Shri Shankaracharya Technical Campus B.Tech Review By Ayush Kumar Gupta

It is a good college but not great. But you will get the freedom to utilize your precious 4 years of time as you want. Officially 75 % attendance is compulsory but there is no strictness about it. There is decent placement where maximum service-based companies came. The average package is 4 to 6 LPA that you can expect from college. Time to time fests and sport events are also organized.

Regarding academics, there are good teachers and the syllabus is also updated in 1 or 2 years. If you are an average student you can score 70+ and important questions are provided by the faculties and more than 40% come by question given by them. There are two mid-semester exams that are class test 1 & class test 2.

There are maximum good faculties who explain well and are good in nature but some are rude and arrogant who give marks on the basis of how you behave in class. The ratio of young faculties is higher who have less teaching experience but you can review your teachers and if the maximum numbers of students in class are not satisfied by the teacher then they get replaced by another teacher. The faculties don't have any industry experience.

The college campus is relatively small, but well-maintained. The buildings though are functional and clean. However, there's a need for modernization and expansion to accommodate the growing number of students and provide more spacious classrooms and laboratories. The college offers limited sports facilities such as a small playground and a few indoor game options. Expanding these facilities can encourage physical activities among students, fostering a healthier lifestyle, and promoting teamwork and sportsmanship.

Professors focus more on teaching and mentoring students due to smaller class sizes. This can create a supportive learning environment where students receive more individualized attention. Research opportunities and extracurricular academic programs are limited. Limited entertainment options and nightlife Students might need to make more effort to find engaging social activities off-campus. Alumni networks and connections with local businesses can sometimes lead to good internship and job opportunities.