Pankaj Subhash Jangra's Review On Sandip Institute Of Engineering And Management - [SIEM], Nashik

I got admission through my JEE & PCM composite score.It was around 72.I wanted a college in Nashik & this particular college provided the best of the facilities here , be it the faculty , be it the labs or libraries.All of them are State of the art.

Yes our college does provide internship . Some of the companies are Gnext , Taparia tools , NEC etc . They do not provide us with any kind of stipend but yes the experience is really great , it helps a lot in learning the industrial skills and even it helps us during the interviews.

Placement here is 100% provided you get good score throughout your academics . It is based on the eligibility criteria provided by the different companies like some companies demand a First Class score i.e. 60% throughout the 8 semesters some ask for aggregate 60% and for some 55% may be the par score. Some of the big companies were Toyota , amazon, WNS , L&T , Infotech ,LEAR, ZenSar. Packages range from 2-5 lakhs based on companies.

If you are interested in extra curricular activities this might the best college to be at. Be it sports , be it festive ,technical, cultural fests. You can bring out the best in you and show your extra ordinary talent . Events celebrated are the Sandipotsav , For cricket there's Engineer's cup , Celebrity night , DJ night , Aayam.

As it is an Engineering College you can expect the fee to be on a higher side. It is something around 87000-88000 (for open category students) exclusive of the examination fee and the extra curricular activities that you take up. And the fee varies according to the reservation and the income categories.

Many of my friends have availed the facility of Scholarships . The one who were from the low income groups got something near 35000-40000 of their annual fee back.As the college is government affiliated you can take any kind of education loan which you can repay after the graduation.

Our college is just 6 years old so we don't have a huge chain of alumni but those are there are really helpful when it comes to taking some advice from them. The seniors share their experience well with us which proves to be a boon for us.

Exam structure is as provided by the University. For the 1st 2 years you have 2 online exams ( 25 marks each ) and one theory exam of 50 marks. For 3rd and 4th year you have one In sem exam for 30 marks and an End sem for 70 marks and 2-3 orals or practical exam 50 marks each . No that is not a hectic day you can definitely bear that much load during your engineering.

I got admitted to the college through the CAP (Centralised Admission Process) rounds. In this process we first have to fill the forms to get into the CAP rounds and we are supposed to provide the names of the colleges according to our priorities. It is a centralised process so the merit lists of the colleges are based on how good the institute is, then a merit list is displayed upto a particular score (Composite score).

The faculties here are really good. They get totally involved into the topic while teaching. They are the one whom you can look up to when you need some kind of advice. They are highly qualified ones . Ph.d holders pr M.tech in their particular disciplines.