St. Wilfred Institute of Engineering and Technology Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The staff at this college are super helpful and always there for us students. They're all really smart and guide us with our projects and studies. They keep us updated on the latest tech stuff in their field. Plus, they organize cool educational trips for us.

Placement: The campus placements here are pretty good. Lots of companies come to campus, and the staff really help during the job fairs. Almost all eligible students end up getting placed. Around 60% of students found jobs, and pretty much everyone got an internship through the college.

Campus: The Wi-Fi at the College is great, it works all over campus. The labs are always clean and have all the equipment we need. The classrooms are big and have good airflow. The library has all the books we need. Plus, they have fun sports events like the sports week!

Admission: The teachers at this college are okay. Some are really helpful and teach well, while others aren't great at listening to students. The exams every 6 months are pretty tough though.

Placement: The placement scene at this college isn't great. Lately, there haven't been any good job offers. Even top companies aren't visiting for recruitment. Back when the college started, they used to have good placement records, but things have changed now. Doing well in studies doesn't guarantee a good job here.

Campus: The college doesn't have great infrastructure. The buildings are not well-maintained or properly built. The library is not good either. You can't find books for the new syllabus there, only old ones.

Admission: The teachers at my college were super helpful and really knew their stuff. Some of them were more knowledgeable than others, but overall they were great. The student to faculty ratio was really low, which was awesome. We got to go on two cool industrial visits, and the course curriculum was super useful.

Placement: During my time, there weren't any placements available. Some students managed to get placed by themselves. I'm not sure about the highest, lowest, or average salaries offered. I don't know which companies visited our college or what roles were offered to students. There is a placement cell, but it's not very effective.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like nice classrooms, two libraries, labs for each department, sports grounds for football, basketball, and volleyball, plus an indoor sports room and seminar rooms. But there's no canteen. The hostel is pretty nice, but it seems like they're not providing hostel services anymore.

Admission: Some teachers know their stuff, but not all of them. It feels like they haven't had proper training. Plus, we don't have enough qualified faculty members. One teacher even handles more than 3 subjects in our class. And they never seem to finish the course on time.

Placement: The placements at our college are really disappointing. None of the CS or EC students got placed during my time there. Only 7 students managed to land a job. The highest salary offered was around Rs. 15,000-18,000 per month, while the lowest was Rs. 10,000 per month. Sadly, there's no training provided for any stream.

Campus: The college I go to doesn't have good facilities. The classrooms are not great, the washrooms are dirty, and there's no Wi-Fi. We don't have medical help either. Sports and games are not a big deal here. The hostel isn't good, and the food is not tasty. They get water from bores, but it has too much fluoride. And there's no AC or cooler in the hostel.

Admission: Most of the teachers here are really smart and helpful. They give us study materials and support us to do well in our studies and find good jobs. The way they teach is great. The course we study is useful and gets us ready for work. We do a lot of different activities and projects, not just reading books. This helps us understand what companies want. The exams are tough, so we need to study hard and work on projects. If you don't do well in exams, you might have to repeat some subjects. About 80% of students pass the exams.

Placement: Around half of the students here get placed, which is pretty good. The highest salary offered was 5 LPA, while the lowest was 2.4 LPA. On average, most students fall in between these numbers. There aren't many big companies, but still good ones to land a job with. About 40% of us got internships with companies like I bird and e ashwa automobile. We do get job opportunities, but the starting pay isn't very high.

Campus: The campus is pretty nice with good facilities. You can get Wi-Fi in the Computer Science department. The library is big with lots of books. There are labs and workshops for different departments, all with different machines. The classrooms are big and well-ventilated. They've got metal desks and chairs. The hostel is okay for students, but the food isn't great like in most hostels. The rooms can fit 2 students comfortably. There are plenty of play areas and sports equipment for both indoor and outdoor games. The medical services are good since the college has a hospital nearby. There's no canteen on campus, but there are plenty of roadside eateries just outside.

Admission: The teachers at our college aren't great. They don't have enough staff, so there's always a shortage. They're not well-educated and don't really care about your issues. To pass exams, you have to study on your own or get outside help.

Placement: If you're thinking about studying engineering, I wouldn't recommend this college. They don't help with job placements, and companies don't visit for recruitment. And even if you do get a job offer, the salary packages are pretty low.

Campus: The college's infrastructure needs improvement. The building isn't finished yet. The hostel isn't great either. The facilities and food in the hostel are not up to par.

Admission: The teachers are nice and helpful, but they change a lot. Usually, about 2-3 teachers switch during the semester, which can slow down finishing the course. The teachers are mostly graduates from our college, not experts. We did get to visit an industry for some hands-on experience. But honestly, you mostly just learn what's in the course to pass. They don't really focus on extra skills or practical knowledge here.

Placement: I haven't heard anything about placements at my college. None of the seniors ever mentioned it, so I'm not sure if anyone has been placed in Indian tech companies. I don't know if there were any placements or what the salaries are like.

Campus: The college has good Wi-Fi and a library, which is nice. They focus on sports, which I like. But the classrooms and labs need a repaint. It'd be great to have whiteboards and projectors. There's no canteen, and we can't leave campus for food. The hostels are okay, but they need more facilities.

Admission: The teachers for some subjects are missing, so many courses were left incomplete. This caused a lot of students to fail exams and have to retake classes. Some students are taking 5 or 6 years to finish a 4-year degree because of this issue. Especially those with 65% marks in 12th grade.

Placement: Most students who graduated from this college still don't have a job. Only a few have managed to find work on their own, making around Rs. 5,000 to Rs. 10,000 per month. No companies come to recruit here. Honestly, I feel like this college is pretty useless. And to top it off, they didn't even give back our caution money.

Campus: There's no Wi-Fi for students and no instruments for practicals. The labs are low quality, but the campus is nice. Unfortunately, the canteen isn't available. The instruments are in bad shape and don't work well.