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The highest package students got at SAIT Jabalpur is approximately INR 5.5LPA and in certain years it went up to INR 6LPA for best performers.

The maximum annual package is between INR 5LPA and 6LPA, which is a good result for a regional private college.

At SAIT Jabalpur, the annual fee for courses in B.E./B.Tech is approximately INR 48,000, so for 4 years it comes to around INR 1.9 lakh.

For Diploma courses, the annual fee is approximately INR 22,000. 

MCA fees is approximately INR 37,000 annually.

LLB courses have the total fees ranging from INR 88,000 to INR 1.1 lakh.

Hostel and food fees are additional.

St. Aloysius Institute of Technology (SAIT JBP) is an unaided private college,  set up in 2009 by the Jabalpur Catholic Diocese as a minority Christian institution. 

SAIT JBP is approved by AICTE and affiliated with Rajiv Gandhi Proudyogiki Vishwavidyalaya (RGPV), Bhopal.

The faculty at Division of mechanical sciences is a highly qualified and accomplished faculty, renowned for their expertise in various specialised areas of mechanical engineering and related fields, they are well qualified, knowledgeable, and dedicated to helping students learn new skills. The faculty's strong research focus and engagement in national and international collaboration contributes to a dynamic learning environment.

Yes, IISc faculty have good and experienced. Faculty being highly qualified and exposed in specialised areas of national importance, attract a great deal of sponsored research and have the opportunity to participate at national and international levels in top level Science and engineering meetings.

Yes, the Indian Institute of Science ( IISc) has open admissions for Division of Mechanical Sciences, specifically for M.Tech and PhD program. The application process for August 2025 intake is currently open, and candidates can apply through the IISc online admission portal. 

The quality of food in the hostel mess at the Division of Mechanical Sciences, Indian Institute of Science (IISc), is generally considered a good and hygienic. There are multiple hostel messes, some vegetarian and some with both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options, allowing students to choose based on their preferences. Overall, the food quality is very good.

Yes, the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) Banglore has a dedicated placement cell called the Office of Career Councelling and Placement (OCCaP) that assists students from the Division of mechanical sciences and other departments in securing job opportunities. OCCaP works closely with industries and alumni to facilitate placement and internship for students.