SGI Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are awesome. They're always there to support us and push us to get involved in all sorts of activities like hackathons and quizzes. Plus, we have guest teachers for every subject to give us extra guidance. The exams aren't too tough, and most students pass with flying colors  around 80-85% of us, actually.

Placement: I'm studying B.Tech in cyber security, and my batch is the first one in this program. We're the first to go for placements in our branch. I'm curious to know about the placement percentage and average package in 2026. In other branches, the placement rate is pretty high, with around 65%-70% of students landing jobs in good companies.

Campus: The infrastructure and classrooms at the college are really good. The labs are super advanced and SMART. The library is awesome and well-maintained. They have all the books we need for our courses, and the whole campus has Wi-Fi. Unfortunately, the government hostel is only for girls, so the boys have to find a place to stay off-campus. But there are lots of PGs and hostels around the college for the guys. It's a pretty cool place to study!

Admission: The professors here are awesome! They're always there to help us out and explain things in a way that's easy to understand. They make learning a breeze. Plus, there are labs where we can get hands-on experience. The exams can be challenging since you need at least 50% to pass, but the teachers prepare us well. Overall, it's a great place to study.

Placement: After enrolling in college, we agreed to do an internship for 1.5 years after the 4-year course. The internship is at our college's hospital. Once that's done, we can take the NEET PG exam to choose a branch in healthcare.

Campus: The college hospital and campus were built way back in the 1960s, so they're pretty old. There's a library on campus that's open to everyone all the time. The food is decent, and the living conditions are alright. Some students choose to live in rented PGs or rooms off-campus.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and are super helpful. They don't just teach  they also give great advice for our future careers. The courses are good, but we need more practical skills. The exams are fair  not too hard, not too easy. Some students fail because they don't study enough, but the teachers grade our papers fairly.

Placement: In the batch before us, around half of the students got placed. So far, only one-fifth of our batch has placements. The highest salary offered is 22 LPA, the lowest is 4 LPA, and the average is 5 LPA. TCS and Infosys are the top companies recruiting here. Most of us (around 60-70%) got internships, but only a quarter of us landed internships at top companies.

Campus: The college area is small, but the infrastructure is good. Wi-Fi is limited - hostel students get 3 GB/day, others get 1.5 GB/day. The library has a lot of books, including course materials, novels, and more. The computer room and study spaces are great for studying. Classrooms and labs are good, with labs rarely having issues. Hostel quality is good, but the mess food isn't great.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super helpful and qualified. They really guide you through your B.Tech program. The teaching is way better than other colleges nearby. The semester exams are also easier compared to big universities.

Placement: Most students land great jobs in top companies after graduating from this college. They usually get paid between 4 to 25 LPA. Around 150 big companies come here to hire students. This year, about 70% to 80% of students got placed, and some batches even had an 85% placement rate. Companies like TCS, Infosys, and Microsoft come for placements. Salaries vary from 3 to 12 LPA, depending on the course and company.

Campus: The hostels here have Wi-Fi on every floor, so it's easy to stay connected. The classes and labs are really nice, too. Each year has its own mess and there's a canteen with food available 24/7 at good prices.

Admission: The teachers in our B.Teach program are really helpful and know their stuff. Most of them have a master's or Ph.D. and lots of experience in their field. They explain things well and are easy to talk to. They also push us to do projects, presentations, and other stuff that makes learning fun. The teaching is good, covering both theory and hands-on stuff.

Placement: I'm in the B.Teach course and placement rates have been pretty good lately. Around 82-85% of us got placed in the latest session. It shows that there's a strong demand for graduates in our field. The top companies offered packages as high as 20 LPA, while the lowest was around 3.5 to 4 LPA. On average, most of us landed jobs with packages of 6 to 7 LPA, which is cool because it covers both core and software sectors nicely.

Campus: The B.Teach department at our college has great facilities for learning. The classrooms are nice with good ventilation and projectors for interactive sessions. We can easily access Wi-Fi for research and assignments. There are labs for computer programming, electronics, mechanical design, electrical machines, and communication. It's a good place to study and learn hands-on skills.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and help us understand everything well. We have theory and practical classes, which is great for learning. The course is practical and gets us ready for working in hospitals. The exams are tough, with a pass rate of about 50%.

Placement: Our batch has around 250 students, and once we finish our final year, we take the NEET PG and MO exams after our internship. Around half of us pass these exams, which is pretty good. The placement opportunities and course curriculum at our college are really good.

Campus: Our college has good facilities. Each classroom has 10 ACs, projector screens, and 12 fans. It can fit 300 students. The hostels are nice too. We get free Wi-Fi, the food in the mess is great, and there's a badminton court and gym in our hostel.

Admission: Most teachers here are helpful, but some aren't very cooperative. They mostly have a B.Sc. Nursing background, with a few holding M.Sc. degrees. The main exams aren't too tough if you study well. Just prepare properly, and you'll pass without much trouble.

Placement: After finishing the course, only some students find jobs. Many aim for government jobs, but only a handful make it. The teachers are also studying for the same exams as us.

Campus: The nursing classes have only three rooms, which is a bummer. There are lots of classes, but only three rooms are there. No canteen, campus, or garden here. Bathrooms are the worst. The library is there, but it's always closed.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and do an awesome job. They're super supportive and friendly. Whenever we have a problem, we can count on them to help us out. Their way of teaching is great  they explain everything in a way that makes it easy to understand. This course is helpful and gets us ready for the real world. The exams are not too hard, and most students pass with about an 85% success rate.

Placement: Most students find jobs here, which is great. The highest salary is around 10 LPA, and the lowest is about 2 LPA. Companies like BMW and Air India come to hire students. Some students also get internships in companies like Infosys, Dana Pani, and Reliance. They offer roles like accounting, content writing, sales promotions, and HR manager positions. It's a good place to start your career.

Campus: The college infrastructure is top-notch. Classrooms, parking, library, and labs are all in great shape. They make improvements every year as needed. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi on campus. And there are no hostels, so you'll need to find a place nearby.

Admission: The teachers at my college are super helpful to my classmates. We've got some really smart teachers here. The course we follow is great and really helps us learn. I don't find the semester exams too tough because we study hard.

Placement: Most students in my computer science and engineering course got placed  around 80-90%. This year, the highest package offered is 15 LPA, and the lowest is 3 LPA. The top companies that hire from our college are TCS, Cognizant, Castus, Wipro, Jio, and Upgrade. Many students got internships for their future jobs in all branches. I think it's great!

Campus: The college labs are awesome! The infrastructure is top-notch too. There's room for 150 students in the classrooms. The Wi-Fi is super fast, which is great. The library has all the books you need, plus old exam papers. Hostel facilities are good, and the food is tasty. Overall, it's a great place to study.

Admission: The teachers here are hit or miss. Some are pretty helpful, but not all of them are super qualified. They know their stuff from books, but some are just from the same college. We find studying on YouTube more useful for exams. The curriculum doesn't really prepare you for the industry, just helps you get good grades. Since it's a private college, money and connections matter a lot. The RTU exams are okay, but passing depends on the highest score, which is 40% of the top mark.

Placement: Most students here have to find jobs on their own without help from the college. The top salary is around 12 LPA, while the average is about 6 LPA. Some students get as low as 3 or 4 LPA. There aren't many big companies that come for placements, mostly just some from Jaipur. Getting internships is tough too since the college doesn't help much. About 20% of students end up doing internships by paying for courses themselves. All the college gives you in the end is a marksheet, nothing more.

Campus: The college doesn't have Wi-Fi for personal use. The labs have old computers and software. The classrooms are nice with fans, whiteboards, and some have projectors. The library has old books. Hostels have 3-seater rooms that cost around 1 lakh rupees per year. The food quality is really bad. The canteen is good but expensive. There's no medical facility on campus; just an old van as an ambulance to take you to the hospital. There's no cricket ground, but there are volleyball, basketball, and kabaddi grounds. You need to bring your own balls and badminton equipment to play. No sports facilities available.