SSIU Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're really nice and always ready to help us out with any questions or issues we have. They also connect us with people working in the industry to learn more about machines and stuff. If you study and get ready for the semester exams, they're not too hard to handle.

Placement: Most students in our course find jobs after graduating, which is great. Salaries can range from Rs. 15,000 to Rs. 35,000 per month, with the average being around Rs. 20,000-25,000. Companies like Intas and Zydas come to hire students, which is awesome. We also get internship opportunities. The main roles offered are QA and QC, which is cool.

Campus: This course has everything we need - Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and a library. The lab has some instruments for us to use. The hostel is great with good facilities and yummy food. They also organize lots of sports like cricket, football, and tennis.

Admission: The teachers know their stuff and are really helpful. They have a lot of experience and are always there for us. The course content matches up with what's happening in the industry, but I wish we had more hands-on experience. Exams are tough but doable if you keep up with your work. Most students pass with around 85-90%, so it's not too bad if you study regularly.

Placement: Most of us in my batch got jobs after college, like 85%. The highest salary was 18 LPA, the lowest was 3.5 LPA, and the average was 6.5 LPA. Big companies like TCS, Infosys, Accenture, and Capgemini hired a lot of us. And about 70% of us did internships at places like Wipro and Deloitte.

Campus: The department has really cool labs with fast Wi-Fi, smart classrooms, and a great library. The hostels are nice and clean, but the food in the mess is just okay. They've got good medical help on campus too. And don't forget about the sports fields for cricket, badminton, and other games it's awesome!

Admission: Some teachers here are helpful, but some aren't. Not all of them are very qualified, so it can be hard to learn from them. The teaching quality could be better. The good thing is we have labs to practice on our own, which helps us get ready for the industry. Exams are okay, but some papers are too long, and we can't finish all the questions. The passing percentage is around 34%.

Placement: I'm in my 5th semester, not a graduate yet. The average placement packages are usually around 4-5 Lacs. Lots of local and mid-sized companies come for placements. Most students, like 80-90%, end up getting placed. The job roles vary from trainee to assistant software engineer. Only a few land higher positions based on their coding skills.

Campus: The college campus has Wi-Fi, but it's only in labs and libraries. We have Apple labs and regular computer labs. There's an incubation center where we can share our cool ideas. If our idea is good, we can even get funding. The food has improved a lot, and there's free Wi-Fi in the hostel too. Each room has a bed, and there's a river nearby for everyone to enjoy.

Admission: The faculty here are not friendly and sometimes use bad language with students. They don't have much experience teaching and can be unprofessional. But on the positive side, the teachers are really knowledgeable about the subjects. They are all qualified and willing to help out. The course content matches well with what we're learning. Overall, the teaching quality is great and they prepare us well for the industry.

Placement: I really like how the college helps us with placements. Everyone in the team works hard to make sure we all get internships. It's great that almost all students find placement opportunities every year. The college puts a lot of effort into helping us secure placements and internships.

Campus: The college doesn't have any activities. The classrooms have old benches and the fans aren't working properly. The college bus is always late. The canteen serves bad food at expensive prices. Labs have broken equipment and the library is empty. However, the college has great infrastructure and all the necessary facilities. There's plenty of open space for events, a nice canteen, and modern buildings. The library is also well-equipped.

Admission: The teachers here are not that great. I struggle to keep up with them. But, to be fair, they are really helpful if you need anything. You can always ask them for help. The semester exams are so easy, like a walk in the park.

Placement: When I joined this university, there were about 90 students in my batch. The prospectus mentions a top package of over 50 LPA. The internships offered here are quite limited, and the placements are not that great either. Companies like TCS, Google, IBM, and others do come for recruitment.

Campus: I think all the facilities here are really good. I don't have any issues with them. Everything on campus works well for me. The hostel rooms can fit 5 people, which is cool. I don't have any problems with that.

Admission: The teachers at our college have Ph.D.s and are really enthusiastic. The exams are tough and passing them is a challenge with a 50% pass rate.

Placement: Since 2018, over 90% of students got placed. The highest salary offered is 18 LPA, and the lowest is 3.5 LPA. The college has a great team to prepare us for placements. Companies like Byjus, L&T, Microsoft, Google, HP, Dell, Tata Motors, Jio, and Reliance hire students from our college.

Campus: The college I go to has awesome labs with all the equipment we need. Plus, we get Wi-Fi 24/7, which is super handy. There's a cool incubation center and a library with over 5000 books. The hostels have both AC and non-AC rooms, with either 4 or 5 people sharing. And guess what? We've got playgrounds for cricket, football, and even a swimming pool! There's also an Apple lab for those tech lovers. The mess is clean, and we have access to pure drinking water in both the hostel and college. Oh, and the cafeteria has yummy food at good prices too.

Admission: The teachers here really help us out. They're always there for us and work really hard. We have exams regularly following the university schedule.

Placement: The placements at our college are okay, but you need to be proactive to get a good job. The placement team works hard to connect students with job opportunities from well-known companies. They keep in touch with different firms to help us find good placements. The team is active all year round to make sure we have options when we graduate.

Campus: The hostel is right by the college, which is super convenient. They've got Wi-Fi all the time in all the hostels, plus CCTV cameras at the entrances. Inside the campus, there are lobbies and waiting rooms. And you never have to worry about electricity or water because they're available 24/7. The library has free exam books and assignments, and there's online stuff too. It's pretty great!

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and are super helpful. They teach in a way that makes sense. The course curriculum gets you ready for the real world. The exams in the 5th semester are tough, so aim for at least a 3.5 CGPA. I managed to get a 7.2 CGPA, which was a big challenge.

Placement: Most students in our course find jobs after graduation, which is great. The salary package is pretty good too. Big companies come to our college to hire students like us. Many of us also get internships, which is awesome. The Bachelor of Computer Application course offers some cool job roles too.

Campus: The college has great facilities like fast Wi-Fi, top-notch labs, awesome classrooms, a fantastic library, and a nice hostel. The food is okay. They also offer medical services, sports, and games for students. Overall, the college environment is really nice.

Admission: The teachers were okay and taught consistently. The course material felt old-fashioned and not very useful for real-life jobs. Exams were fair and not too hard, but they focused more on memorizing facts than thinking critically.

Placement: Placement opportunities are decent at our college. About 40% of students get placed. The highest package offered was 5 LPA, the lowest was 1.8 LPA, and the average is around 2.5 LPA. Some students get internships in small companies with roles like sales, support, or trainee. The top recruiters are not many, but placements are okay and happen regularly.

Campus: The Wi-Fi on campus is pretty good, but the labs and classrooms are just okay. The library gets the job done, even though it's small. The hostel rooms could use some fixing up, and the food in the mess hall gets boring. As for sports, there's not much to choose from. If you need medical help, it's there, but be prepared to wait a while. Oh, and the hostel rooms are tiny you'll be sharing with five roommates, which isn't ideal.

Admission: The teachers in my department are really skilled and nice. Most students pass here with grades between 80-90%. The course teaches practical things about industries.

Placement: Getting placements and internships is a breeze at this college. The course is great for practical industrial knowledge. The college really takes care of setting up internships for students. It's got a really chill environment for us students.

Campus: I go to Arihant School of Pharmacy and BRI in Ghandhi Nagar district. What I like about my college is the abundance of trees around campus, making it feel nice and peaceful. The classrooms and canteen are always clean and hygienic, which is great. Every year, the college puts on fun cultural activities for us to enjoy!