SIES Graduate School of Technology : Fees, Admission Procedure 2025, Entrance Exam Accepted & Placements

Kundan Mishra

25 Sep 17

(4.5 Rating)

SIES Graduate School of Technology, an integral part of well-established Community. South Indian Education Society (SIES), committed to high standards of Engineering Education. Its aim is to advance in the various facets of learning opportunities by providing multiple study options through perfect blend of academic excellence, teaching-learning and mentoring with enhanced quality management system which will enable learners to thrive in the rapidly evolving environment.

Course Curriculum

Course Name	Total Fees	Eligibility	Placement
Bachelor of Technology (Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering)	2		-
Bachelor of Technology (Computer Engineering)	2	Admission Criteria: a) They should be Indian Nationals and should have passed the HSC (Std.XII) examination of Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent examination with subjects English, Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics and secured a minimum 50% marks i.e. not less than150 marks out of 300 marks (minimum 45% marks i.e. not less than 135 marks out of 300 marks in case of candidates of backward class categories belonging only to Maharashtra State) in the subjects of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics added together. b) They should be Indian Nationals and should have appeared for the MHT-CET-2010 conducted by the Directorate of Technical Education Government of Maharashtra and should have obtained a non-zero score in the subjects Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics added together at MHT-CET-2010.	-
Bachelor of Technology (Information Technology)	2	They should be Indian Nationals and should have passed the HSC (Std.XII) examination of Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent examination with subjects English, Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics and secured a minimum 50% marks	-
Bachelor of Technology (Printing Technology)	2	They should be Indian Nationals and should have passed the HSC (Std.XII) examination of Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent examination with subjects English, Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics and secured a minimum 50% marks	-
Bachelor of Engineering (Biotechnology)	2	They should be Indian Nationals and should have passed the HSC (Std.XII) examination of Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent examination with subjects English, Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics and secured a minimum 50% marks	-
Bachelor of Technology (Mechanical Engineering)	-	-	-

Placement

Utmost importance is given to placement related activities to ensure that all successful graduates receive suitable placements. Over the past several years, a strong placement network has been developed with industries in the manufacturing, engineering, finance, information technology, publication and other sectors. This has been achieved through constant interaction with the industry by way of seminars, research projects, and on-and off-campus initiatives. As part of its placement efforts, placement teams visit potential employers and consultants and apprise them of the level of knowledge and practical application skills acquired by the graduates in their respective areas of specialization. The profiles of the students seeking placement assistance are made available to the prospective employers.

Infrastructures

The college has excellent infrastructure, which includes a large auditorium and seminar hall.

Laboratory

At Computer Engineering and Information technology Laboratories, the students are provided with latest technologies of Computer Network in 5 laboratories connected with two Compaq Proliant servers and one IBM server with a total of 125 machines, UPS powered with 2 hours backup and printers. We are having different application software's and system soft wares, which lead to the smooth running of computer laboratories; internet facility is available through MTNL ISDN line with capacity of 128 kbps

Library

The College has a well-stocked library with around 8000 volumes and subscribes for a good number of journals and periodicals, Library has the software, which is in the intranet as well as online for the students to know about the books and their status.

Reviews

4.5

6 Ratings

Saravana Thevar

Good college

This college is a good one. It is located in Nerul, Navi Mumbai. There is Sies Vidyalaya bus stop near the campus. Classrooms are good and there is no availability of hostel in campus rest all are good. The college has a good crowd and there are many extracurricular activities as well. Last year 75% students got placement average salary is 4.5 lakh per annum. The faculty has a good experience. They conduct brainstorming and open discussions.

Krishnan Swami

One of the best colleges in Mumbai

It's a great place to study. It's a great place to sit and chill with your friends. It's a great place to eat. Parking facilities are also provided. The campus is a 15 minute walk from Sion station and 20 minutes walk from GTB station. Teachers are strict and particular about attendance. The college has a gym as well. The college fests are exciting and there are many eateries nearby. The campus is a bit small but it doesn't matter. The faculty is really helpful and kind. They provide personal attention to all students and motivate us. Academic and non-academic activities are conducted in the campus. The college crowd is the best.

Raj Iyer

An amazing place to explore and grow!

SIES Graduate School of Technology is one of the best colleges in Mumbai. It has a very helpful faculty except a few. Overall, I had a wonderful experience hanging around here. Extracurricular activities are encouraged. The college has a beautiful campus. Festivals seasons are very enjoyable. The college has a very good crowd and seniors are supportive.

Kirthiteja Gudipati

College is a nightmare!

There was an infamous teacher in sies called the GPA destroyer. He was known campus wide. So I tried to sign up for some other teacher for radar. But the school played a nasty trick on me and I got shunted into the class anyways. I went into the class the first day and he started giving his opening talk about the subject. Someone in the back just up and left. "Wait! You don't have to leave!" he said. and then later on he walked down the aisle, actually he strode down it. "radar! It's a Hot Topic!" ::nervous laughs from the student body:: He taught us at gunpoint his new system of systematically destroying engineering problems that I still use to this day several years later, and even for my own projects. He turned me into a killer, a monster. Then the announcement of the project came up. I submitted my proposal. "This is unprecedented" He told me. I knew I was on the right track. So began my project. It started out little and then it quickly snowballed into an avalanch, it was a beast that was out of my control. The ten hour mark passed, then the 20th hour, the 40th, the 70th, and then finally the 80th hour was passed on my treatment of my project. At the end I was staying up until 4am for a week hammering away at this thing. I failed my bio class because of this project. But I submitted it and I passed the hardest professor in MAE's treatment of the most famous engineering course in the world with a C+. Many A students were made low that semester, and many people behind me failed or gave up. RD-107 analysis was my project. After this course my life was forever changed. I would never look at school the same way. I became a professional engineering student in those 100 days. Many people saw their doom, I was a kid in a candy shop. I thrived in the deadliest reaches of academia. I can now survive anything.

Devesh Menon

Amazing learning experience

About one fourth of the students have work experience at reputed multinationals. Others are freshers. Campus life is chilled out and the crowd is refreshingly above average. To break the monotony from formal clothing, casuals are allowed on Thursdays. Attendance is strict and professors take note of irregular students. Everyone has to have over 80% attendance or the compensation is extra assignments. Students do not hold too many grudges against their faculty. They are fond of their teachers; seem happy and satisfied with the teaching. Visiting faculty and guest lecturers are fantastic too.

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