Pros and Cons Of studying in SAITM

I applied for YMCA and dronacharya college of engineering along with st Andrews institute of technology and management I didnt have any qouta The addmission criteria in my college were 12th marks and JEE Mains marks. I went to a seminar in Pragati Maidan Delhi where I got to know about my college. The process was smooth I was offered a 90% scholarship for 4 years based on my 12th marks.

I chose electrical engineering because I thought of government opportunities in this field. The faculty in the first was very good but later on degraded as the senior teachers paid less attention to the students. All the faculty members were either Phd or Mtech graduates. Sessional exams were mostly once a month and semester exams were in every 6 months.

As an electrical engineering student, I was offered an internship from college only once. But Most of my internships have been from outside sources of my own only. I have worked on various web development courses to date based on WordPress and JavaScript.

Students are eligible for placements after 3rd year. Most tech companies arrived at our campus and mainly startups. The HIghest packages offered have been gone up to 9 -12 lakh and an average of 3.5lpa to be honest there are companies but the percentage of worthy candidates is very less. So around only 30-40 % get placements. I wish to get a job in the IT sector after my degree.

10% increase in fees yearly. But my fees were fixed after the admission I got scholarship of 90% based on my board exam results. Hostel students had around an average of 60000 for a year ranging high up to 1lakh a year. I am in final year and I have cracked two IT companies yet. So the placement assistance is good if you are a good student.

We had college freshers' parties and sports week every year as tech fests. The library offers 2 books per person for a period of 14 days and then there was a fine of Rs 10 per day for late return. The classroom has enough benches and fans ACs worked moderately. Sports week was held for a week every year where we enjoyed it a lot. There were no clubs as such here.