Sanskriti University Mathura Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I have chosen this course bcoz I have to do CS engineering. The ratio is 50:1 on an average basis & faculty members are highly educated and some of them are PHD holders. The term exams are between 1 to 2 months and the semester exam is after six months

I chose this cources because I am interested In IT field. If I am talking about his facilities like big classrooms, Library, Hostel, school buses, scientific laboratory, computer lab, medical facilities, sports cafeteria, seminar hall and gym also here. Here teching method are totally good also he/she very supportive.

From 5th semester students become eligible for placements, our placement cell offered a lot of companies to students and till their last sem, almost all students got placed in known companies, I also got placed in MP2IT company has so many branches but I got placed in Mathura branch, but unfortunately couldn't join that company due to covid issues, so I couldn't accept the proposal. But overall placement is great I should say almost every student got placed.

This college is situated in Mathura, which is also my hometown. As, I had to study in Mathura only, I went for this college and enrolled myself. I pursued B.Tech in CSE and I am happy with my decision. For studying B.Tech from this college, you should first give JEE/SEEE. Admissions are given based on the marks obtained in these competitive examinations.

I picked this college and degree because M.B.A. is in great demand in the current market due to the rise of major corporate houses, MNCs, and industrial behemoths, as well as global economic growth. We have the option of submitting the form both online and offline. I took the CAT test and received an excellent score, which helped me gain admission and a 50% tuition fee scholarship for the first year. The application process is straightforward: you take one exam, pass it, and your application is approved. Because Sanskriti University is the finest, I'm not applying to any other universities. Bihar has a CCB, which is similar to quotas (combined counselling board). Through the CCB, I was admitted. Admission is based on a minimum of a 10th grade pass with a minimum of 50% grades, not on age. The admissions procedure is straightforward: you take an exam, pass it, and then you are granted entrance.