SIET Dhenkanal B.Tech : Fees, Courses, Eligibility & Admission 2024

Overall: The institute is an private engineering institute is under BPUT University, Odisha.Best part of the institution is all the faculties are very experienced and they teach in very smooth way.There are other facilities are available for career growth

Placement: From 3rd year they provide placement support.Most of the service based company are came for placement drive.Our institute average package is 2lpa .They also provide pre placement training support only for final year students.

Infrastructure: About infrastructure,there is a big playground is there.All classroom are very clean.The lab rooms are having air conditioning facilities.A big seminar hall, computer lab,guest house , common room is also there.

Faculty: Most of the faculties are having 10+ years of experienced in this institute.Most of the faculties are having M.Tech degree and some of them are having B.Tech degree.Our hod Having PhD degree.All the faculties are well behaved.

Hostel: They charged 40000 per year as admission fees.The food quality is like ok ok.They provide three time food .They provide 3 days nonveg and other days veg.The rooms are 3 sharing.

Overall: I will give five out of ten,there is lot of to interview,but somethings are pretty good In college,like teachers, environment etc.the if u want to study in quite place it will be this,but no such god placements here

Placement: There is not very good placement here,no well known companies,they don't arrange any placement outside also,hardly 2 or 3 companies are coming,they are start ups

Infrastructure: Infrastructure is ok,the classroom are ok,but the board and study portion little casual,there no such facilities for extra curricular activities,no suitable play grounds

Faculty: Faculties are all very supportive,they will help you when u ask something,there very good in their job,all are coming in time,they do extra efforts for the students.

Overall: All extracurricular events were excellent, and we always participated in them since I really enjoy the ones that bring in outsiders and locals to work as a team. It always relieves our stress and makes us happy. Most importantly, when we were involved in things, we forgot about our home.

Placement: I'd say the positioning was appropriate. A few firms visited my batch, and several applicants were chosen. Our college welcomed wipro as an on-campus employer, and 51 individuals were chosen. During my batch, there were some off-campus and some pulled-campus events as well. Additionally, the Indian Army came to pick candidates from our college, but unfortunately, none were chosen. As an initial package, Wipro provided 3.25 lakhs per annum. Other smaller businesses, including Bhusan Steel Plant, offered 1.8 lakhs per annum.

Infrastructure: Campus is a verdant green. Each department has its own lab. There were three hostels: one for girls with a diploma in engineering and two for boys with an engineering degree. Food is of decent quality. A playground is available for students.

Faculty: Few of our professors were retired from NIITs and other designated universities, but they were all well competent. The Physics Department in college, and Satya Sir in particular, were my favourites. He was one of the younger professors who was able to keep everyone's attention throughout the lesson. My particular favourite Bhol Sir from the mechanical department taught us life lessons in addition to mechanical training.

Hostel: No, I've always loved staying in hostels; it's my favourite part of life. I'll never forget living in the dorms during college. I thought back on all the times I had spent with my friend. I will never forget our final day of college, when we all had wet eyes and were not happy. Really, I miss all those times from my first year of college, when things like the hostel supervisor becoming upset for bringing a wine bottle, the caretaker getting unhappy, jumping the hostel fence to bring a bottle of wine, the evenings in Kantanali Chawk, and other things happened.