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Engineering is all about practical knowledge which you can't get from your books completely so while choosing a engineering college prefer the colleges which had better lab facilities. Coming to Bvc engineering college it may be a good once upon a time but now it is completely commercialized here you won't find any college atmosphere and there is no point of choosing this college which doesn't have a better transportation facilities and polluted atmosphere due to the oil rigs and oil terminals just few km away to this college. I suggest you to not to choose this college you may find better colleges than this at the same cost. If you wish to consider Bvc group choose batlapalem college.

A Bachelor of Ayurvedic, Medicine, and Surgery is an undergraduate medical degree with 5.5 years of course duration. The selection criteria for the student for the BA.MS degree is based on the NEET score cut-off and the student should study Biology, Chemistry, and Physics at class the 12th standard. The NEET-UG is mandatory for joining BAMS in both government and private institutes. However, some private institutes select the student on a merit basis by conducting their own entrance exam as well as 12th public exam marks. So, if you want to join BAMS in a private college, check their admission process through the official websites, check the entrance exam procedure, and syllabus, and check the seat allotments, and fees. Structure.
Even in private colleges, management quota seats also required minimum NEET-UG Marks.

Sandip Foundation is only about showing off the infrastructure and scenery to lure prospective students.
All other things are negative about the college. It has got the extra strictness to maintain its reputation.
Campus placements are just a gimmick to fool people.
One can safely say that only those people attend Sandip who do not get admitted elsewhere, so you can think of the kind of atmosphere that you will find there.
The canteen facilities are utterly useless and lack of any taste whatsoever.
The authorities and staff are only cared about their reputation and not about the students. The teaching quality isn't worth it.
I am waiting for finishing my engineering quickly and get out of this hell to attend some other college for my Master.

I would say that Sandip University is definitely a good choice for engineering. I am currently an engineering student at Sandip University and so far my experience has been positive. The faculty is very well experienced and quite helpful to students also. Student to teacher ratio in class is low so that professors are able to give us personal attention in class. The labs are very good here, practical sessions are included in the curriculum for all engineering students, and the university updates the lab regularly to help us with skill development.
Right now the campus is closed because of the pandemic, but I really miss going to class there. This year a lot of my seniors got placed in top companies across India. Infosys, Capgemini, Accenture, TCS, BYJU, Zensar, and many such companies come to the University for Campus Placement. However, most of the placements were conducted virtually where my seniors got placed. I am hoping that soon I also get such great placement opportunities.
My favourite part about the University is its infrastructure. If you come to visit here you will feel like you are in a whole other world. Do not believe fake reviews online, the university is really good and every year their engineering school receives many awards for emerging as one of the top engineering institutes in India. I thoroughly recommend Sandip University for engineering.