SIT Pune - An Overview.

Nothing in specific, I just chose E&TC because I have interest in electrical stuff. I will join the army after college so degree doesn't matter for me. The curriculum is updated regularly, teachers make sure of that. No suggestions for updating on my end , I feel it's enough. Exams are all held frequently and we have something or the other every month. Shit ton of submitting though.

I don't know much about this But we do get offers (probably scam offers only) from these third party pyramid scheme internships. College itself barely pushes any internships but fortunately we have good teachers who have made personal WhatsApp groups and forward internship opportunities there.

College lies about placement, they say highest in my branch was 24 LPA in 2023, but it's actually OFF CAMPUS WHERE COLLEGE DOESN'T PLAY ANY ROLE. on campus highest was 11 LPA . Employability of my course is increasing , given the newly established semiconductor industry of India. Students get eligibility for placement from 6-7 semester, I am not sure. But internships start from 6th semester. My plans after degree is army, I'll give CDS and get commissioned as an officer in the army.

Year wise we pay Rs.3 lakh , spread over 2 semesters. Rs.3 lakh includes all fees including sports facilities, registration was Rs.1200 rupees for admission. This is for general category. There is no upfront management seat but there are back doors, they ask for Rs.2-4 lakhs depending on what your rank is and what branch you want.

Overall experience of campus life is 3/5. As i said before, they don't tell us about events being held, management is jerking off , eating pan and sleeping. Only 3/6 clubs are actually active and do work daily , mainly coding club, photography club and formula student club (of which I'm a part) Infra is up to the mark. We have 2 events mainly in a year, one per semester. In odd semester, we have symbitech. Bullshit event, absolutely useless. In even semester, we have ...I'm forgetting its name because ours was cancelled last semester due to bullshit reasons Sports facilities are top notch, i am an athlete myself so I can say this. No clubs have any impact or crossover in student life.

Hostels are really good, hot water 24/7, big enough rooms, good building Infra with lift being allowed for our use (we have 4 floors on hostels). Hostel Wi-Fi is SHIT and we don't get signal on our phones inside hostel I don't know why. Water tanks get cleaned weekly. Adequate lighting. Mess is ok only, food isn't tasty but it is healthy food and it gets your stomach full. Imo hostel is really good for its price, only Rs.1 lakh for all they give, is really nice. But we only get hostel for first year , they don't have enough rooms for more than first years. It would be 5 stars if we go hostel in other 3 years and network issue wasn't this bad.

I chose this college because I have lived in Pune before and it's better than other private colleges. Better how 1. The fees. 2. The facilities provided. Other colleges don't come close. 3. The hostels are also better equipped, water tanks get cleaned weekly, although there is the issue of no network inside hostel and the Wi-Fi they give is HORRIBLE. I didn't go to other colleges because 1. Merit. 2. Bad cities like ghaziabad. 3. Worse packages. Admission was fairly simple here, you'll get an email if you got in, open the link there, finalise your admission, pay the fees and it's done. I got admission in SRM ghaziabad , CS , but ghaziabad is a bad city, all full of gundas and such. Seat in CS in JECRC jaipur, didn't go there because SIT gives better packages. Got 3 more colleges like VIT (electrical), and some local colleges but they were not in main college branch. Got rejected from AIT for low jee mains rank. That's the only college I didn't get in Admission in my college is simple, either by jee mains score , mhcet score or through SITEEE (sit's own exam). For all three, 85%ile and above are electrical, CS, aiml, and RnA. Students prefer jee, but I feel mhcet was much easier. Overall experience, 6/10 (not 8 because the admission incharge is an asshole)

1:4 teacher to student ratio. Teachers are all really nice and approachable but there are cases of teachers teaching subjects they have no experience or expertise in just because he is the son of a person in the board of directors. Some teachers are really bad and outright fail us because they don't like us. I got a back in one subject because one teacher didn't like me and marked me absent intentionally, so i didn't pass the attendance criteria for that subject so I got a back in that subject. There are 5 subjects, 2 exams each, one in mid SEM, one in end sem. They're easy only, teachers set them to be easy so students don't fail (they tell us this). Students don't usually fail, teachers make sure of that.

Night life was shit when I was in hostel, it's improving now. Now they have hostel in time at 11 pm on weekends (we have 5 work days) , and 10 pm on weekdays. They turn off all campus lights at 9 pm though so we can barely see anything gym is ok, it gets the work done, library closes at 6 pm but all sports facilities open till 9 pm. Famous hangout spot Is Lupin, outside of College.