Siddharth Institute of Engineering and Technology, Puttur Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

The library, classrooms, labs, and Wi-Fi are all available. The quality of the facilities in hostel life is very enjoyable. However, the quality of food in the mess and canteen is not good, but medical facilities are available. Sports and games are held on many days, and grounds are available.

Teachers are friendly with students, and the quality of teaching is very good. The teachers are knowledgeable, and many of them have passed out from IITs and are qualified with an MS. The first semester is difficult compared to the second semester, like Maths.

40% of students in the 1st-semester pass, 55% of students fail, and 5% are arrested for cheating in my batch. I am included in the 40% who pass. The average package is around 3 to 3.5 LPA, the highest package is 15 LPA, and the lowest package is around 2.5 LPA.

In my department, free Wi-Fi is available. There is a library named central library in my department. Library has so many books, and there are teachers to maintain the decoram. I spent my first year in college hostel. Hostel is good only a little bit expensive. Mess food is worth it at my time.

All teachers have good knowledge of their respective subjects. This curriculum is relevant, it makes the students industry-ready for sure. Semester exams are not that tough if you really perform well in internal exams because internal marks from college are 30%.

Around 60% of students got placed last year. The lowest package is about 2.3 LPA, and the highest package is 13 LPA. Top recruiting companies are Infosys, TCS, Optum, Josh Technology, etc. Top role offered in my course is software developer. In my course, around half of the registered students got internships.

College campus is not very big, but it's nice. It has 3 academic buildings, 7 hostels, a mess, a canteen, a laundry, 2 gardens, a basketball court, a badminton court, and a huge space everywhere to enjoy with your friends. Hostel warden is so friendly, not that strict, a kharush type, and has various game options.

Faculty members are so intelligent here that they make every topic clearly understandable. HODs are so cooperative with students. Many extra curriculum are arranged rather than syllabus, like VAC, CRT, for us students to get into better company. It's a nice college.

So, the batch 2025 got 80-90% of placement. Not every student got a tech company, but some of them got a non-tech company also. Placement of Poornima is good enough. Companies like Infosys, Josh Technology, etc recruit. Highest Package of this year is 14 LPA on campus and more than 5 LPA off campus.

The college has as good infrastructure. Classrooms have projectors and labs are well-maintained. I am a hosteller, and hostel rooms are clean and have both AC and non-AC options. The Wi-Fi in hostels works well. The mess food is average in taste.

Faculty members for are well qualified and supportive though teaching more theory-focused than practical. The curriculum is average but needs self-effort to become truly industry-ready. Exams are moderate, and pass percentage is 82-88%, and internal marks boost final result.

40-45% of students are placed in our course. The highest is (11-8) LPA, the lowest is (1.5-3) LPA, and the average is (4-6.5) LPA package. Top recruiters are TCS, Cognizant, Wipro, etc. Internship rate is 65-70%. Roles offered are security analyst, SOC analyst, and other entry-level cybersecurity

The mess food is average and hygienic but repetitive, and many students prefer outside food or canteen options. The college is a good option for serious CSE students but less ideal for other branches or those seeking a relaxed college experience. It's okay.

The college conducts very hard and frequent exams, 3 times. Some teachers are very learned and good, but a lot of them just read PPTs, and that's it. They are also not very open to ideas and questions, and are not as engaging teachers as one expects in a college.

The average package is around 11 LPA, but this is primarily for CSE. Students from ECE and other branches often struggle with core placements and rely on IT roles. The college is strict, with a disciplined academic environment but a limited extracurricular culture. Overall, it's a great choice for dedicated CSE aspirants but may not offer equal opportunities for other branches or those seeking vibrant campus life.

Wi-Fi is available in the college. Library is pretty decent for the Sector 62 campus but somewhat small for the Sector 128 campus. The sports and hostel facilities are pretty good. Food quality is decent for morning and lunch but not so good at night. Sports facilities are better in Sector 128.

As there are a lot of batches it depends on teachers. Some teachers are very helpful and supportive in terms of attendance. The curriculum is not so outdated we can say and you have to effort from outside sources, it is obvious the exam schedule is hectic and there are exams all over the semester.

The percentage of students who got placed in your course is up to 8 LPA to 12. Placement statistics are kind of good or we can say above average as compared to other private colleges. Top companies came to the college. The average package for the current year students till now is around 11 LPA and the median is around 8 LPA

Although most of the faculty is good, there are some who seem least interested in teaching. But there are many who want you to succeed; you can reach them anytime, whenever you face difficulty. They are helpful. Exams here would be easy for you if you solve all the tutorial sheets provided by teachers. Many questions are similar.

Our course includes all the subjects required. But there are some subjects that lack practical knowledge, just like the other colleges. Hostels here have common washrooms. Rooms contain 2 beds and 2 almirahs. But the most important thing is the friends you make. Talking about sports, there aren't many facilities

Talking about my course, the placements were more than 100%, meaning there were more offers than the students who qualified based on the CGPA criteria , the eligible students. Top companies were Goldman Sachs, Atlassian, Google, Amazon, Uber, and Microsoft.

The area in which the college is built is really small. There is not much space inside the campus. You will feel like you just entered the college from GATE 1, and after 2-3 minutes, you will reach the exit GATE of the college. There is nothing like a university campus. Even some of the schools nowadays have a bigger area than our college

Faculty members at the college are good. They provide good lectures, and the examination system is also decent. The marking scheme is also systematic. Teachers are helpful by nature and have good knowledge of their respective subjects. The curriculum is huge, but teachers manage to get it completed on time.

The worst placements ever. They show every student placed in their system, but in reality, almost 30-40% of students are still unplaced from the 2025 batch. I am one of them. The college is not at all concerned about this, nor do they respond to us now

Medical facilities are good, and the mess is better compared to most colleges. The cafe is nice at first, but you get bored easily because it doesn't offer many good options. The classrooms and the library are also really nice. The Wi-Fi restricts apps like WhatsApp and Amazon. The network in hostels is very limited

The course curriculum is relevant. Teachers are quite variable, but many of them are not very good at teaching, so you have to study on your own for many subjects, or you can go to other teachers who might explain the topics better. Exams are unnecessarily frequent. We have three exams in total, and as soon as one ends, there are lab tests

Companies such as STMicroelectronics, Cadence, and Intel. The highest package for the 2025 batch is around 46 LPA, and the average package is around 8.5 LPA. The roles offered include Embedded Systems, VLSI Design Trainee, Hardware Engineer, etc.

The mess food is average and hygienic but repetitive, and many students prefer outside food or canteen options. Overall, JIIT is a good option for serious CSE students but less ideal for other branches or those seeking a relaxed college experience. It's okay.

The college conducts very hard and frequent exams, 3 times. Some teachers are very learned and good, but a lot of them just read PPTs, and that's it. They are also not very open to ideas and questions, and are not as engaging teachers as one expects in a college.

The average package is around 11 LPA, but this is primarily for CSE. Students from ECE and other branches often struggle with core placements and rely on IT roles. The college is strict, with a disciplined academic environment but a limited extracurricular culture. Overall, it's a great choice for dedicated CSE aspirants but may not offer equal opportunities for other branches or those seeking vibrant campus life.