M.H. Saboo Siddik College of Engineering Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Byculla, Mumbai

Placements: Since it's an old college, there are placements. If someone does BE from here, they'll get a good job in the gulf. The ones doing mechanical, automobile, civil engineering have a good chance of placement because this college is better for these branches. Mostly TCS, Mahindra, etc. visit the college. Every year, almost 10-15 students get the highest package (around 4-5 lakhs). The college is good as per placement.

Placements: No data available but it is not up to the mark. People are unplaced in a large number. IT and computer graduates pass out in large numbers with multiple mass recruiters picking students in the 100s. Core streams had poor placentment records, leading to students going out for placements.

Placements: Placements of M.H. Saboo Siddik College of Engineering, Byculla, Mumbai are not good. In my batch, there was a total of 78 students and out of 78, only 4 students got placed in campus placements. I would say placements of the computer department from Saboo Siddik are the worst this time maybe because the placement department is not very active and they don't have anything to do with students. I will give 2 stars out of 10 for placements.

Placements: To be honest, placement is not very good at Saboo Siddik College. Only 10 students got placed out of 80 students in my batch. The average salary offered is 2.4 lakh per annum. TCS, Capgemini, and Directi are the companies that visited the campus at Saboo Siddik College of Engineering.

Placements: In our batch, the companies that visited were TCS, Sogosurvey, Imarticus, Atidan, Quinnox, Media.net. The highest package offered was from Media.net of 4 lac pa while the lowest was of 2.7 lac pa from Atidan. The average salary was 3.3 lac pa. 40% of the students were placed in the campus interview while remaining opted for higher studies, etc. The roles offered by these companies were of a software engineer, quality assurance, technical analyst, etc. As a part of internship process, one ...

Placements: They have a very committed placement cell, although their success rate could be a bit questionable. During my year, Infosys visited the campus and recruited a good number of students offering salaries upwards of 3 LPA. They also arranged for students to be able to apply to companies like Tech Mahindra, Igate, Zeus Learning etc via the college. The overall placement statistic from my department was easily about 70-75%.

Placements: The placement is average. 50% of the students get placed and the package is around 2.5-3 lakhs. The placements of students start from the final year only. If you get placed in one company, then you cannot apply to any other company. You have only one choice.

Placements: The placements are average. 50% of the students get placed and the package is around 2.5 - 3 lakh. The placements of students start from the final year only. If you get placed in one company, then you cannot apply to any other company. You have only one choice.

Placements: Saboo Sidik is not very good for placements. The previous year, jobs were available for computer related fields but during my year (2017) jobs are very limited. Very few company are hiring students. Out of 70 students in my class, only 20 of they are placed and few of they are going for MS (10-15 students). The highest salary was 4.5 lakh, the average was 3.5 lakh and the lowest was 3 lakh. SoGo survey, Quad, Rave, and more came to the campus. Roles they offered were all computer related like...

Placements: The placement team is good and hard working, but due to tie up with TCS being the first company to visit the campus, other big and small companies don't visit our campus. This year, TCS visited our campus late this resulted in a delay in the placement process. The placement ratio compared to previous year i.e. 2016 batch has fallen by more than 10%. The information provided in college brochure or website is false. Even the number of companies visiting the campus has fallen due to lower grade of ...

Placements: Not much when it came to placements but I cannot really blame the college for that since the overall status of the market is not good anyway. Companies like Infosys, Mahindra and Tata were some of the reputed firms that came. As far as automobile is concerned, students were mainly placed as a service advisor or the R&D section.

Placements: The placement cell is working hard to place their good students. In the year 2016, there were good companies in the campus. Also, almost half of the batch was placed in those companies. This year, there was a fall in the number of students placed to almost 10 percent of the whole batch. But as I said, the training and placement office is working hard to help students of the current year as well as the passed out students who need their help. As compared to the fee amount taken, the placements pr...

Placements: The placement of this college is very poor. Around 10% of the students have been placed through TPO in our branch. A similar situation is in other branches too. Only EXTC placement is getting better day by day. The reason behind this is the lack of technical education in the curriculum. Also, lots of efforts are going to improve the TPO process.

Placements: Placements at Saboo Siddik are sparse and not up to the mark for the age of the college. MEs(Small and medium sized enterprises) are mostly hiring and in 2016, mass recruiter TCS gave it a miss. The training and placement department is very restrictive in terms of choices offered to students who are eligible for placement, which means if you are eligible for company A, but a better company B is going to come later, TPO will debar you from the placement process if you do not attend the recruitmen...

Placements: Placements were really good for some branches like IT, EXTC and computer engineering but not for civil, mechanical and automobile branches. Nearly 40-60% students were placed in IT, EXTC and computer branches but only 5-10% were placed for civil, mechanical and automobile branches. In civil engineering, the average package was nearly Rs.180,000/- and the highest package was Rs.300,000/-. For the 2016 batch, 3 companies came which are Marathon Realty, Mahindra Infrastructure and Rustomjee. In Mar...

Placements: Majority of the batch was placed in TCS. There are other companies that visit the college and some even have a better package. The college policy is that if you are selected for a company you cannot sit for other interviews. This deprives the opportunity to good students who are selected in first company to sit for interviews with a higher package. It is a risk not sitting for the first interview as there isn't a surety which company may or may not visit the college that year. ...

Placements: There are some companies that come every year like TCS and some other small companies, but whatever they have written in the brochures is false. The packages provided to us is very less as frankly speaking, I spend more than what they offer. There are local hardware vendors coming to our college for placements as well.

Placements: Placements are disappointing. When I came into this college, it was mentioned in the catalog of college that Infosys and Microsoft are coming to this college, but it was all a lie. And mostly the placements are not for average students like me. The TPO co-ordinators are actually very good. But due to our college ratings, no big companies come to our college for placements.

Placements: Barely 50% of the batch gets placed with an average package of 3 LPA. Last year, companies like TCS, Teradata, iGate visited the campus but this year owing to the reduction in rating of the college to C grade, most of these major companies called students for their pool placements off-campus which has significantly reduced the number of students placed.

Placements: This college gives a very good placement opportunity to the students. Many big companies approach as this is the oldest college in the automobile industry. Companies like TATA MOTORS,VOLKSWAGEN, TECH MAHINDRA etc approach here. About 90 percent of the students got placements in my batch.