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Shri Vaishnav Vidyapeeth Vishwavidyalaya Cutoff 2024/2023/2022
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Shri Vaishnav Vidyapeeth Vishwavidyalaya cutoff 2024 for NATA has been released separately by the participating institutes for admission to the BArch course. Candidates can scroll down to check category and year-wise cutoff trends. A few more updates of Shri Vaishnav Vidyapeeth Vishwavidyalaya cutoff are as follows:
- The NATA 2025 registration window is open for the BArch course, and the last date has not yet been declared. The NATA 2025 exam is scheduled to be conducted from Mar 1, 2025, till Jun 2025.
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dhruv mahajan 
B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering - Batch of 2028
3.4
3Placements3Infrastructure3Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money
Wonderful campus life of SVVV.
Placements: About 60% of students get placed in my course. The highest salary package offered is 44 LPA. The average salary package offered is 5 LPA. The lowest salary package offered is 3 LPA. Top recruiting companies are Red Hat, Deloitte, Infosys, TCS, and HDFC Bank. Top roles offered are software engineer, game developer, web developer, and many more. Around 40% of students get internships.
Infrastructure: The Wi-Fi facility is provided to every student. Labs for every subject are provided. Students can sit and practice in the lab even after lab session hours. Classrooms are not very good in old buildings, but the new building classrooms are very nicely maintained. There are projectors in each class. The library is very big with all resources for students. The canteen is there but there is no hostel facility.
Faculty: Teachers are helpful and provide all resources on time. Some teachers don't come to class a lot, making it difficult for students. The curriculum is very helpful for the industry. Exams are well-secured with CCTV camps in each class. The exam pattern has 3 questions for each unit. Each question consists of 3, 2, and 6 marks.
Other: Many events are taking place every month. The big fest is held in February which is so fun and exciting. There are tech fests and more to engage students in extracurricular activities. The alumni connection is very great and strong. They help their juniors as well. I hope facilities can be provided to current students like a hostel and more.
Reviewed on 23 Jan 2025Read More
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Disha Choudhary
B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering - Batch of 2028
3
2Placements3Infrastructure4Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money
Not dissatisfied or satisfied, average. Dissatisfied because of placements,but good teaching faculty
Placements: I'm in B.Tech CSE. In my college, the placement rates are average or, we can say, below average because very few companies come to my college for placements. The highest package goes to 3 LPA - 3.5 LPA. In hundreds of students, only 4-5 students got internships or placements. TCS is the top recruiting company.
Infrastructure: The hostel facility is average. The food is not too good. The labs are above average for IBM and AIML courses in B.Tech and average for CSE core students. The library is average. Classrooms are good for the same CSE IBM and AIML students and below average for CSE core students.
Faculty: The teachers are helpful and knowledgeable. We can rate them 4 out of 5. The students who do all the stuff which is taught in college will be ready for industry; otherwise, not. The semester exams are 3.5 out of 5. The pass percentage is above 80 percent. Because we all know questions come from previous year’s questions only.
Other: I chose this course because it is now in the lead. I wish the placements and internship should be improved and increased, or more seats should be available.
Reviewed on 18 Jan 2025Read More
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Anonymous
B.Tech. in CSE (Big Data Analytics - IBM) - Batch of 2023
2.6
2Placements3Infrastructure3Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life2Value for Money
Review of Shri Vaishnav Vidyapeeth Vishwavidyalaya.
Placements: The college's limited company visits and strict policy, prohibiting students from pursuing better job offers after receiving one, hinder career opportunities. The ineffective Placement Officer exacerbates the situation, leaving students feeling unsupported.
Infrastructure: The college boasts excellent infrastructure, with ongoing construction projects to expand capacity. The relevance of courses enhances the learning experience, ensuring students are equipped with up-to-date knowledge and skills for their chosen fields.
Faculty: The faculty's competency is average, but the courses offered are both relevant and of high quality. Exams are conducted fairly and without excessive difficulty, ensuring a conducive learning environment for students. Students benefit from well-structured courses and fair examinations.
Reviewed on 14 Mar 2024Read More
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Harsh Malviya
B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering - Batch of 2027
2.4
3Placements3Infrastructure2Faculty2Crowd & Campus Life2Value for Money
Average tier 2 college.
Placements: As of now, only five students from the current batch have secured placements, with all of them achieving this milestone during their 8th semester. The average salary package offered stands at 3.5 Lacs per annum, reflecting a modest but promising start for the students' professional journey. Among the recruiters, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has emerged as the top recruiter, demonstrating its continued focus on hiring fresh talent from academic institutions.
Infrastructure: The current infrastructure of the institution requires urgent attention, as several issues are impairing the learning environment. The Wi-Fi speed is extremely slow, causing difficulties for students and faculty in accessing online resources, which are crucial for academic and research activities. Additionally, the laboratory facilities are outdated, resembling setups from the 1990s. The systems in these labs are old, leading to frequent performance issues that hinder practical learning experiences. To make matters worse, most of the software installed on these systems is cracked, raising serious ethical and legal concerns while also compromising the quality of education and security of the systems.
Faculty: The quality of teaching at the institution is a concern, as many teachers lack the necessary expertise in the subjects they are assigned to teach. Often, faculty members are placed in departments outside their area of specialization, resulting in a lack of in-depth knowledge and understanding of the subjects they are teaching. This practice not only impacts the quality of education but also leaves students struggling to grasp key concepts effectively.
Reviewed on 17 Jan 2025Read More
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Vaibhav
B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering - Batch of 2025
3.2
3Placements4Infrastructure4Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life2Value for Money
Good infra and average placement.
Placements: 60% of students were placed in SVVV. The lowest package is 3.5 LPA, and the highest package is 10 LPA. Top recruitment was done by TCS, Accenture, Hotwax, and EOM. 30% of students got internships. Top roles offered were Software Developer and other, not so good profiles.
Infrastructure: Wi-Fi is available 24/7, and labs are fully AC and have a good library with all books available. Classrooms are well-organized. The quality of food is not so good, but it can be manageable. It has all types of sports. Medical assistance is also provided.
Faculty: Faculty members are helpful and well-qualified. They are experienced and deliver the best quality of education. No, the course is old-fashioned and does not cover industry-ready courses. Semester exams are difficult, and the passing criteria is 24/60 in theory.
Reviewed on 8 Jan 2025Read More
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Anonymous
B.A. (Hons.) in Psychology - Batch of 2024
2.6
2Placements3Infrastructure2Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money
Dissatisfied with the course curriculum. Infrastructure is nice.
Placements: As I see in my course, B.A. Hons. in Psychology, nobody really gets any job in any college. If you want to do jobs in other sectors, then there are companies that mostly provide jobs, such as call centers. But for the most part, jobs were there for people with a B.Tech, B.BA, or MBA background. So, although there were jobs provided for our batch, nobody even wanted to take them. About internships, our department does not permit internships, so if you want to get an internship, apart from finding your own internship, you will have to manage the timing in such a way that you fulfill the attendance requirement, or you'll probably be in trouble.
Infrastructure: The infrastructure of the department is average. They're developing new buildings so probably after 2-3 years it will be much better but as of now, its okay. library is nice; we have two and for someone who is actually interested in reading rather than just the aesthetics of library, that's good. Workable. There is Wi-Fi in the library, which I never used, but you can hustle and get your ID made for it. Wi-Fi is mostly only for B.Teach students. canteen is again nothing too extraordinary; its not as bad, apart from the fact that its mostly full. About the hostel, the complementary facilities are really nice. There are 1-2 water coolers on each floor, limited Wi-Fi available for Chrome and other platforms, a separate area for when your family comes so you can meet them there, a ground to themselves, they celebrate all the festivals, there is a sports room, and sometimes we get lucky enough to have trips.
The bad thing is that the rules are very strict; there is no exception until you have some issue that the warden considers important enough. Apart from that, the food there (at least when I lived there) was really bad; the only masala they had was chillies, frequent chairs, even a clock of chairs once, and worms once in food. But food quality has increased a abit from what I heard after leaving. I used to have really bad breakouts in all my areas—chest, back, and face. And my chair was so sticky, I would have crazy hairfall and overall, it was just not manageable. It was due to the water there. But at the same time, others did not have issues such as mine; at least I didn't hear anything as such. But then people had issues with the drinking water. So you'll have to check if boring water suits you or not.
Faculty: Some faculty just do not have even decent information; the ones which do, they don't know how to share the knowledge. So that's of no use. But yeah, if you know how to bring out information, that's nice. Teaching quality is overall superficial. I have dreaded the opportunity to have discussions or debates but there are none. About curriculum, we have studied counseling twice and personality psychology not even once. We don't know about workplace psychology. Even for the subjects we had, such as social psychology, we did not study the theories in the subject, which were the most important part. The syllabus is just very generic so teacher have the freedom to teach in a very superficial level. Apart from that, the syllabus is very repetitive. We have read Freud and Psychodynamics so many times but every semester its the same as if Freudian Psychology just revolved around those five stages of development. The syllabus is just not apt.
Exams are very to the point. One can pass easily if they actually read the subject.
Other: Everything I mentioned above in course section needs to be improved. The teachers are not that pathetic, as are the ones that were left. But anyway, if one tries to look for psychology hons in Indore, check DAVV and like actual ground reality there because, as of now, their condition is really bad. So in such a scenario, SVVV is your best bet. I really like our Vice Chancellor, so if you come here, find opportunity to work under him, I couldn't do it but you could maybe. The infrastructure of the university is being worked on, so I am hopeful that its going to be really pretty.
I recommend choosing this college only if you cannot go out of Indore .
Reviewed on 14 May 2024Read More
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