Reservation Policy
SGSITS has an affirmative action policy on caste and gender based reserved quotas. 16% of the admitted students must be of the Scheduled Castes, 20% of seats are reserved for Scheduled Tribes and 14% for the Other Backward classes. Remaining 50% seats are open for all students. In case a reserved category student get good marks he will be an allotted open (general) category seat. In each of the above categories 30% of the seats are reserved for girls. Reservations are also for J&K, NRI, handicap, wards of freedom fighter and wards of Sainik.there are reserved seats for the son/ daughter of army per son serving in army
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