SCALER Bangalore Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

SSt focuses on real-world skills from the very 1st year, with early easposure to DSA, software development and product building. the opportunites to work on live projects, hackathons was a major factor that set this course apart.

First of all, there isn't a passed out batch yet(as of 2025). The first batch enrolled in 2023 and they are currently in internship period as they've planned. Placement will be offered at the end of 4th year. Although for internships, around 50+ companies visited and 96% of students got internships. The average stipend was 30,000 INR and the highest stipend was 200,000 INR (non-domestic). My plans after getting the degree are to gain some experience and go for a masters in business if possible.

The best part of Scaler School of Technology is its course and curriculum. The subjects we learn are very useful and match what tech companies are looking for today. Unlike other colleges, we don’t study topics like physics or chemistry that aren’t needed for computer science. Instead, we learn about things like blockchain, cybersecurity, machine learning, mechatronics, and more. This helps us keep up with the latest technology. Even though the schedule can be a bit busy, it’s worth it because we learn a lot. We always bring our laptops to class, which makes learning more practical . The curriculum and teaching style are already well-planned, and if anything needs to change, they fix it quickly . We have mid-term exams every 1.5 month and final exams every 3 months, which helps us stay on track.

The curriculum is practical and industry focused, which influced my decision to join. It includes project based learning, internship support and even startup exposure. Deep learning concepts are also covered. Exams are held every 1.5 months and are manageable

The curriculum is quite industry ready with it goingunder revision every semester considering the recent industry changes and the potential impact which it could have on the indstry in the future. Our seniors are already being placed in companies in their second year itself all thanks to the future ready curriculum provided.

At present, we have only 2 batches - 2nd yrs and 1st yrs. So, there are no placement records but at present, 2nd yrs are doing internships. And 96 percent of them got internships. The highest stipend is Rs 2,00,000 and top recruiting companies are apple, swiggy, zomato, etc.

the curriculum is prepared for us, it does not feel like we are ready yet (im in first year) we need need a tad more time and depth in areas like DSA for interviews. the exam frequency is high, timings feel rushed into, specially with how difficult the exam is. more exams are application and concept-based, they are designed to test your 100% knowledge of the subject being taught.

Curriculum and courses here are super relevant. We are doing DSA and development from the very first year. In fact, if something new comes up in tech, we get introduced to new relevant courses to keep us in the top 1% of engineers globally!

I chose this curriculum because of it's niche it's CS centric! nothing else! if someone like me is so much interested in CS I would say nowhere I will be finding a better curriculum! We work with industry experts! on a regular basis! they visit our collage not only that they also take our sessions! The curriculum changes like with change of tech! like last year we didn't have a particular AI and Ml in course with So much advancement in AI and ML they introduced one in our curriculum! Exams are too frequent I would say but not soo hard! i would say medium! and we have exams for max of 3 - 4 days!

I feel that the curriculum of Scaler School of Technology is one of the best curriculums out there for Computer Science education. Everything is structured for streamlined, efficient and hands-on learning of a student. Another great thing about the curriculum would be the fact the we have a year long internship in our 3rd year. Almost everything is perfect in terms of curriculum, this there aren't anything specific i'd like to change in the curriculum/teaching methods. The exams are quite frequent. We have an exam almost every month, either from BITS (The parallel degree we persue) or from scaler itself. the difficulty depends on the subject.