Srinivas University Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: I found some teachers really helpful, but some were better at teaching than others. The AI course was interesting and gave me more opportunities. The semester exams weren't too hard, so it was easy to get good grades. We had 6 semesters in total. The first three were pretty easy, but the 4th semester was a bit challenging.

Placement: The college has good placement opportunities with over 50 companies coming in. The course fees go up every year, which is a downside. But, you don't need any connections to get placed. Companies like IBM and Infosys are tied up with the college, so your chances of getting a job are pretty solid.

Campus: The classrooms weren't great, but the library was good. I live in a PG, so I can't comment on the food. They have Wi-Fi and labs, and lots of sports activities. The hostel is nice with great food. Plus, they offer extracurricular activities.

Admission: I really like this course because everything is explained well. They cover database programming, development, communication skills, and cultural education. The exams are held every 5 months at the end of each semester.

Placement: Placements here are top-notch! You can start applying in the last semester. Big companies like Accenture, Wipro, Amazon, and Flipkart come for placements. They offer around 6 LPA to 7 LPA salary packages. Amazon even gave someone 44 LPA  that's crazy! On average, the salary package is 7 LPA. About 70% of students get placed, while others pursue further studies or government jobs. It's a great opportunity for securing a good job after graduation.

Campus: The food at the hostel is awesome and you can eat as much as you want. They serve food four times a day and even give us milk and tea. Signing up for the hostel is super simple just give your name, pay the fees, and you're all set with a room. There are also good PGs near JECRC University if you prefer living there. So, if you're into PG life, you've got options.

Admission: The teachers didn't really help us much. They just taught and then went away. They didn't check if we understood. The course was all about getting us ready to work in a restaurant. Exams were based on our own study efforts, and you needed over 50% to pass.

Placement: In our course, half of the students got placed. We had to find our own internship, but we could choose from top restaurants and hotels. Every final year, we had to balance work and study. I'm currently applying for jobs.

Campus: The Wi-Fi didn't work, which was a bummer. I didn't check out the girls' hostel, but the boys' one had awesome food and facilities. They also helped girls find PGs if they couldn't get into the hostel. The food at the PG was homemade and tasty, but I can't say the hostel or PG was very strict.

Admission: I'm in my 6th semester now, and I've had exams from 1-5 semesters. The exams aren't too hard, but not everyone passes. Some students fail, but we have makeup exams after the results. The faculty members are great, and they interact well with us. There are 6 batches in our year, with 80-90 students in each batch. We have enough faculty members to handle everyone. I like all the teachers here because they're awesome. In the 6th semester, we focus on internships and projects instead of exams, which is cool. It's a good college overall!

Placement: I'm currently in my 5th semester at IMAT, so I can't say much about internships yet. The college supports us with internships, but we can also look for them ourselves. In the 6th semester, internships are mandatory for everyone. There are about 14 companies offering placements, with salaries over 20,000 per month without any bonds or fees. They really help us prepare for interviews, and all the professors are there to assist during interviews.

Campus: I really like this college. The atmosphere here is great. They recently moved the BCA program to a new campus which is even better than the old one. They organize sports and other activities. The library is awesome with a nice vibe for studying. Overall, it's a cool place to be.

Admission: The teachers at our college mostly have M.Tech or Ph.D. degrees. They're really smart and helpful, but some stick to old-school teaching. The curriculum is based on VTU rules, focusing on basics but not so much on the latest stuff.

Placement: Most students, like around 75% to 80%, find jobs after studying CS here. The salaries can range from 2.5 LPA to 18 LPA. Big companies like Infosys, Wipro, and Cognizant hire a lot of CS grads. In core engineering, places like Toyota and Bosch are popular. Even Amazon and Flipkart come to our college for placements. The main job roles are software engineer, data analyst, system engineer, and design engineer.

Campus: The campus has great Wi-Fi and fast internet in the labs. Each department, like CSE and AIML, has well-equipped labs. They also have cool stuff like projectors and smart boards for interactive classes. The library has tons of books and research papers. There are separate hostels for guys and girls with 2/3 sharing rooms.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good, and the college has cool tech stuff. But some teachers could be better at teaching. The course content is half useful and half not really needed. Exams are kind of strict, and they check students closely. You need to score at least 60 percent to pass.

Placement: Not many students go to placement sessions, so the placement rate is low. The average salary is about 5 LPA. The top companies that recruit are TCS, Cisco, and Mu Sigma. Some students even get internships at KPTL Mangalore. If you're studying CS, you'll likely get a job as a Software Engineer.

Campus: The college infrastructure is okay. We get Wi-Fi, but it's limited to 32 MB a day. Each classroom has a projector, fans, and lights. The hostel is decent, with electricity round the clock, two fans in each room, and elevators. Food is alright, and there are enough sports stuff too.

Admission: The teachers here really care about us. It feels like they're our family. I have to give a shoutout to Manish sir  he's been super helpful. All the teachers are good, no complaints there. We have one big exam each semester and two smaller ones. Just put in the effort and you'll be fine. Some students struggle, but if you work hard, you'll pass.

Placement: After finishing my 5th semester, I can apply for jobs on campus. The 6th semester is when I do an internship in a company. After that, the college helps us get placements. Some big companies that come for placements are Motherson, Subros, Sridevi Tools, Supreme, Tata Auto Comp, etc. The highest salary offered is 2.5 lakh per year, and the average is 1.5 lakh per year. Once I graduate, I hope to find a job in a good company.

Campus: The campus may be small, but it's full of memories that will stick with you forever. Even though there are many students, the campus and classrooms are cozy. The education here is top-notch, making it one of the best universities around. We have awesome fests for both students and those from other colleges. It's a lively place with lots of learning and fun. The canteen is tiny, but the food is delicious and really boosts your mood. People who studied here always cherish the moments and the education they received. Life at this college is definitely more enjoyable than at other places.

Admission: The teachers here are super nice and know their stuff. They make learning fun and interesting. The course content is just right and helps us learn a lot. The exams are fair and challenging. Make sure to study the textbooks and syllabus to do well. The pass rate is around 73%, so keep that in mind.

Placement: At our college, most students get jobs easily. The lowest salary is 5 LPA, and the highest is 20 LPA. The university has great connections with top companies like Unacademy and Pathfinder. It's cool that 80% of students also get internships. It's nice to see the university helping us out with placements and opportunities.

Campus: I love my university's infrastructure. It has everything we need like an auditorium, guest lectures, workshops, and even mineral water. I feel safe here and the food in the restaurant is tasty. I enjoy having an indoor ground and Wi-Fi on campus.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really smart and helpful. They know their stuff and always encourage us. They explain everything well and make sure we understand. Plus, they teach without boring PowerPoint slides. It's great to have such supportive professors to guide us through our studies.

Placement: After finishing my course at Srinivas Institute of Nursing Sciences (SINS), I landed a great job both in India and abroad. The institute not only offers placements in its own hospital but also in other top hospitals. It‚¬â„¢s awesome to see all my course mates doing well in their careers after graduating.

Campus: The college has 4 floors. On the ground floor, there's a classroom for 1st-year GNM students, a computer lab, library, stationery store, office, and the principal's chamber. The 1st floor has labs for anatomy, community, nutrition, and OBG, along with classrooms for 2nd and 3rd-year GNM students. Moving up to the 2nd floor, you'll find labs for pediatrics, along with classrooms for B.Sc. students from 1st to 4th year. On the 3rd floor, there's an auditorium and a foundation lab. Each floor also has ladies' and guest toilets for convenience. The hostel is spread across 6 floors. The ground floor has the mess, warden's room, and office. Engineering students are on the 1st floor, pharmacy students on the 2nd floor, and B.Sc. Nursing students on the 3rd and 4th floors. The 5th floor is for GNM students.

Admission: The course curriculum at our college is awesome because our teachers are really great. They're all super qualified with Ph.Ds and they teach well. We have exams every semester, but they're not too hard to do well in.

Placement: The college has awesome placements for final semester students. Big companies like HCL, Microsoft, Infosys, and Infotech come for hiring. They offer good job opportunities with a salary package of 17 LPA, which is great!

Campus: Our college hostel is awesome! Each room is nice, and two people share a room. The rooms have good facilities. We also have a great canteen with delicious food. The mess has a lot of different food options to choose from.