Swami Keshvanand Institute of Technology Management and Gramothan, Jaipur

Admission: The teachers at my college are really helpful. They know their stuff well. But the course material is a bit outdated. We have to study old technology which isn't really useful. Exams are tough and the passing marks are standard. It can be a bit strict sometimes.

Placement: Around 30-40% of students who can get jobs after college actually get them. The highest salary offered is 27 LPA by Juspay for ECE students. The lowest pay is around 3-4 LPA, with the average being 4-5 LPA. Some students do internships with companies like Texas Instruments and TCS, but only a small percentage actually get them. The big companies that hire our course grads are TCS, Infosys, Juspay, Texas Instruments, and Genus. They offer roles like junior engineer, project manager, and web designer.

Campus: The facilities at my college are okay. The building is average and the Wi-Fi is good, but there are lots of rules like limited access times and no downloads. The labs have some decent equipment, but some are pretty bad. The library is awesome with lots of books for studying. Classrooms are just okay, no AC makes them really hot. The hostel is alright, but there are too many rules that bother students. The food in the mess and canteen isn't great. Sports facilities are not that good either.

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 last batch, around half of the students got jobs. This year, so far, about a fifth of us have gotten placed. The highest salary offered is 22 LPA, the lowest is 4 LPA, and the average is 5 LPA. Big companies like TCS and Infosys hire a lot of students. Most of us got internships, but only a few landed internships at top companies.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure, but the area is small. Wi-Fi is limited for everyone. Hostel students get 3 GB/day, while others get 1.5 GB/day. The library has lots of books, including course materials, novels, and more. Study spaces are great for studying. Classrooms and labs are good too, with labs rarely having issues. Hostel quality is good, but the mess food is not great.

Admission: The faculty at this college is really great. I like the exam curriculum a lot. They evaluate students on time which is awesome. The academic performance here is top-notch. All the teachers are super supportive and helpful.

Placement: I graduated last year, but only a few of us got jobs through the college placements. A lot of us are still looking for work. I think the placement office needs to do more to bring in more companies for us. It's not really up to par right now.

Campus: The hostel rooms are alright, but the food in the mess isn't great. The girls hostel is super strict, feels like a cage. The campus is cool though, lots to do and explore. Overall, it's decent for staying engaged.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really support us with our work. A lot of them have Ph.D.s, and some have master's degrees. This college runs independently and creates its own course content, which helps us get ready for jobs. The semester exams are not too hard, just average difficulty. Almost all the students, around 95%, pass their exams in one go.

Placement: I noticed that SKIT Jaipur used to have great placements, but since 2024, there's been a drop in the number of students getting placed compared to before. The college usually has a placement rate of 65% to 70%, with most students from the CSE branch getting placed. Mechanical students also have good placement chances. On average, the salary package is around 5 LPA. The highest package changes every year. Companies like Infosys, Cognizant, IBM, and TCS are the top recruiters. Many students go for developer roles, and some find internships on their own.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure and facilities. They offer Wi-Fi to both hostel students and day scholars. I really like the library because it has a lot of good books, magazines, and newspapers. Life in the hostel is nice, and the food is okay. They have plenty of games for us to play both indoors and outdoors on campus.

Admission: The teachers all have Ph.D. degrees in their subjects, which is great. Some teachers are really helpful, while others just teach. The teaching quality is good overall. The course curriculum could be more relevant. We mostly learn from books, not so much from real-life stuff. The semester exams are okay, and about 75% of students pass them.

Placement: I'm in a course where almost half the students got placed. The highest salary offered was 14 lacs, and the lowest was 2.5 lacs. On average, most students got around 4-5 lacs. Top companies like Infosys, TCS, Ambuja Cement, Wipro, Cognizant, and FAANG hire students from my course. We have to find our own internships because companies don't come to college for that. The main job roles in my course are software engineer, data analyst, and web developer.

Campus: Hostel students get 3 GB of data daily, while scholar students get 1 GB. Classrooms don't have AC, but they're big and have good airflow. The labs have most equipment, but some old stuff doesn't work well. The mess food is terrible, canteen food is just okay. Students play volleyball and cricket for sports.

Admission: The teachers here are really good and know their stuff. But some of them can be super strict, which makes it feel more like school than college sometimes. We have to wear uniforms, and EE and ECE students often go on field trips. We have 3 terms, with 2 being required and one big exam at the end.

Placement: The placements were pretty good when I joined. The top package was around 42 lakhs per year. Companies usually come for placements between July and April. It's a decent environment for placements, but you have to participate in the drives to avoid being barred.

Campus: The girls have non-AC hostels with ducting, while the boys have options for both AC and non-AC hostels. Classrooms don't have AC, but labs do. Wi-Fi works well here.

Admission: I really like how the faculty here is so dedicated to vocational education. They're super supportive and the courses they design are top-notch. The curriculum really prepares you for the industry. The semester exams can be tough, but if you put in 2-3 hours of study every day, you can get a good CGPA.

Placement: Around half of the CSE students at SKIT College manage to land a job each year. The top offer is 27 LPA from Juspay for software engineer roles. Most students get around 5 LPA on average, with the lowest being 3 LPA. A good number of students also snag internships at Amazon.

Campus: The college has a special building just for CSE students. It's well-kept and all buildings have Wi-Fi. The campus, classrooms, and library are decent. The library has a lot of books. The hostel rooms are okay, but the mess food is pretty bad. A lot of students don't like the mess food.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. They mostly have a Ph.D. and know their stuff. The teaching is okay - nothing too special. The college is now independent, so they're adding courses that relate to real-world jobs. Exams are not too hard, and they make their own papers now. Almost everyone passes - like 95% of us.

Placement: The college has a decent placement rate, usually around 55% to 65%. But in 2024, the number of students getting placed dropped compared to 2023. Last year, 444 students got jobs with an average salary of 4.5 LPA. The lowest pay was 2 LPA. Big companies like TCS, Cyntexa, Genius Power, and Intime Tech were part of the hiring process. In 2023, top companies were IBM and Infosys, offering a max of 47 LPA. But in 2024, the highest salary was 23 LPA. The college also has a 15-day internship program where students can apply on their own. Popular job roles are Software Engineer, Data Engineer, and Frontend/Backend Developers.

Campus: I'm in the Computer Science and Engineering course with over 720 students. The college has great facilities, like well-kept labs and good classrooms. They provide everything we need, including a library with 50,000 books and computers. Wi-Fi is good, and the hostel facilities are nice too. The food is decent, not amazing. We have a big sports ground for cricket and football, plus indoor games like basketball, volleyball, carrom, and badminton courts.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They make learning interesting and prepare us well for the industry. The exams are fair, not too hard or too easy. The faculty members are awesome and super friendly. Love studying here!

Placement: There are a lot of students on campus, but I'm not sure how many actually get placed. The highest package offered is 48 LPA, but I don't know the lowest or average ones. A bunch of big companies come for placements here. This college is great for my course.

Campus: The college has pretty good infrastructure. Our department has Wi-Fi, labs, nice classrooms, and a library. And for sports, the facilities are really good too.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really smart, but some of them act like they're from a movie. They know a lot, but some teachers don't treat students well. Most of the time, the teaching is good. The course is long, especially for our major, and we don't get enough hands-on experience. The exams aren't super hard, but the grading is weird. About half of us pass.

Placement: I'm happy with the job opportunities at my college. Around 60% of students get placed, with the highest salary being 7.5 LPA and the average at 5 LPA. Companies like TCS and Polycab come for recruitment. Every even semester, we get internships at Railways or BHEL. The roles offered are in the core group of the company, which is cool.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is okay. The library has AC, but the staff is strict. Not all classrooms have AC, only some labs do. The lab equipment is kinda old. The hostel is pretty good though. It has AC rooms, attached washrooms, canteens, and medical facilities. The college has sports facilities, but no proper cricket ground.