Siddhartha Institute of Technology and Sciences Hyderabad Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I got admission to Siddhartha Institute of Technology and Sciences through the Telangana's state level entrance examination. You need to score qualifying marks in 10+2 as well as in the exam to get admission in the college.

The entrance is easy as compared to other colleges. No additional exam is required. However, you need to score qualifying marks in the TSEANCET exam and 50 percent marks in your senior secondary.

The college does not only focus on carrying its syllabus further. There is a special focus on the mediocre or average student. Special classes or extra classes are held for these students so that they do not face any difficulty.

Special seminars and workshops are organized for students regularly. Experts from the industry and also some senior faculty members deliver guest lectures once in a while.

Our college has the coolest faculty that are both motivating and supportive. Along with that there are projectors and LCD displays installed in every class for a better learning experience.

The entrance procedure is quite easy. A minimum of 50 percent marks are required to be eligible for admission. Along with that One need to qualify the TSEAMCET exam that is the state level entry exam of Telangana to BTech colleges.

The entrance procedure for Siddhartha Institute of Technology and Sciences is quite easy. You need to score a minimum of 50 percent marks in 10+2 along with qualifying for TSEAMCET.

The students can also obtain collections of the old examination question papers, Preparing answers to the frequently asked questions in the examinations from the library without any difficulty. Senior faculty members also organize personal lectures and workshops frequently.

The entrance procedure of Siddhartha Institute of Technology and Sciences is quite easy. You are required to score 50 percent minimum marks in your class 10+2 to qualify for the admission procedure.

I have been to Siddartha institute of science and technology and it was a terrible experience. Infrastructure is very poor and you at time feel like the ceiling will fall on your head. The faculty ooh dear they can't even speak English. At even master level some senior students are teaching there. You do have good teachers but they are busy in meeting and etc. They might complete only 20% of the syllabus. If JNTU is good it is all thanks to the hardworking students. Teachers many time misguide you and the unexperienced teachers does not even the know the subject.