Yes, the Sri Krishna College of Technology has a placement cell that provides internship assistance and training. It also helps students to convert an internship opportunity into a full-time offer. The companies which offer internships based on merit to the students are Trimble, CTS, Aspire, AstraZeneca, Thought Focus, Examly, Hexaware,

Sri Krishna College of Technology has a good placement record, and a few top companies willing to recruit students. These leading companies are Amazon, American MegatrendsAmphisoft, Cognizant, Asahi India Glass Ltd, AstraZeneca, Wipro, Info view, Bosch, Accenture, Huawei, Hyundai, Infosys, Odessa Technologies, and HCL.

Yes, The Sri Krishna College of Technology has collaborations with the National Cyber Defence Resource Centre, the Indian Institute of Banking Finance, S S Engineering Works Coimbatore, Microsoft Open Value Subscription, Spark Minda Technical Center Pune, Best Engineers, Pantech Solutions, Trunix Dataware Llp India, Vlands Best Hub Pvt Ltd, Nse

Yes, students can avail of the scholarships provided at Sri Krishna College of Technology and they are the Post Matric Scholarships Scheme for Minorities, Scholarship for Professional and Technical Courses, Financial Support to the Students of NER for Higher Professional Courses (NEC Merit Scholarship), and more. The students need to

Yes, Sri Krishna College of Technology is an autonomous institute and is permanently affiliated with Anna University, Chennai. The college is also AICTE approved by New Delhi.

Many eminent recruiters visited the Sathyabama Institute of Science and Technology campus as part of the placement drive 2022, including Adobe, Amazon, Accenture, Jio, Hyundai, Oppo, Nokia, Oracle, PwC, Cognizant, Capgemini, HP and others. Some of the top companies that employ alumni of Sathyabama Chennai include Cognizant, TCS, Accenture and

As a whole, Sathyabama Institute of Science and Technology placements were up by 1.44% in 2022. The highest CTC offered by the company was Rs.31 lakh per annum (LPA). It was a successful placement process that garnered the participation of 474 companies, who rolled out over 2103 offers. There was