SVIST College - from the eye of a SVISTIAN

Actually I have taken this btech CSE course because of the huge market in the industry and the high demand of the course. IT companies want more students who are technically and personality strong so that the can handle multiple fields work and our college try their best to provide their knowledge and expertise to improve more. And we are ready for facing real world problem after 4 years.

There are so many internship offers that came or can say provide from our college. Most are nonpaid internship offers. But som of them are paid internship also but it has very low chance to be selected as there is high competition. But college most of the time posted so many internship opportunities for the students which is apritiable.

From placement point of view I can say one thing it's need to be improved more. More companies should reach out to our college for camping interview. Overall placement is moderate. But in some cases high package also can be provided for suitable one. Average package is around 4 to 5 LPA that is not so good In my point of view

Admission fees 69k it include admission fees as well 1st sem tution fees. 2nd sem-44k 3rd sem- 45k 4th sem -46k 5th sem-46k 7th sem-47k 8th sem -47k These above mentioned fees include caution fees tution fees. No other extra charges need not to be paid.Cse branch fees structure is most hich as mentioned above but other branches fees structure below cse fees. Swami Vivekanand scholarship is available from our college. Any one can apply.

Campus Life is not so good. There is not so entertainment things that happened to our campus. But obviously there is coding club, painting club, language club music club, sports club activities held in the campus but most of the time they are inactive so that's need to be improved.

Our college is different from other colleges in various way Teacher faculty principal hods are very much helpful towards us they helm us when we face any kind of difficulties and get rid from various problems. Regularity maintain and classes conducted every day. Personal guidance is provided.

1.Faculty-to-Student Ratio Typically, a favorable faculty-to-student ratio is considered important for personalized attention and accessible interactions. At SVIST, the ratio aligns with maintaining smaller class sizes, which is helpful for students who need individual guidance. 2. Faculty Approachability and Relationship Faculty approachability varies by individual. In general, faculty members are open to answering questions during office hours, and most welcome student interactions outside of scheduled classes. Building rapport with faculty can often make the college experience more enriching, and it’s beneficial to seek guidance on both academic and career-oriented questions. 3. Faculty Members and Their Teaching Styles Suvrojoty Dey, Sourav Bal, Krishna Kumar Jha, Jishnu Mondal, Samrat Paul, Principal Sonali Sarkar, and Somnath Das are all faculty at SVIST, each contributing unique expertise to their respective departments. In terms of teaching styles, each faculty may employ a mix of traditional and innovative methods. Some might focus on hands-on practice, case studies, or encourage open discussions, which can enhance the learning experience. 4. Favorite Faculty and Qualities Appreciated Many students appreciate faculty members who bring practical insights to theoretical subjects and help make complex concepts accessible. Those who encourage active participation and critical thinking often stand out positively in the learning journey. 5. Course Structure and Curriculum Relevance The course structure typically balances core subjects with electives, providing foundational knowledge in the initial years and allowing specialization later. This structure is designed to help students acquire necessary skills for both academic and industry settings. Relevance varies based on specialization and can align closely with industry demands, especially in technical fields like engineering, where trends in technology can rapidly evolve.