Ans: Mechanical engineering is specifically concerned with design, development, installation, operation and maintenance of just about anything that has moveable parts. As a result, there are job opportunities for mechanical engineers in practically every field of work, transport, health, defence, manufacturing, entertainment, finance, publishing, building, design and research, to name but a few. Mechanical engineering projects can range from designing heart valves and artificial limbs, clockwork radios and dentists' drills to building racing cars, jet engines or space modules.

A career in mechanical engineering would suit a 'behind the scenes' or 'in front of the camera' type person. The only pre-requisites are high academic qualifications along with a passion for learning and enthusiasm for making things happen.

Ans: Studying a graduate course in Civil and Structural Engineering offers the chance to understand the diversity of activity and skills that civil engineers are involved in.

A civil engineer practices civil engineering, the branch of engineering which focuses on the design, construction, and maintenance of public works. These professionals may be employed by municipalities or by private firms which have landed contracts to build such public works. The career opportunities are not limited for a civil engineer. He is a part of any company and can work for the government projects like construction of roads and buildings etc. If you have acquired education at its best level than you have opportunity of joining Air force as well but keep in mind that compensation is very enticing in this kind of job.

Ans: Electronics & Communication include electronics features as well as communication part which is the most important part of our life Today...

A growing and demanding population: With DiGITAL REVOLUTION that has taken the world by storm, B.Tech graduates in the Electronics & Communication stream have ample and challenging job opportunities in the county and outside. Fresh graduates find opening in the telecommunication and the computer industry.

Ans: Electrical Engg is an old but evergreen course in the engineering stream. An Electrical Engineering graduate has various options to choose for career growth viz. he can easily switch over to software field and can opt for design / fabrication of electronic hardware and thus can become an entrepreneur also. He can also work in the Instrumentation Technology or in Medical Electronics fields. However there is ample scope for growth as a core Electrical Engineer.

Ans: Computer Engineering teaches how to design systems that include both computer hardware and software, how computer hardware works and how to build a computer. The study includes with an emphasis on hardware-related software such as device drivers and operating systems. Computer science is becoming a rapidly growing discipline as the technological age advances. There are lot of options for computer engineer e.g. Software programmer, Database Administrator, Application Engineers, Software support etc.

Ans: Campus interview is to get selected for a job offered by a company, who will come to college to select students for its company. Companies go to reputed colleges, which are known for its standard of students and education. If the student gets selected in campus interviews, he / she will be joining the job right after the last day of the college in a better salary.

Ans: The Companies are coming to reputed colleges to get best students. So what matters is your college marks. So being inside a reputed college does not guarantee anything unless you are having good marks. If no marks then no reputation is going to help you. So study well in college times, because the marks are the marks of life.

Apart from the marks, engage in personality development by getting to know what is happening around the world, participating in debates, improving the communication in English etc.

Ans: The management of self finance institutes desperately needs a name for their institutes. So they bring in the best to out beat their competitors. In this competition, naturally the beneficiaries are the students in getting the best in terms of facilities. Also, these colleges enforce a lot of discipline, like good attendance, etc.

Is the course approved by any regulatory body?

Ans: Yes all the courses are approved by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), Ministry of HRD, Government of India and is affiliated with Gautam Buddha Technical University, Lucknow (UP Govt. University). The college code allotted by GBTU to SMS Institute of Technology is 423.

What are the Hostel & Transportation Charges?

Does SMS provide Financial Assistance and scholarship to deserving students?

Ans: The institute provides scholarships at various levels of study and assists students in obtaining educational loans through nationalized banks.

What are the total number of seats for the B.Tech course?

Ans: In all we have 300 seats in the following courses: -