Adarsh Foundation manages SAL Education, a charitable trust established in 1993 by eminent personalities from different walks of the life. The trust, guided by the sense of purpose to create an excellent institute that adheres to internal quality standards, to provide an enlightening academic experience to the students, to imbibe life skills in them and prepare them to take on competitive careers and succeed in life. The Trust is committed to discharging the services of providing quality technical education. The SAL Education was established under the patronage of Adarsh Foundation by the enlightenment of the prominent industrialist Mr. Rajendra Shah. Over the years, SAL Education has grown into a marvellous academic foundation in India covering sundry areas of academic interests, and alluring an equally sundry faculty and student body. SAL Institute of Technology & Engineering Research and SAL Institute of Pharmacy set up in the year 2009, under Adarsh Foundation are developed with a commitment to produce real Engineers and Pharmacists.

The college offers engineering degrees in both UG and PG level in a few select specializations. Students need to secure as much as 75% marks in their 10+2 examination to be able to apply for the UG programs. However, for the PG program, graduation is enough. For the UG courses, SAL College of Engineering accepts both GUJCET and JEE Main scores. For PG courses, a valid GATE score is required

GUJCET Cut off Year 2017-17723, year 2018-15706, year 2019-16680

Overall Rating 3.7 of 5

Pharm D., MBA/PGDM, B. Pharma, B.E.,/ B.Tech., B. Arch., M.E./M. Tech.,

The placements are not really good for all students. But students who are intelligent can get placements. Many companies come for placements, but it is up to you to go for placements. Some students got placed with around 1.5 to 2 Lacs per annum.

Students of the Institute can apply for various Government Scholarship Schemes as per their eligibility.

Hostel Facility is not available

Gujarat High Court has refused a petition filed by 14 students of Gujarat Technological University (GTU) contesting the option of offline exams to be conducted by the varsity. The court issued the order following a statement submitted by the varsity. GTU students from various departments of engineering had filed a petition recently in the High Court. They asked for involvement in the decision to commence the offline exam taken by the varsity. The students preferred the online exam method in the current COVID situation.