Sir Padampat Singhania University, Udaipur Placements - Salary Trends, Highest, Average & Median Salary, Top Companies

The college is having a very good infrastructure with a decent enough size. The studies and quality o teachers are just above average. However, when it comes in term of placement, the college has to go the long way. Considering the fees of the program, which is very high, the return is very low.

• Infrastructure
• Placements
• Value for Money
• Campus Life
• Industry Exposure
• Student Crowd
• Hostel

I've pursued a four-year-long course at this beautiful college. Since then I've worked in a few cities and now study in an IIM. Believe me when I tell you that miss this college. I miss the infrastructure, the discipline and the faculty. I agree with the fact that the college didn't provide good enough placements to us. But the way hostels were designed, the way cleanliness was handled and the way everything was operated systematically won my heart. For CSE, there are lots of tie ups and MOUs with various MNCs which have learning centers in the college too. Speaking about hostels, we had a reliable internet connection, clean rooms and bathrooms and a badminton court in every hostel for night sporting events. Our classrooms were spacious, well-arranged. We had a huge open-air auditorium to conduct events in. What we lacked was placements and only placements. Otherwise, the quality of education was unbeatable in a few courses I've studied there. The fact that students came from all over the country also made the classroom learning fun. The college isn't much affordable because of its high fees. But it all seems justified once you start living there. But, I'll repeat, placements are a big issue. The college should fix that pronto. Get higher paying jobs, the level would rise automatically.

• Infrastructure
• Placements
• Value for Money
• Campus Life
• Industry Exposure
• Student Crowd
• Hostel