SJCE Review

Negative- Better academics and faculty would be appreciated. Positive- Amazing campus, Lush green and cool. Great crowd, sociable people and easy to have fun and relax in the college. Great placements. Great seniors.

As I am currently in the 1st semester, I cannot make a thorough comment on the course curriculum. The curriculum right now is same for all branches. It is comparatively easy and not too hectic, the practical portion of the curriculum could do with a bit of improvement though. The exam structure is based on CO's or Course Outcomes. It focuses on the practical outcomes of whatever theory is taught. The mark distribution is clean and effective.

Placements have been said to be great. The highest package being up to 31 lakhs. Core and IT branches on an average have very decent packages. Internships are also provided. Have not been a part of them, since I've only very recently joined the college.

There are lots of fun events at the beginning of odd semesters by the various technical clubs of the campus. They are followed by technical events. Cultural events of the college and literary events like SHABD are also very vibrant.

Both feasible or expensive based on the mode of admission. Admission through COMEDK entrance exam is expensive. Through KCET or CSAB-NEUT, it is feasible. Management is overly expensive anyway. The hostel/accomodation fees is moderate, tuition fees is also decent mostly.

I do not know about many scholarships. There is a scholarship for children with a deceased parent. Else there are certain scholarships based on merit of the student. More scholarships may be there.

Extra-curriculars are the biggest asset of this college. There are numerous student run technical clubs of the college, which organise a lot of workshops and informative classes and events which cater to the choices of students in a broad manner. Technical trips are also planned to other institutes or other industrial visits. Labs are average. Sports require a lot of self effort, since there's not a major backing by the college.

The alumni network is strong. The seniors are extremely helpful, and will go out of their way to help a junior. They also expect deserved respect ,naturally, and also return it in the form of great help as well as friendliness.

Through CSAB-NEUT counselling, which is a special round that happens after the JoSAA rounds. Certain colleges all around India have seats reserved for students from states in the Northeast, through CSAB-NEUT counselling, Meghalaya being one of them. I belong to Meghalaya, hence I was fortunate to avail the seat in this college.

Average. Also there's a bit of language barrier. The explanations are not always very clear. Otherwise, most of the teachers are good and interactive and take an active part in learning experience of the students.