S.A. Engineering College

Admission: The teachers here are really great! They know their stuff and explain things well. The semesters are doable and most students pass with an 80% rate. Overall, the teachers are super helpful and make learning easier.

Placement: This course really focuses on getting students placed in good companies. They look at how much you know and how well you've been trained. The highest salary offered is around 6 LPA, while the lowest is around 4 LPA. About 60% of students also get internships through this course, which is pretty cool.

Campus: The classrooms are super clean and tidy. The college looks really nice with its good infrastructure. The hostel is decent with good quality food available for us. They offer a variety of food options, which is great for students like me.

Admission: The teachers here are great! They're all PhD holders and super friendly. Their teaching is easy to understand. The course curriculum is up-to-date and prepares us for the job market. They teach us practical skills for the industry. Exams are not too hard if we pay attention in class. Learning is smooth sailing if we stay focused.

Placement: Most students get placed here every year, around 80%. The highest salary was 9 LPA, lowest was 2.5 LPA, and the average is 3.5-4 LPA. Companies like Cognizant, Tech Mahindra, TCS, Kyndryl, and more come for placements. About 75% of us got internships with companies like Cognizant and Tech Mahindra. Roles like software engineer trainee and support engineer are common.

Campus: The department labs have new equipment and fast internet. The classrooms are big, bright, and fit lots of students. Each class has a projector too. The library has over 10,000 books related to our courses. We can reserve books online and read e-books. The hostel rooms and food are just okay.

Admission: I really liked S. A. Engineering College because they offer over 15 courses. The staff there are experienced and really know their stuff. We had 6-8 lectures every week, which was great. The classes were very hands-on and practical, which helped a lot. In 2021, 95% of students passed all their exams, which is awesome. Our department also organized industry visits every year, which was a cool experience.

Placement: I really liked S. A. Engineering College because they helped a lot with placements. They have a good placement training cell, and most students get placed in big companies like Wipro, Infotech, Infosys, Zoho, Accenture, and TVS. The highest salary offered was 7 LPA, while the lowest was 2 LPA. It's a great place to be if you want a good job after graduation.

Campus: The campus at S. A. Engineering College is awesome! They have lots of classrooms, a great library, and modern labs. The hostel facilities are good for both guys and girls, and the food is really clean. Plus, they have nice sports fields and good coaches too.

Admission: The teachers here are super friendly and caring. The exams in each semester are a breeze since the college is autonomous now. They grade assignments quickly. The teachers are great at helping with projects in the 2nd, 3rd, and final years, but I think they could improve their teaching a bit more.

Placement: I'm happy to say that around 70% of us got placed. The highest salary offered was 11 LPA and the lowest was 2 LPA. TCS and CTS were the top companies hiring us. Not many did internships, but most got jobs as trainees in different companies. The popular roles were associate engineer and full-stack web developer.

Campus: The college has good facilities and a clean campus. The hostel food is decent, but the rooms could use some improvement. The labs have new monitors and are well-equipped. The college has a green campus and there are often film shoots happening. It's a fun environment with plenty of entertainment options. However, the hostel could be better. The only downside is that the fees are on the higher side.

Admission: The teachers are nice to you only if you're a top student. The coursework is really bad. Exams are pretty easy. Sometimes teachers put a lot of pressure on students, which can make you feel stressed out. The school lets this happen to keep up their reputation.

Placement: The placements here need to get better. Only a few students, around 10%, land jobs that match their course. The salary packages are low, less than 2 LPA. There are still lots of students without jobs, and some companies don't even give offer letters. They should bring in more companies that offer relevant placements.

Campus: The library and lab are pretty good, but the rules can be strict sometimes. The canteen food is terrible and it's a waste of money to eat there. The infrastructure could be better, but it's not too bad. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi connection available.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and super knowledgeable. They know their stuff well. The semesters are pretty chill and not too hard. They provide question banks for each semester which is helpful. You need at least 50% to pass, with 40 marks being internal. The curriculum is solid too.

Placement: Most students find jobs after graduating, which is great. Some get paid a lot, like 10 LPA, while others start at 6 LPA. The average is around 4.5 LPA. Companies are even hiring students for internships and full-time roles in the second year. If you have a CGPA above 9, you might snag a top position.

Campus: The teachers really know their stuff. The campus is nice and the department has great facilities. Wi-Fi is good in every lab and classroom. The library has tons of books to choose from. The dorms are comfy and sports are a big deal here. Plus, there's a health center on campus too.

Admission: The teachers in my college are similar to high school teachers. Some are good, but most are just okay. The course curriculum is not the best. They only cover the required material and don't do much more. The only positive thing about my college is that it's easy to get a degree certificate.

Placement: In my course, only 5% of students got placed. Out of 60 seniors in my department, only 1 or 2 landed jobs in core companies. The rest got placed in BPOs. The highest salary offered was 7 LPA, while the lowest was 1.5 LPA.

Campus: The hostel facilities at my college are really bad. The Wi-Fi doesn't work for everyone and the gym is just for show. The food is terrible too, with no choices for meals and lunch and dinner are the worst. The sports scene feels like being back in school.

Admission: The college has these internal exams that feel pointless. If you fail, you gotta go for extra coaching at 5 PM. It's a hassle, especially for students traveling far.

Placement: I went to this college and most students (around 85%) got jobs after graduating. The job offers were okay, not super high-paying. The teachers didn't really help average students with job training. They cared more about grades and their own subjects. The head of the department was pretty rude too.

Campus: The hostel food here is really bad. The warden is super strict and doesn't listen to our complaints or help us out when we mess up. The hostel itself is pretty run-down, and the staff can be really annoying.

Admission: The teaching at my college is good, and it's easy to pass the semester. Over 95% of students pass. The staff is strict and doesn't allow us to skip class. The teaching is good, but there aren't many extra facilities available at my college.

Placement: I feel like our college needs to step up the game when it comes to placement training this year. Only half of the students in my department got placed in their final year. Even though a lot of companies come for recruitment drives, only a few students from the whole college get picked. It's pretty tough to land a job on campus.

Campus: The college's infrastructure isn't great overall, but the classrooms are nice. Unfortunately, they don't offer parking for students' cars. There's no space for outdoor games, just a small ground. Also, the canteen isn't kept up well.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart, most of them have Ph.D. or doctorate degrees. They teach really well and make sure we behave. In the first year, we learn basic engineering stuff. It's only in the second year that we start learning things related to our course. So, it's not until the third year that we feel ready for the industry. New semesters start every 5 to 6 months. Exams are kinda tough, but not too hard. Anna University makes the questions. The passing rate is around 30 to 40%, but it can change each semester.

Placement: Most students here get jobs in good companies after college. Big names like Hyundai, Google, and Infosys hire students with salaries from 6 to 18 lakhs per year. However, the college doesn't offer any internships.

Campus: The college has a library and labs for every course. They've got 3 canteens 2 for snacks and 1 for lunch. There's also a health center with beds for resting and a nurse and doctor on standby for emergencies. The hostel facilities are okay, but the food isn't great despite lots of complaints. They have 2 volleyball courts, 1 tennis court, and 1 basketball court you can use.