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

Admission: Studying for exams in information technology is tough. Coding is a real challenge too. The teachers explain things well, but sometimes it's hard to grasp right away. Luckily, they're really supportive during practical exams and clear up any questions right away.

Placement: During the 2023 placement season, a lot of students got placed about 90%! There were over 150 companies that came to our campus for placements. And we also get chances to attend job fairs at other colleges. The highest salary offered was 13.5 lakhs per year.

Campus: There are around 40 buses that run regularly from our college, which is great for commuting. Our college has a lot of faculty members, so the labs are well-equipped with many computers. The labs are air-conditioned and well-kept.

Admission: The teachers at Sri Shakthi Institute of Engineering and Technology really know their stuff. They're friendly and always ready to help us out with any questions we have. Each semester, we have around 6-7 subjects to study in each department. It might change a bit depending on what you're studying, but it's all good.

Placement: I love Sri Shakthi Institute of Engineering and Technology! They've got great opportunities for placements and the academic stuff is top-notch. The placement packages vary from 3 to 15 LPA, which is pretty cool. Companies like CTS, TCS, Cognizant, Wipro, and ZOHO hire students from here. It's a solid choice if you're looking for a good college experience.

Campus: I really like Sri Shakthi college because of its awesome campus. They have cool labs for all the departments which help us learn stuff practically. Plus, they organize sports events and cultural fests that keep us busy with fun activities. It's a great place to be!

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 course has really boosted my career, especially if you pay attention during lectures. We cover all the basics in the first year and get to specialize later based on our placement preferences. Most teachers are great  they're helpful and know their stuff. But there are a few who seem to just show up for the title.

Placement: The college helps us get ready for job interviews with companies like Amazon, Byju's, and TCS. They train us well to secure good offers during recruitment. Most students end up in IT jobs after the placements, but landing a job in our specific field is tough.

Campus: The college has everything you need - like a playground, gym, and free Wi-Fi all around. There are awesome digital labs and classrooms with projectors. Even the hostel has Wi-Fi and serves good food. But the focus seems more on facilities than on education and activities.

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: 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.

Admission: I think self-learning is the way to go. Some teachers are really helpful and clear up all your doubts. They make sure you do well in your exams. Each person finds the semester exams to be a bit challenging, but not too hard.

Placement: Around 160 to 200 students got jobs in counseling. If you do well in your studies and have good grades, you'll have a good chance for placement. They offer great coaching to help all students. If you want admission, just reach out to the office for more options.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi, which is great. The labs are good and the classrooms have smart boards. The library has a lot of books to use. They have books from all the authors for our subjects. It's really helpful.

Admission: The teachers and staff at our college were really helpful and knew their stuff. The courses we took were practical and got us ready for jobs. We had tough exams every semester and the evaluations were strict, but it pushed us to do our best.

Placement: Most students in our college got placed, which is awesome! The top package was twenty-five Lacs, and the lowest was 5 Lacs. Companies like Zoho and Google hired students for top roles like HR and managerial positions. It's great to see our peers doing so well after graduation!

Campus: The hostel mess had great food and good medical facilities. Our college offers lots of sports clubs and activities. The library is peaceful and has Wi-Fi. The labs have everything we need.

Admission: The teaching at the college isn't great, but there are 1 or 2 really good faculty members who explain things well. They make it easy to understand. When I was there, the government aided the college, so exams were held by Anna University. But now that the college is autonomous, I'm not sure how exams are done.

Placement: Most of the students got jobs after college. Some didn't get any call letter, though. Mainly IT companies hire students for jobs. If you want to work in a core company for ECE, maybe look at other colleges. But if you're fine with IT companies, then this college is okay for you.

Campus: The Wi-Fi connection is great everywhere on campus and even in the hostel. There are only two blocks in our college. The labs for the ECE department are top-notch we have about 6 labs just for ECE students. If you're into cricket, you'll love it here because the cricket ground is amazing, and we even have a tennis court!

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.