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Siksha 'O' Anusandhan University - [SOA], Bhubaneswar - Reviews

Bhubaneswar, OdishaDeemed to be UniversityEstd 2007

#15 For Overall By NIRF 2023

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The placements from this college are the best part of this college.
Here campus facilities, library facilities, transport facilities, food facilities are very good.

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The course is very bad and uninteresting; the teachers are too boring. Think twice before taking admission.
I am unaware of the current stipend structure, as I am from the 2008 engineering batch.

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4.3Helpful

Placement Experience:

After 3rd year students are eligible for campus placement. Companies such as Google, Microsoft, Deloitte, Amazon, Infosys, Tata, etc. visit the campus and many no offers are made. The highest package of our university is 32 lakh per annum and the average package is around 7 lakhs. Around 90% of the students get the placement. I will go for higher studies after the completion of my degree.

Amrit Sundar Nayak B.Tech, Computer Science and Engineering (Student)Reviewed on Sep 21, 2023

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Course Curriculum Overview:

The curriculum is well designed, taking care of all the aspects required for any engineering program. The faculty-to-student ratio is as per the UGC standard and all the faculty members are Ph.D. qualified or pursuing the same. The exams are held on time.

Biswa Bhusan Swain B.Tech, Electrical Engineering (Student)Reviewed on Sep 5, 2023

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B.Tech from SOA

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I chose this course because I wanted to pursue engineering and build my career in that stream and the faculty-to-student ratio in our college stood at 1:55. The faculty members were from good colleges and had good industry exposure.