during classes.

Placement: The college's Placement cell works hard to get all students into jobs, no matter what they studied. The best offer was 9 LPA from Rently, but most students get around 3 to 4 LPA. They mostly help with IT jobs, not many core placements though.

Campus: The infrastructure here is decent, but it's not always well-kept. Each subject has its own lab, but not all the machines and computers work properly. In the agricultural engineering department, we have several labs some are in great shape, while others need some fixing up. The classrooms are nice, but sometimes the power backup doesn't work when we need it.

Admission: The semester exams are not too hard  you just need 45 marks out of 100 to pass. The teachers are really good and know their stuff well. They teach us everything we need to know to be ready for the job market after we finish our studies.

Placement: The college has placement programs for top students, but others also get decent jobs. A lot of startups come for placements, and students can get jobs with salaries from 3 LPA to 12 LPA.

Campus: The hostel food is awesome, they serve tasty paneer butter masala and chicken. It keeps us fueled for studying. The Wi-Fi here works great, making it easy to stay connected all over campus.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at what they do. They have webinars every week with mentors to help us out. The placement team is also great at getting us ready for jobs. The exams are not too hard, and you just need to pass with a 50% score. The questions in the exams are all from what our teachers teach us.

Placement: Most students in my course got placed around 85%. Job packages ranged from 2 LPA to 20 LPA. Companies like tractor manufacturers and irrigation firms hired students. Over 90% of students landed internships in roles like marketing executive, sales officer, and designer.

Campus: The college facilities here are great for both guys and girls. The hostel managed by the college is super safe and has nice rooms with attached bathrooms. Plus, we always have water and electricity, so that's awesome. And the best part is the unlimited food served in clean dishes. Love it!

Admission: I really like the course curriculum here. It helps us learn a lot and get good training. The classrooms have smart technology for better learning. The teachers are nice and know their stuff. And there are lots of fun activities like sports and clubs to join.

Placement: The college has awesome placement chances with big companies like Wipro, TCS, CTS, Cognizant, and Biocon coming for placements. There are also internships available in different fields. The tuition fee is about Rs. 50,000 a year, with an extra Rs. 35,000 for other expenses and Rs. 15,000 for books. The exam fee for the first year is Rs. 5,000 per semester. Students can also get government scholarships based on their background and grades.

Campus: The hostel at Sri Shakthi Institute of Engineering and Technology is awesome. They serve good food, including non-veg three times a week. The other days, we get healthy meals. The campus is really nice too.

Admission: The teachers are really good here. They know their stuff and give fair exams. Semester tests can be easy or hard, but that's normal. The system is a bit off though. If you fail a test, you have to retake it and pass.

Placement: The job placements were kind of disappointing. The average salary offered was around three Lacs per year, which might not be great for most students. The training for placements was good, but the job offers were lower than we hoped. Doing internships could help a bit. Also, the placements for non-IT jobs were really bad.

Campus: I gave the hostel three stars because it's not great. The food in the dining hall is really bad and the accommodations aren't that great either. There are often power outages and the water supply is unreliable. Overall, there's nothing good about the hostel.

Admission: The teaching here really helps us with our course. It's practical and prepares us well for the industry. Semester exams are a breeze because they stick to the syllabus. The subjects we study are spot-on for our course, although there are a few extra courses we could do without.

Placement: Most students got placed last year, around 86%. The average salary is about €šÂ¹400,000 per year. Biocon, Clarus, TCS, and CTS are the top companies that hire students. A lot of students also got internships in those companies where they want to work.

Campus: The college has all the equipment and labs we need, but we have to do advanced tests at school. The hostels are okay for living comfortably. The food in the mess is decent and healthy. The canteen is nice, just not huge. Sports are really good here and a big deal.

Admission: This college is pretty good, but not all the teachers are super smart. Some of them really know their stuff though. I mostly studied for exams the night before using sites like Geeks for Geeks and Java T Point. Honestly, the teachers didn't teach much and sometimes didn't even show up for class. In my second year, we only had classes for about 2 months, then they started skipping.

Placement: In my course, most students get placed in the 6th semester. The highest salary offered is 24 LPA, while the average is 3 LPA. The main companies that come for placements are Zoho and Wipro. They usually offer roles like data analyst or data engineer, but you'll end up doing development work because the college doesn't focus much on data science.

Campus: The college's infrastructure right now is pretty bad, but they're building a new Tech Park with better facilities. The hostels have issues with water and cleanliness, and the food in the mess is terrible. Many students end up renting a room after the first year. I recommend doing the same. Try to avoid staying in the hostel as much as you can.