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SGSITS Science Courses & Fees 2026
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SGSITS ScienceCourses and Fees 2026
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Uday Patidar 
B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering - Batch of 2030
5.0
5.0Placements5.0Infrastructure5.0Faculty5.0Crowd & Campus Life5.0Value for Money
My conclusion is that this college is the best.
Placements: There are lots of students who have taken admission to SGSITS this year. The highest package offered by the college is around 44 LPA, and the average package offered by the college is around 8–10 LPA. There are top companies like Amazon, Samsung, Adobe, etc.
Infrastructure: SGSITS provides good facilities and infrastructure for students across different engineering departments. Classrooms are spacious, clean, and suitable for regular lectures. The departments have well equipped laboratories where students gain practical knowledge.
Faculty: Teachers are highly educated and well-known in terms of their legacy. Their teaching style is awesome. They understand their students very well. Students can contact any faculty member at any time for academic doubts or personal problems as well.
Other: I chose this course at this college because this is one of the best colleges in Madhya Pradesh. My course provides many career options in the future.
Reviewed on 16 Aug 2026Read More
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Ankit Raikwar
B.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering - Batch of 2029
2.2
3.0Placements2.0Infrastructure3.0Faculty2.0Crowd & Campus Life1.0Value for Money
The era of SGSITS Indore, a prominent college of Madhya Pradesh, has ended.
Placements: I am a first-year mechanical student, so I have no statement on our batch placements. Due to seniors' interactions, placements from recent years are getting lower, and even certain known companies have blacklisted the college this year. TNP cell students admit that placements have dropped. The average package for the mechanical course ranges from 4-5 LPA. The highest package ranges from 9-10 LPA. The highest package is 18 LPA on campus in the IT branch.
Infrastructure: Facilities are the worst. It has old and broken buildings. Classrooms have limited capacity. No Wi-Fi is provided. The library charges are not justified. Limited course books are available as there are only 2-3 sets. Labs have no proper management for experiments, and the setup is broken. The hostel is the worst for the amount they charge. My friend's room roof plaster came down at night. There is no almirah in the hostel and no table. We get table fans, which are slow. There is only a fan and a tubelight, but the bill is high. Shared rooms are available with common washrooms, which are very hygienic. There is no cleaning and no Wi-Fi in the hostel.
Faculty: Teachers are qualified, but they do not intend to teach. They just finish the syllabus by PPT. The majority of teachers are the same. Only some teachers care about students. The course curriculum is somewhere fine. According to the new education policy, no industry-level skills are taught. Semester exams are difficult, but if you study just one week before, you can pass easily. The pass percentage is 90-95%.
Other: I chose this course as I got a JEE rank, but I came to this college because the fee is less now. It is more than private colleges. My friends are also studying a mechanical course. It is best in today's time, as it is protected from AI from previous years since the director changed. He topped all fests and events, and it is limited to business, like using government grounds to give it to someone for their functions. Scholarship is provided, but their management is the worst, and they have no answers for anything.
Reviewed on 26 May 2026Read More
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Neil Shawn Vincent
B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering - Batch of 2029
2.0
4.0Placements1.0Infrastructure2.0Faculty2.0Crowd & Campus Life1.0Value for Money
SGSITS, Indore: worst infrastructure and fee structure for a so-called government-funded institute.
Placements: In my branch, placement is 80-90%, and the average package is around 6 LPA. The maximum package is around 25 lakhs per annum. Top recruiting companies include Oracle, Mastercard, Goldman Sachs, etc. The placement is 50-60% for other branches like Civil, Mechanical, etc.
Infrastructure: College infrastructure is the worst. There is no cleanliness in the washrooms and classrooms. The classrooms, washrooms, and main building infrastructure are broken. The walls and ceiling have cracks. The canteen is unclean and disgusting. Basic facilities like computer labs (still very old) and a very big library are provided.
Faculty: Teachers are qualified, especially the main subject teachers. The teaching quality of the Physics faculty is very bad; they just yell at you for no reason and don't explain the subject well while expecting us to get full marks. The curriculum is very irrelevant. As engineering students, we are being taught Biology. I have chosen Computer Science, but in the first year, we have to study every single branch. Semester exams are very difficult. The questions taught in the classroom are very different from what's being asked in the actual semester exam.
Other: The fees are very high and irrelevant. The fee structure requires hostel students to pay for parking charges, which is just nonsense, and the fees have doubled from the past year. The infrastructure and quality have decreased.
Reviewed on 14 Apr 2026Read More
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Harsh Pahariya
B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering - Batch of 2029
3.2
3.0Placements2.0Infrastructure4.0Faculty4.0Crowd & Campus Life3.0Value for Money
The quality of the crowd is very good as there are many students with a great percentile.
Placements: The placement percentage in Computer Science engineering is 60-70% with an average package of 8-9 LPA. The feel is very high with respect to the government institute, so the Return on investment is not that good. The highest package is 44 LPA. Mass recruiters also come. Top companies are MasterCard, Oracle, and Goldman Sachs.
Infrastructure: The infrastructure of the college is very bad with respect to the facilities. The fee is approximately 8.5lakh. The Wi-Fi and drinking water on the campus are very poor. Classrooms are also not that modern. The library is okay. The hostel has a limited capacity for students.
Faculty: This is the best part of our college. What I like most is the dedication of faculty members to teaching. Most of the faculty members are highly qualified and have completed their studies at higher institutions. The curriculum is also not that hard. Maintaining a good CGPA is possible.
Other: The college is situated in the centre of Indore, the city life and connectivity are very good.
Reviewed on 28 Mar 2026Read More
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Khushal singh
B.Tech. in Bio Medical Engineering - Batch of 2027
4.2
4.0Placements5.0Infrastructure5.0Faculty4.0Crowd & Campus Life3.0Value for Money
SGSITS into summer from the perspective of a student who just lived 3 years here exploring domains.
Placements: So, mostly this year, what I have seen is that IT and CSE had placements mostly in Goldman Sachs and Oracle, with an average placement of 13-15 LPA. Mostly, 89-93% of students were capable of being placed. Roles include software development, AI engineer, DevOps, product management, financial analyst, and data analyst.
Infrastructure: Labs and everything are excellent, with great faculty and good lab technical support. Wi-Fi is great and works fine, but sometimes it lags a lot. Hostels are average to mid-range, and good for people who don't expect luxury. Sports and games have a separate complex.
Faculty: Everything is great here. Faculty members have Ph.D. degrees, and the majority of our faculty members are GATE rankers, so you can rely on them. The course curriculum is a little bit outdated, but since 2025 onwards, AI is mandatory for every course. Semester exams are mostly theory here.
Other: I would say join clubs in the first year, learn to code in the second year, and develop your character extremely in the third year. If our course had a mini capture-the-flag type hackathon, it would have been better. Many students can't write basic code in the third year. The fest is good for people who want to explore life.
Reviewed on 19 Mar 2026Read More
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Agan Choudhary
B.Tech. in Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering - Batch of 2026
2.0
2.0Placements2.0Infrastructure2.0Faculty3.0Crowd & Campus Life1.0Value for Money
Must avoid college, it used to be a good way back, but now it's just the worst.
Placements: Placements this year have been the worst across all the branches. Less than 50% of students are hardly placed in EC. Every passing year, placements are getting worse and worse. Forget about companies coming for internships. Better placements can be achieved off-campus.
Infrastructure: Age-old, outdated labs with a list of experiments that is many years old. Practical classes are just another theory class. Lab assistants are way too egoistic. Many pieces of lab equipment are not working properly. The hostel is the worst too. It's better to take apartments near the college.
Faculty: A few faculty members are good. Many are average to below average. The teaching of all the teachers is not such that you can understand the concepts just by focusing in class. You also have to put in a lot of effort outside the class on your own to understand. Semester exams are of a moderate difficulty level.
Reviewed on 9 Feb 2026Read More
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Getting the CSE branch at SGSITS Indore with an OBC-NCL rank of 28,103 is typically difficult as closing ranks for CSE usually close at lower ranks.
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Akanksha Yadav
Contributor-Level 10
Answered a week ago
With a CRL of 408626 (SC, Madhya Pradesh domicile), it will be quite difficult to get Civil Engineering at SGSITS.
Upgrade rounds can see minor rank shifts as seats shuffle, but they rarely reach over 300,000 ranks past the standard SC closing limits for top-tier state institutions like SGSITS Indore
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Akanksha Yadav
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Answered 2 weeks ago
Yes, Biomedical Engineering students can sit for Computer Science Engineering placement drives.
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Akanksha Yadav
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Answered 3 weeks ago
Passing Class 12 with a minimum 45% aggregate (40% for reserved categories) in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM), combined with a valid JEE Main score and participation in DTE MP counseling.
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Nirbhay Kumar Nirala
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Answered 3 months ago
DTE counselling schedule typically spans from June through August. Registration and choice-filling for upcoming rounds takes place in July. Upgrade phases and final College Level Counselling (CLC) runs through August. Please check the dates on the university portal.
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