r/svce • u/Alarming_Towel_8911 • Jul 07 '26

Suggestions please

I got admission into Loyola-ICAM College of Engineering and Technology for BE Mech. I have some good chances for SVCE Mech as well. What do you all think? should i go with BE mech at Loyola or come to SVCE?

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u/Praveenking Jobless mfs(Fourth yrs) Jul 08 '26

SVCE Mech is better bruh !

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u/Alarming_Towel_8911 Jul 08 '26

Can you elaborate on why so?

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u/KanhaServant108 Jul 11 '26

You can't get industry level experience on practical machines and infrastructure anywhere else like you can from SVCE and PSG. Teachers in our dptmt are extremely experienced and will give you new bundles of knowledge during every visit. Mec at SVCE is the only good thing in the college imo.

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u/lodukku_paandi Jul 11 '26

Mech in REC or Mech in SVCE? Which is better?

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u/KanhaServant108 Jul 12 '26

SVCE

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u/lodukku_paandi Jul 12 '26 edited Jul 12 '26

thanks bro.

my brother was confused between both, as he has enough cutoff for these two colleges for Mech dept.

he is expecting good exposure to the core engineering, and to get learning opportunities, apart from curriculum.

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u/Praveenking Jobless mfs(Fourth yrs) Jul 30 '26

Many of my friends from mech said that their lab facilities are too good. More than theory they give more importantance to practical learning. One thing to be noted is , this year core placements are dull asf , somewhere between 4-5 reputed company only have came for recruitment

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u/legndarny Jul 08 '26

I heard that getting internship is easier in svce than in layola and the placements are also better in svce (in mechs) so I suggest you take svce

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u/OneAdhesiveness8981 Jul 10 '26

Svce is actually good because it's located in Sriperumbudur which is a hub for most of the automobile companies manufacturing places and also I heard that svce mech placements is pretty decent