Is the reference level of your dependent variable different?

Dear Kouru Uma Devi,

This depend upon the logistic regression equation.

y(x)=1/(1+e^(-c*x))

or

 y(x)=1/(1+e^(c*x))

Both equations are used to represent the logistic regression equation. Here you see value of C in both equations are same but the signs are opposite to each others. 

I did not make sure, but it seems that the default reference category for dependent variable is different in both programs. Namely, if SPSS uses the level 1 as the reference, STATA seems to do the opposite and uses the level 0 as the reference. Hence one of them is modeling successes whereas the other does failures. If you fix the reference category in both programs, you will get the same results.

STATA gives its answer without much approximation but SPSS approximate alot

Is there any way to fix the reference category in these programs?

This looks relevant: https://www.researchgate.net/post/How_could_I_select_reference_category_in_binomial_logistic_regression_in_SPSS