Jodhpur Institute of Engineering and Technology, JIET Group of Institutions

Admission: The teachers here are just okay. Sometimes they don't know what they're talking about. We often have to look up stuff ourselves before asking questions. When we ask, they either dodge the question or look it up online. If you prefer learning on your own, it's easy here. The college gives us free access to all the courses and resources online. Even if the teachers aren't great in one subject, the exams are manageable. They're not too hard, and the grading is fair. It's student-friendly all around.

Placement: In my B.Teach course, about half of the students land placements. The rest either go for higher studies or start their own businesses. The highest salary offered was 33 LPA, while the lowest was 2 LPA. Companies like V project India, Polaris Smart Metering Pct, and Mechlin Technologies recruit students. Around 92% of students get internships, mostly through the college's web portals like Infosys. Most internships are in front-end web development, with a few in backend or other areas.

Campus: The Wi-Fi and labs are in good shape. Classrooms have a smart study system, which is cool. The library is not so easy to use on apps, though. The hostel is alright, with 2 students sharing a room. The food is just okay, but the hostel has a good ventilation system. Sports activities are regular here, and the college supplies all the gear we need.

Admission: The teachers at my college are really helpful and know a lot. They make sure I understand everything. The exams at my college are quite hard, but the passing grade is 34. The campus garden is huge and lovely. I also like that there are clubs you can join here.

Placement: I go to JIET college. There are 60 students in my class. The highest salary offered during placements is 20 Lakhs, the lowest is 3 Lakhs, and the average is 7 Lakhs. About 70% of interns get job offers after their internships, and nearly 80% of them accept. Having an internship isn't necessary, but it definitely boosts your chances of getting hired.

Campus: I love my college hostel because it's super clean. Our sports ground is huge and we have lots of sports to play. The medical staff is great and they're there 24/7. The food in the canteen is delicious, and the library is nice and quiet for studying.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff well. The semester exams are kind of average  not super hard but not too easy either. There are a lot of exams throughout the semester, which actually helps us learn more.

Placement: Around 60-70% of students landed jobs based on their grades and skills. The highest salary offered is around 18 LPA, while the average is 7 LPA. Lots of students here secure placements in top companies with good pay.

Campus: The classrooms and labs at college are well-maintained. The teachers are good, and the hostel facilities are nice. They serve good quality food in the mess. The rooms in the hostel are good, and they even have AC available. Overall, the hostel facilities are good.

Admission: The teachers and staff at the college are really supportive in every way. The exam supervisors are also helpful, not just for preventing cheating, but for giving out important information too. Some of them are pretty strict and can be annoying at times though.

Placement: Based on my experience, over 60 students got jobs from campus interviews. They got around 3-4 LPA on average. If you pass all your semesters, you can do an internship for 4-6 months. It's all based on the campus interview.

Campus: The classes and labs are decent, but a bit pricey. They have all the latest equipment for students. I didn't stay in the hostel, but from what I've heard, the rooms are really clean. There are separate hotels for guys and girls, which is good.

Admission: The teachers here are not all that great. Some of them don't really know much. The exams aren't too hard, they're just okay. You need a 33% to pass.

Placement: Getting a job from this college is tough. Not many companies come here to hire students. The highest salary is 33 LPA, the average is 5 LPA, and the lowest is 1.8 LPA. Companies like Infosys and Wipro hire students. Unfortunately, there are no internships available because companies don't come here for that.

Campus: The department has a library, Wi-Fi, labs, and digital classrooms. All these facilities are right in the hostel. The food in the mess isn't great, though. Just wish we had a bigger playground.

Admission: I really like how this college is connected to BTU. The course is similar to what they offer at Bikaner Technical University, and the quality of education is top-notch. We get to learn coding languages that are in high demand in the industry. It's great because we cover almost all the important languages needed in the course.

Placement: To get into the college, you need around an 8 CGPA. The highest package is 33 lakhs, and the lowest is 2 lakhs, which isn't too bad. The top recruitment companies are Infosys and TCS. About 40-45% of students land internships. The popular roles are front-end and back-end development.

Campus: The classes and labs are awesome, plus they have good Wi-Fi. The teachers are really experienced and know their stuff. They teach well and help us reach our goals. The campus is nice too.

Admission: The teachers at JIET are really good at what they do. They push us to learn, code, and think about starting our own businesses. We have two CIE exams each semester, plus a mid-term and end-term test. They're not too hard, just the right level of challenge. The environment here is friendly and safe. If you're thinking about joining, JIET is a great choice.

Placement: I really like how JIET College helps students get good placements. They offer the highest salary package of 33 LPA, which is awesome. As long as we learn the right skills, we can land a good job. Internships start from the 5th semester, and most students end up with jobs - about 80% of us! Plus, there are also opportunities for placements outside the campus, which is great.

Campus: The hostel is clean and well-maintained. They have good facilities like Wi-Fi and decent mess food. We play volleyball, football, and cricket in the hostel. My friends are great, and the warden is nice too. Overall, it's a good place to stay.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really supportive and ready to help with anything, even personal issues. Some teachers might be more experienced than others, but overall, they are great. The course content is not too hard, so studying a bit can help you pass without much stress.

Placement: Not many students got placed, and the average salary isn't as high as we hoped it's around 2 to 3 LPA. Sometimes, a few companies come offering really good salary packages, like 20 to over 30 LPA. To be eligible for placements, you need a certain CGPA and minimum percentages in 10th and 12th.

Campus: The college campus is really big with South and North sections for different departments. There are separate canteens and huge grounds for each part. I don't know much about hostels since I'm a day scholar and go home after classes.

Admission: The college has its own schedule for exams and other activities. In my opinion, only 6 out of 10 students pass all subjects in a semester. The courses focus on practical skills for securing placements in the field. Around 50-60% of students pass each semester exam.

Placement: Most students (around 70-80%) get placed in this college. The highest salary package is 33 lakhs, the lowest is 3 lakhs, and the average is 7 lakhs. TCS is the top company that comes for placements. If you have a good academic score, you will get internships in great companies. Almost 80% of students get internships. They offer roles like operation head, manager, etc.

Campus: The college provides good WiFi, labs, lecturers, and a theatre. The food is pretty good, but they stick to the same menu for four years. They have sports equipment and games available, and the hostel rooms are decent, though not amazing.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super helpful and support you in every way. They also arrange industrial training that helps with job placements and interviews. But remember, you gotta put in the work on your own too. The semester exams can be tough, especially the back papers. So make sure to study well for those exams!

Placement: Two of my classmates from the senior year landed jobs that paid INR 33 lacs each, thanks to the growing demand for artificial intelligence and machine learning. Overall, placements are pretty good here. If you put in the effort, you can definitely secure a good job. The college claims to have a 100% placement record, but some students end up with offers as low as INR 1-2 lacs.

Campus: The library here can fit about 100 students and it's got AC. We've got 8 computer labs just for the tech students. I stay in the hostel, but the reviews aren't that great. The water in the hostel isn't too clean, which is a bit of a downside.