Synergy Institute of Technology Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and nice. They all have post graduate degrees in their fields. They teach in an easy way that everyone can understand. They help us all do well in our exams. There's a good ratio of students to teachers. The course content is really helpful for us.

Placement: So many companies visited our college, and most of my classmates got selected in campus placements. The top-paying offer was from Tech Mahindra (3 lakhs), while Barcom offered the lowest (2 lakhs). We had core companies like Varroc, Collabera, and Ramtech come for placements too. For internships, students went to places like Rourkela Steel Plant and Tata Steel, with a stipend of around Rs. 6000 per month. It was great to see everyone getting opportunities like this!

Campus: Our college has three floors and lots of classrooms. There's a big conference hall next to the principal's office. And upstairs, we've got an auditorium. The best part is the huge central lawn and our own cricket field. We've got two sections, each with three floors. Right in the middle is the mechanical lab. The whole campus has free Wi-Fi. Our library is great with e-books. The canteen serves good food at low prices. The hostel rooms are nice too.

Admission: The teachers in our college really know their stuff. They explain everything well and make learning easy. Unfortunately, we don't have digital classrooms. Our stream missed out on industrial visits, but I heard other streams got to go.

Placement: The job placements are kinda disappointing with packages ranging from 10k to 15k. Our seniors had better luck with placements, but our batch isn't doing so well. Unfortunately, there's no internship program either. Companies like Barcome, Talbros, Precision Engineering, and HCL were the ones recruiting.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure with well-equipped labs, library, and sports facilities. The hostel on campus is nice and has a tasty canteen. However, the general campus lacks Wi-Fi, which is only available in the hostel and library. The canteen could use some improvement though.

Admission: The college had a shortage of teachers, with only 3 for the whole department. We didn't have project work or practicals. The course syllabus was always behind. The faculty didn't know enough about the subjects.

Placement: Only 5% of us got jobs in our batch. The highest salary was 1.2 LPA and the lowest was 0.72 LPA. Real companies didn't hire us directly, but consultancies did. Some fake companies hired us and took a cut from our first paycheck.

Campus: The campus didn't have Wi-Fi, and the food wasn't great. There were problems with electricity, not enough bathrooms, and the water wasn't good. Cleaning services were lacking, and the canteen was in poor shape.

Admission: The teachers were okay, but they didn't help much outside of class. We had to study on our own because they couldn't keep up with us. The student-teacher ratio was not great, with 10 students for every 3 teachers. We visited NALCO and NTPC twice, learning a lot about mechanical stuff. The course content was really helpful overall.

Placement: Placements at our college have improved a lot this year. More students got placed through campus drives. About 60% of students found jobs, with 20 not even attending the drives. The highest salary was 4.5 lakhs a year, while the lowest was 1.5 lakhs a year. Companies like Jakson, 100engineers Pvt Ltd, Etech Global Services, and Amtek offered roles like solar engineer trainee, BPO, customer service, and technician.

Campus: The best thing about the college is the environment. It's so nice to be on campus and enjoy nature. The canteen was a bit of a problem because sometimes there wasn't much to eat. The library is good and has everything you need. The hostel rooms aren't great, but the bathrooms are clean and get cleaned every day. The hostel is cool for doing extracurricular stuff. They have lots of game equipment and I loved the gym. The trainer, Prakash Bhai, was awesome and I spent a lot of time there.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome and really know their stuff. The lab assistants are super professional too. They use digital teaching when needed. There's one teacher for every twenty students, so you get good attention. They give us study materials to help us out, and they have classes just for clearing up doubts. It's a great place to learn!

Placement: The job placements for our seniors were great. Companies like HCL, Precision, Infosys, Ramtec, and more visited our campus. Even the juniors got good placements in companies like Mercedes Dealer, Sumukha, HCL, Infosys, etc. Our batch also got placed in companies like Talbros, HCL, Tech Mahindra, but the starting salary was around 15k.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is awesome with separate hostels for guys and girls. The canteen serves great food and they organize sports every year. Classrooms are well-equipped and labs have all the tools we need. Hostels even have a gym! Plus, it's super close to NH, just 2 km away.

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome. They really know their stuff and explain things well. Every subject is explained thoroughly. We don't have digital classrooms, but that's okay. My stream didn't have any industry visits, but other streams did.

Placement: Placements here are not great, the salary is around 10k - 15k per month. Our seniors had better job opportunities than us. Unfortunately, there's no internship program available. But students can get a stipend from government scholarships, which helps. Companies like Barcome, Talbros, Precision Engineering, and HCL come for placements. Overall, the campus is nice.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure overall. The labs, library, and sports facilities are all well-equipped, but the canteen could be better. The hostel is on campus and it's pretty good. The mess serves tasty food, and there's Wi-Fi in the hostel and library, but not throughout the campus. There are ATMs nearby too, which is convenient.

Admission: The teachers are pretty good overall, but they tend to change a lot. It makes it hard to know who you'll get. Some teachers really know their stuff though, which is great. Learning from them is enjoyable. The teaching is good and the course content is really useful.

Placement: The placements weren't great for any batch. We had the lowest placements in Bhubaneswar compared to other engineering colleges. Watch out for sketchy companies that try to hire you. Good luck to future students!

Campus: The campus is okay. There are two main blocks - "A" block and "B" block. In "A" block, you'll find the principal's office, accounts section, and more. The Mechanical workshop is behind "A" block. The library is in "B" block. Also, behind "A" block is the boys' hostel.

Admission: The teachers at our college mostly taught stuff that wasn't even in the exams. A lot of times they didn't cover everything we needed to know. Some teachers had good degrees, but they didn't start teaching right after graduating, so their teaching skills weren't great. They just stuck to the syllabus and didn't offer any extra sessions to learn more about new technology. They only talked about old stuff that's not even used anymore.

Placement: Only a few students in our batch got jobs less than 5%. None of the big companies came for placements. The placements in 2013 were all offline. After B.Tech, many of us found jobs on our own in cities like Bangalore, Hyderabad, and Pune. We didn't have to do internships during our course, but some students did summer training with PSUs like NALCO and OPTCL. A lot of us chose to do certification training at CTTC. The institute didn't offer many facilities.

Campus: The Wi-Fi on campus was really bad. The hostel Wi-Fi couldn't handle all the students. The library only had books for our courses, no extra ones. The food in the hostel was terrible and they weren't keeping the mess clean.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and make sure we understand everything. The courses are set up so we can pass without too much stress. It's like we're 80% ready for the real world. Exams aren't too tough; if you get a 5 CGPA, you'll be fine. Just attend labs and study a bit before the exams to pass easily.

Placement: I think our campus needs to work on getting more companies to hire students after they graduate. It would be great to see more students land good jobs. Right now, we have big companies like TCS and Technoz coming to hire students for roles like software developer or tester. The pay ranges from 2 LPA to 25 LPA, with most students getting around 4 LPA. Most students here get internships, and a good chunk of them eventually find jobs. It would be awesome to see even more students getting hired after they finish school.

Campus: The classrooms and labs are nice, but they could use some fixing up to make them better for students. Our library is a bit small, but it has lots of different books to choose from. The hostels are not that great - many students don't like staying there, and the food in the mess isn't tasty and lacks variety. Each hostel warden's room has a medical kit, and doctors come to campus when necessary. We also have awesome sports courts to play on!

Admission: The teachers at our college are really dedicated and friendly. They put in a lot of effort to help us do well. They're great at answering our questions and are always willing to help. We have some fantastic, hardworking teachers who really care about us.

Placement: The college has awesome placements almost all students get jobs! Seniors are doing great in companies like IOCL and TATA. Faculty works hard to help us succeed. Love it here!

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi and awesome hostel facilities. The teachers are really good. The labs have everything we need. Transportation is great, and there are even elevators in the building. The cafeteria is super clean too.