Campus Area of SPIT Mumbai is Around 47 Acres

My overall experience here at SPIT Mumbai has been quite good, being honest. Sure, there are a lot of things that need to be improved; the quality of certain faculty, strict systems, and malpractice prevention and the focus should be on improving the way the syllabus is taught. But those are common issues with most Institutes, so it is something one can put up with. The best part about this Institute is the plethora of opportunities and resources they provide to support the students in any goal they wish to pursue; be it Hackathons, Internships, research projects, and most importantly, Entrepreneurship. They have an on-campus business incubator called SP-TBI, which is the best thing about the Institute, and what one might not find in any other Institute. The seniors are placed in good companies, and the alumni culture is very good.

I have chosen Computer Engineering and the reason is that I have always had a keen interest in Tech since 8th grade, and being in lockdown for 2 years just pushed me further into the fields like Web Development. The eligibility criteria is having a very good score in your MHT-CET examinations or JEE Main. The number of seats for securing admission via JEE Main is quite low, and majority of admissions are done via MHT CET. I had a 99.83 percentile, and the lowest cut-off for open category was around 99.3 or 99.4 for the my branch. Admission process was quite simple; just bring the required documents on admission day with the demand draft from bank of the fees amount. We have exams every 2 months, so first we have our Mid Semester Exams in October, and then our End Semester Exams in December, We also have internal semester exams, but their timings are dependent on the structure of the course. Also, there is continuous evaluation in form of lab viva, code/experiment assessments and online document submissions throughout the semester. The quality of academics is a bit questionable in my opinion, but the process of learning how to handle and balance different things at the same time without having a breakdown is probably what prepares one for real-life challenges.

The fees for my course per year is Rs. 2,12,000/- for the open category. It varies according to the category of the student. There are also scholarships available for EWS category students having income less than 8 LPA.

The faculty is a highly subjective matter. I believe that the senior faculty here is quite experienced and good at what they do. Most of them have a Ph.D. or are pursuing one. But some of the new faculty that has come in is not up to the mark. Most of our classrooms have a sense board, smart board, and the mode of teaching depends upon the faculty. The senior faculties are skilled and can solve new problems and doubts too. I am not aware of the exact teacher student ratio, but there are at least 3 teachers for every course. Most faculty members are approachable, and they will surely listen to you if you have a valid concern.

Yes, Sardar Patel Institute of Technology, Mumbai has a Training and Placement Cell.

No, the Institute does not have its own hostel facilities.

The campus is very huge as it covers about 47 acres of land. It is in Andheri, and the campus is famously known as the Bhavan's campus. Once you enter the Institute’s gates, it feels like a different World. There is little to no pollution, and greenery all around. There are ample amount of classrooms which can easily seat 200 plus students. We do have a library, lab, seminar hall, etc. There is also a canteen and 2 mess halls on campus. There is Volleyball Court too. My favourite part is the on campus lake.

The campus life of Sardar Patel Institute of Technology, Mumba is quite good. The Institute is very peaceful in the morning and the evening. It is very relaxing to take a walk around the campus with your friends, The crowd is majorly good, but eventually depends upon what kind of people you attract. There are many clubs and committees, and I cannot stress enough on this. My experience has been very good, as I have been a part of the music band many times as a singer. Overall, campus life is a huge positive.