Rajesh Devgirkar's Review On St. Aloysius Institute Of Technology - [SAIT], Jabalpur

I Choose Btech in Computer Science. I got the admission through jee mains score card. Actually I apply mp counselling through jee score card. There is no reservation benefits for me. As I am general student. just got my adddmission through jee score card Even our college is giving direct addmission also. Those who want addmission they can contact any facuty. Very easy to get admission I suggest to college. dont take students from village background and those who have less percentage. Actually our college is focusing on SC/ST students. because they are getting scholarship. If educated students makes college better....Read More

The eligibilty of the course is 10+2 with 50% aggregate marks. Like many students at University, you may be unhappy about the results you attain in exams. But the best part of this college is their lab assistant they are expert in explaining practical information. This is an excellent college for your career growth. You can simply find the data related to application form, fees and dates through college website although you can also confirm it through college reception. I am interested in technology field so I had choosen this field. The admission process is very easy nothing to worry about the admission, like you can simply contact in the reception if you had any query related to admission....Read More

I want to become a IES that's why I am chosen this field. That college provide best opportunity to student and along with course syllabus they also helped in preparation for other state or government exam so I will chose this college....Read More

I had completed my 10+2. From the same organization. This college had outsider and very knowledgeable teachers and also good placement for average student too. I am interested in coding part that's why I am opting this course...Read More

Despite of less fees and private institution it may lack in some assets, but it is best opportunity to acquire knowledge....Read More

Positive The past two years or so have produced perhaps the most rapid changes ever seen in higher education. The “completion agenda” set forth by President Obama and the Lumina Foundation has enabled institutions to focus on the graduation of all students, rather than only those who enter as part of a specific first-time full-time freshman cohort. Concurrently, the introduction of MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses) has generated a substantially increased focus on the potential for degree completion through an online environment. These changes have also generated a significant amount of competitive recruiting, marketing and advertising in efforts to enroll mostly non-traditional (older, returning adult) students, the consumers of higher education....Read More