SJIT Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're super friendly and helpful. They update the curriculum every year to keep us up-to-date with the industry. The semester exams are okay, with direct questions. Most students pass with about a 70% success rate. They really make sure we pay attention in class.

Placement: Around 1000 students land jobs with companies like Zoho, Wipro, and more each year. Our college partners up with big names like Infosys, Zoho, Wipro, Tata, HCL, and others. The salary packages range from 4 LPA to 15 LPA, all based on your CGPA and tech skills.

Campus: The labs at our college aren't great. There's a shortage of chairs, and the ones we have are broken. We can't use our phones, so no Wi-Fi unless the staff says yes. The Wi-Fi is okay, not super fast. Classrooms are big, but the benches are on the small side.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They know their stuff and are always there to support us. The teaching is top-notch and the staff is super friendly. Exams are fair and not too hard to pass. You just need to get 45% to pass. And if you score 67 out of 100 in the practice exams, you'll get max marks in the real ones. Overall, it's a great place to learn.

Placement: The college really focuses on education and helping us find jobs. I learned a lot there. They promise 90% placement with salaries ranging from 3 to 10 LPA. Big companies visit our campus for recruitment. It's a great place to study!

Campus: I love studying at St. Joseph Institute of Technology. The college has great infrastructure and everything is well-maintained. They have top-notch labs and nice classrooms. The library is also a good spot to study. The toilets are always clean too. Overall, it's a great place to study.

Admission: The professors teach in Tamil and have M.Tech degrees from different universities. It's okay for passing exams, but we don't really improve our communication skills. The course focuses a lot on construction, and the professors have practical experience in the field. They know their stuff well.

Placement: I come from a civil engineering background. Around 20 of us got placed in companies like CTS, Infosys, Adroit, and Geoaditya. The lowest salary offered was 2L and the highest was 4.5L. There were roles in education, sales management, and construction. Top recruiters were Zoho, Mahendra, Infotech, TCS, Wipro, and Cognizant. For internships, it™s up to us. If you want one, just talk to the HOD. They™ll help you out. I think about 55% of students got internships.

Campus: The college has a library, smart classrooms, and labs. The hostel isn't the best, but it's fine. The food at the mess is top-notch compared to other colleges in Chennai. They organize a sports day every year and offer medical services. The college canteen is great everything costs just 5 rupees. Plus, you can play football, volleyball, and badminton there.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and helpful. They let us go to extra classes and get paid for it. The college covers our registration fees, which is awesome. We follow the Anna University syllabus, and it's not too hard to understand. They also organize special training sessions to help us learn more. It's great that they care about giving us a good education.

Placement: The placement scene at this college is pretty solid. Starting from the 6th semester, almost everyone lands a high-paying job by the end. Big companies like Paytm, HCL, and Soliton make top offers. Most students, around 95%, end up in well-paying jobs.

Campus: The hostel is pretty good. Each room fits 4 students and doesn't have AC. But there's a room with a heater and a washroom. They clean the rooms, which is nice. There's a separate room for internet, and we can use it on our laptops with ethernet cables. The internet speed is good, around 50-100 Mbps.

Admission: The teachers are okay. Some are really good at explaining concepts. The courses are practical and prepare you for work. Exams aren't too hard. It's not too tough to get a good grade.

Placement: The college placement isn't amazing, but it's pretty good. So far, the highest package in my final year is 27 LPA, but only a few students get that. The lowest package is 80 KPA. It all depends on how ready you are for interviews. On average, students get around 5-6 LPA. The main companies that come for placements are JUSTPAY, FEDERAL BANK, TCS, ZOHO, and AVASOFT.

Campus: The campus is nice with good facilities like Wi-Fi in labs, hostels, and innovation centers. The library has a good collection of books, and you can borrow them for exams with a Bookbank card. One great thing is the food at the MESS, which costs around Rs. 1 lakh for food and transport. Everyone has to pay this, but the food is good. Sports are mainly for students who got in through the sports quota.

Admission: The teachers at our college vary in knowledge. Some are really good, while others just pass. The teaching quality depends on the teacher you get. The course curriculum doesn't fully prepare us for the industry, so we have to take online courses to learn more. The college became autonomous in 2022, and the pass rate is around 70% to 80%.

Placement: Our college helps over 1200 students get jobs. Companies like Zoho, TCS, and Infosys hire a lot of students here. They also offer internships based on what you're studying. For Computer Science, IBM is the top company that hires students.

Campus: The college has a lot of facilities to use. We can't use our phones in the campus. Food and transport are included in the fees we pay for classes.

Admission: Most of the staff are pretty good, they really know their stuff and teach well. They usually teach courses that match what they know. Some of them also give good advice about getting jobs later. The semesters can be tough or easy, depending on the subject. The passing rate is around 45%.

Placement: Around 75% of students in IT and CSE courses got jobs in companies. The pay ranges from 3 to 18 lakh per year. Avasoft, TCS, and Accenture hire a lot of students from our college. We don't offer internships here, but students can find them on their own. Most students end up in web development and data science jobs.

Campus: The staff are really nice. Our classrooms, library, and labs are good enough. The Wi-Fi in the dorms isn't great, but it's okay in the labs. The college is famous for its food and job placements. The canteen, medical facilities, and discipline are okay, but we usually go outside for other stuff. The sports here are mostly about football, basketball, kabaddi, hockey, and ball badminton because we have more fields for these games.

Admission: The staff is okay. The course is great and prepares you for the industry. Exams are not too hard to pass. There are three internal exams and one lab, then a semester exam and lab. Overall, it's been a good experience.

Placement: St. Joseph's College in Chennai is pretty good, but not amazing. The best parts are the placement opportunities and the food. They used to have more companies coming for placements back in 2020, but things have slowed down in Tamil Nadu. Still, the college does a decent job with placements. If you've got the skills, you can land a job in a good company, especially in web development. Companies like TCS, AVASOFT, ZOHO, and Federal Bank hire from here. We have to find our own internships though. I'm studying Data Science, but not many are getting placed in that field. Most grads end up in web development. The placement rate was 90% from 2020 to 2022, but it's dipped slightly now. Last year's batch had 60% placed. The highest salary for the 2024 batch is 14 LPA, average is 6 LPA, and lowest is 3.2 LPA.

Campus: The facilities like labs, classrooms, library, and Wi-Fi are all good. The hostel rooms have 4 students each, and the food is really tasty, but it's a bit pricey. They have a dispensary for emergencies, and sports facilities are mainly for sports quota students. Just a heads up, regular students might not get to play in tournaments.

Admission: The teachers are really good. They cover about half of what's in the exam. The course is okay, but it helps you get ready for the industry. There are three practice exams and one lab test before the main exam. You need at least 45 marks out of 100 to pass.

Placement: Around 80% of us got jobs after graduating. The pay ranges from 3LPA to 24LPA, with an average of 7LPA. Most of us end up in web development. They hook us up with Skillrack for coding practice, and we get placement training here too. Companies like ZOHO, TCS, AVASOFT, and INFOSYS come to hire us. Plus, they offer internships right on campus.

Campus: The college has good labs, classrooms, and library. They even have wifi in labs and hostels. The food is okay, but you have to pay at least 1 lakh for it. They serve non-veg 6 days a week. The best part is the infrastructure, food, and hostels. In the hostel, you share a room with 3 other students. Plus, they have grounds for football, basketball, volleyball, kabaddi, and cricket.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and explain things well. They make sure we understand everything. The college focuses a lot on training students for their future careers. It's not a party college, but if you're serious about getting a job, this could be a good choice. Oh, and don't forget to wear a tie it's a rule here.

Placement: Most students, around 85-90%, get picked for jobs here. The pay is decent for everyone. Zoho is the top company that hires from our college. Lots of students end up getting good jobs after graduation.

Campus: The Wi-Fi is there, but we can't use it. Classrooms are okay, but the department is great. Labs are clean and in good shape. Top students are always coding, but it's tough for average students to keep up. The fees are really high. Buses and travel options are just okay. No extra sports activities here. The food is good, but it feels like a school canteen. Honestly, schools are better than this college.