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January is when the annual fest & tech fest is conducted. Lots of books are available in physical as well as online libraries. Classrooms have projectors and pc. Basketball, Futsal, and Volleyball court are on-premises. Various social groups and clubs are there.
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The annual fest is great, we have a lot of competitions around and there is a lot to do around. The library is well-equipped with books and we also get material from teachers to study on. The classrooms are well-built and appropriate for studies. All equipment for sports is also available. There are many student and college-driven committees in college as well.
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Life at the campus is great and there are many sports and extracurricular activities available alongside Gym and Swimming to make the student feel afresh. There is also an annual fest Graffiti celebrated every year.
Life at the campus is pretty much average MBA-like life. Graffiti is the annual tech fest conducted on campus There are different Committees in college for different purposes and those activities are going on around the year with full enthusiasm and are extra-curricular in nature. Here in our college, Extracurricular activities are given equal importance to regular academics. The classrooms are pretty much well equipped with all the necessary amenities for quality education. The library is fantastic in our college with all set of books from across the world.
We are in the online mode so have not experienced campus life as yet. Have heard there are various fests. Classrooms are quite big as are the hostel rooms. You can refer the website scit.edu. The library portal is also there.
Social Life is very easy going. You will make friends from different cultures and different parts of India. Annual Fest 'Graffiti' usually happens around 18-20 Jan. Other committee based events take place around the year. A lot of guest lectures and social responsibility events. Well ventilated classrooms usually sitting strength between 50-100 persons at a time (based on size). Projectors and audio devices enabled classrooms with proper sitting arrangements. Special AC labs present wherein IT lectures, workshops, and mini-seminars do take place. Placement Committee, ITELF club for young aspiring entrepreneurs, ISR club, Alumni committee, Admission committee are some of the common clubs and committees found just like in other management colleges. Ascertaining to the fact that the Library is heavily equipped with Books, Journals, Magazines, Newspapers, and E-Journals. The college has tie-ups with international well-reputed journals and catalogues. Individual cabins like sitting arrangement.
It’s a residential course. So all students are suppose to live in campus only. Hostel Rooms are sharing for 3 which great rooms. It’s a great experience with lot’s of knowledge because of diversity around us.
Located in the hub of the IT industry, Rajiv Gandhi Infotech Park,Pune, SCIT campus is central to the dynamic IT environment. The IT majors such as Infosys, Cognizant, Wipro etc. lend to the atmosphere. The campus is fully residential and provides excellent facilities to students. The campus also has a fully equipped and functional gymnasium and swimming pool. Excellent healthcare facilities are provided on campus with a resident doctor, mini operation theater and a tie-up with a local hospital for emergency services. There is also a modern 400-seater auditorium and an open-air amphitheater. The campus facilities include faculty housing and a guesthouse.
SCIT has all the required facilities. We have state-of-the-art classrooms equipped with Wi-Fi, projectors, etc., facilities. We have 11 Bloomberg terminals. We have one central mess, and the quality of food is good because the mess is operated by the students only.
Campus life in SCIT provides you with an all-round experience of development. The crowd of the college is also diverse and helpful. The college also remains active in extracurricular activities and there is a wide range of societies for students to explore and polish their talents.
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