Symbiosis Skills and Professional University

Admission: The staff is pretty good, and the course content is better than average. It's not anything special, but it's relevant. Lots of students pass the semester exams easily, but some struggle a bit. Overall, the curriculum is good, but it could use extra coaching for cyber-related topics to get us ready for the industry.

Placement: Only 10% of us from our batch got jobs. Most of the jobs are at the beginner level. The average salary is around 3 Lacs, but the highest one is the international package at 15 Lacs. Luckily, everyone in our batch got internships at companies like Tata, Tech Mahindra, and CyberSecurity Corporation.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure. The Wi-Fi can be slow sometimes. I like the classrooms and the library is always busy with students. The canteen serves good food, which is a plus. Wish there were more options for sports and games though.

Admission: The teaching here is amazing! The teachers really know their stuff and have Master's degrees. We have evaluations and practicals to see how we're doing. They organize parent meetings, workshops, and guest lectures often. It's cool to learn new skills and see our progress.

Placement: In our batch, there are 40 seats up for grabs. The packages you get depend on your grades and the work you submit. The college offers some internships, but for others, you need to apply with your resume. There are lots of activities to improve your skills and get experience. It's a great way to grow and learn new things.

Campus: Our college has top-notch facilities like labs and construction yards for hands-on learning. The hostel offers great amenities, including laundry services. The food at the mess and canteen is really good. Plus, there are nice spots on campus where you can chill, work, and enjoy a coffee.

Admission: The course really gets us ready for the industry with lots of internships all year round. The curriculum is super relevant, the teachers are helpful and really know their stuff. The exams are tough but in a good way.

Placement: I loved seeing my classmates land awesome internships at top firms with successful architects and designers. It's cool how everyone gets to work in different places and brings back unique experiences to share.

Campus: The canteen here has awesome food choices. It's the highlight of my day. They offer all kinds of food, and everything is super clean. Plus, there are sports facilities like a football field and basketball court. They even have special seats just for students. Love it here! 🍝🏀

Admission: The teachers at this college were super helpful in everything we did. The classes really prepared us for the real world. The exams during the semester were a bit challenging, but not impossible. And, the exams were checked by people from outside the college.

Placement: The college had great placements. They even offered internships. Big companies came for recruitment. Lots of students landed internships in their startups.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities. The hostel is okay, but the food in the canteen and mess is just average.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really good. They use great methods to help us learn. The equipment at the skill center is awesome. It helps us understand how things work in the real world. The teachers are super smart and have PhDs. They make learning easy for us.

Placement: I really liked how this university partners with top construction companies like Nyati Group and Kumar Properties. It's cool that students can intern with them and even get hired afterwards. It's a great way to learn and get real-world experience in the industry.

Campus: I love the campus at this college. It's top-notch! The atmosphere is so positive and pleasant. It really makes studying here enjoyable.

Admission: The teachers at this college were really smart. They all had Ph.D.s and knew their stuff. If we didn't get something, they'd explain it again. They were well-prepared to teach us. The stuff we learned was practical and helped us get ready for work.

Placement: A lot of students from our course got jobs after finishing. Not many went for more studies. Most students, like 65-70%, found jobs. The highest salary was 15 LPA, while average was between 6-9 LPA. How much you get paid depends on how good you are. Companies like Aditya Birla, Skoda, Tata Motors, Bosch, and others came to hire. We also had internships available.

Campus: The campus had great facilities that made it feel like studying abroad. The labs were top-notch, classrooms had comfy benches, and the digital classrooms were well-kept. We had Wi-Fi all over, a big library with 7,000 books (including digital ones), a health center, and a canteen. Plus, we had a cafeteria and sports facilities like basketball, table tennis, volleyball, and badminton. It was awesome!

Admission: The teachers in our department are really helpful. They know their stuff, but there aren't many expert teachers in fintech yet. Fintech is an awesome course, and SSPU's program gets us ready for the industry. The semesters aren't too tough if we go to class and study. Exams are pretty easy to pass, with a passing rate of around 30%.

Placement: Most students get placed here, which is great. The highest salary offered to a senior was around 11 LPA. Doing internships is a big deal at SSPU; you gotta do one to pass the term. Everyone gets internships in companies like Motilal Oswal, Prudent, Artharti services, Carnival, etc. In our first year, not many top roles are up for grabs, but there are some cool ones like finance interns, marketing interns, project management, personal assistants under CAs, and more. Most of us prefer to find our own internships and jobs that suit us. Seniors suggest the same, saying they found it easier to do it themselves instead of relying on the college.

Campus: The library is a great spot to study - quiet, clean, and full of useful books. There's drinking water on every floor, which is handy. But the Wi-Fi is really slow and not very reliable. The classrooms and bathrooms are always clean, they get cleaned three times a week. The hostel is alright for living neatly, but it's not as fancy as other places nearby. Lots of students choose to stay in fancier hostels or rent rooms close to campus.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and are super qualified. Every two weeks, we get to visit different places for our courses. The university also arranges cool activities to help us grow as individuals.

Placement: To get placed, you need at least a 60% CGPA and 100% attendance in practicals and skills. Make sure you attend at least 75% of lectures. The faculty is really supportive when it comes to placements.

Campus: I really like University's campus in Pune. They have all the labs for practical assessments. The Wi-Fi works well on campus, which is awesome. The canteen food is tasty too. And they've got a really good medical facility there.

Admission: The teaching here is great! We get guest lectures online, and even had Ar. Hafeez Contractor sir come in once. It's cool that we get to learn from professionals in the field. Architects from Pune also come for lectures and workshops, which really helps us improve our skills.

Placement: I'm in my fifth semester of the third year studying here. There are more than 40 students in my class. Every year, we have to do an internship for at least 2 months. Companies from Pune come over, and we get to work on real projects with the PCMC government.

Campus: The college has all the facilities we need, like Wi-Fi, computer labs, and a library. The canteen and sports facilities are good too. In the computer labs, we have software like AutoCAD, Microsoft Office, and Revit. Plus, there's a LAN connection in the labs for smooth work on the PCs.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff! They make sure we learn everything we need for our course. They focus a lot on practical stuff, which is great for getting ready for the real world. The course is mostly hands-on, with just a bit of theory mixed in. It's a good balance!

Placement: About 40% of the students who applied got into the architecture program for 2023. Normally, architecture students end up with a salary between 5 to 8 lakh per year. But it can change based on where you work and your skills.

Campus: The campus has everything we need: Wi-Fi, computer labs, studios, and even a garden. There's also a canteen, snack shop, and a place to buy stationery. The hostel is cool too, with 2 students per room and meals provided. They give us three meals a day plus high tea, and there's housekeeping to keep things clean. It's a pretty good setup overall.