Jyothy Institute of Technology - JIT

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and teach well. They prepare us well for the job market. The curriculum is always up-to-date. Each department has good resources and knowledge. The professors are patient and always help us out. I'm in the B.Tech program and it's tough with a heavy workload.

Placement: The college has a great placement record with everyone finding a job. The highest salary offered was 30L and the lowest was 2.5L per year. The placement team really looks out for each of us. Around 80% of students get placed on campus. The computer science department has the highest package at 20lpa and an average of 8lpa. The college management is really helpful.

Campus: The college has really great facilities like labs, classrooms, and hostels. The food in the hostel is good too. We have everything we need here, like 24/7 high-speed Wi-Fi. The campus has smart classrooms, labs, cafes, and more. The atmosphere is chill and nice.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They know their stuff and are always there to support us. The courses are designed well to prepare us for the industry. The exams are okay, since the college is linked with VTU. About 70% of students pass.

Placement: The college has great placement opportunities. Most students, around 80%, land jobs here. Companies like Infosys, Cognizant, Bosch, and Tech Mahindra hire a lot of students. Our course also helps about 75% of students get internships. Popular job roles include software developer, software engineer, AI engineer, data analyst, and data developer.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure. Hostel food is nice, and we can go out with the warden's permission. The labs have Wi-Fi. There are lots of sports and games here. The food is really good, but the canteen is a bit pricey. They also have a medical room for students who are sick.

Admission: I really like this college if you want to focus on education. The teachers here are great and they explain things well. They are really nice and helpful. I think it's worth it to study here.

Placement: I've heard that most students here land jobs after graduating. They say about 90% of students find placements. The pay can range from 6 LPA to 25 LPA. Companies like Wipro, Amazon, and Infosys come for placements. Plus, there are internship opportunities available too.

Campus: The food here is pretty good, and there's Wi-Fi. Sports are better here than at other colleges. The hostel rooms are okay. The classrooms are big. There's a library and really good labs. The research labs are the best part. I've learned a lot there.

Admission: Most of the teachers here are more concerned about attendance and our behavior than actually teaching. They just rush through the material using slides and newspapers. Only a few teachers are actually helpful. The vibe here is pretty negative overall. It feels like they don't care about us as students. It's been a tough time dealing with them. The course content is okay, but there's too much to study. The exams are really hard, almost like high school board exams. You need 40% to pass, but the pass percentage is only 35%. Some topics in the syllabus are unnecessary and need updating. It's been a bit of a struggle.

Placement: I studied computer science in engineering at this college. The placements here are not good. Only around 10 percent got jobs in below-average packages. The highest package was for about 33 people, but they had to find it off-campus. They say they do campus recruitment, but that's not true. Most companies don't come, and if they do, they only hire 1 or 2 students. The average package is less than 2 lakhs. They even placed some non-IT students in jobs paying only 10 to 15k just to boost their numbers. It's really disappointing to spend so much money and not get good placements. Overall, the placement scene is pretty bad here. When it comes to internships, only 5 percent of students got them. The rest just did projects and faked certificates. Talented students didn't even get a chance to attend interviews. It's a real letdown in terms of opportunities for students.

Campus: The hostel doesn't have Wi-Fi which is a big downside. The food is not good, and the rates are high in the kitchen. I stayed there for the first year but then moved to a PG because of the lack of internet and the food being wasted. The classrooms are just okay, and the library doesn't have everything we need. There are many events, but the spaces are too small. The canteen is tiny, with around 80 seats and tables, but there are almost 1000 students in total. It's hard to have lunch there with so little space. The labs are there, but the faculty doesn't really teach. They just show things on the projector. In the Arduino or microcontroller lab, they rush through the material without making sure we understand. In our batch, they didn't finish teaching everything. Instead, they used old surveys for all subjects. If you didn't sign or give feedback, they would pressure you. It felt like they were treating us like kids.

Admission: The teachers in our college mix digital and chalkboard teaching methods. They give live examples and connect topics to current tech trends for better understanding. They help us develop the skills we need. The lab staff know their stuff and support us when needed. The course curriculum is solid, but extra courses can help us build a stronger foundation. Mechanical and civil students go on regular industrial visits.

Placement: Placements at our college keep getting better thanks to the new management. Lots of companies are now connected with the college through CIIRIC. They make sure we have good job opportunities. Companies like Merchant Navy, Toyota, Bosch, and Mahindra Ltd come for recruitment. Our teachers are great at helping us with communication skills and preparing for interviews. In the last batch, most students got placed in good companies with good pay. This year, around 85% of students got jobs. The lowest salary offered was 3 LPA and the highest was 10 LPA. On average, students got between 5.5 LPA - 6 LPA. The college also helps with internships. They have tie-ups with companies like BSNL, Civil AID, and Titan for internships. Students may not get paid much or at all during internships, but they learn a lot for their future interviews.

Campus: The college has great facilities like the library, hostel, and food. It's got everything we need compared to other colleges nearby. The Wi-Fi works well here too. Oh, and the auditorium is awesome!

Admission: The teachers here really care about us. They do extra classes even on holidays and have special sessions for students who need help catching up. Instead of regular classes, we have tests every day. They also focus on important questions that will help us pass the exams.

Placement: The placement record for our college in 2023 was really good at 93 percent. We had a bunch of big and small companies come for campus placements - over 10 top companies and more than 30 smaller ones. The highest salary offered was 14.3 Lacs per year, and there were internships available with up to 6 Lacs per year too.

Campus: The transportation at my college is such a hassle. Me and my buddies have to scramble to grab seats on the bus when the bell rings. And it's the worst when the bus breaks down halfway, especially during exams and labs. So stressful!

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really get where students are coming from. They know their stuff and are always there to support us. The curriculum comes from VTU, so the college doesn't have much say in it. But the teaching is solid and they're good at clearing up any confusion we have. The exams from VTU are not too tough - you can pretty much guess what's coming by looking at old question papers.

Placement: By the time we hit the 7th semester, placement drives start happening. Different companies come in offering various job roles. Salaries range from 4 LPA to 7 LPA. The college doesn't directly provide internships, but they support us in finding one. Just need to reach out to the placement head for internship chances.

Campus: The college buildings are nice, but the hostel is a bummer. No Wi-Fi, and some rooms have bad cell service. It's annoying when you're in your room. Hostel fees are cheap, but the food is just okay and all vegetarian.

Admission: The faculty at the college are really smart and know their stuff. They help us out with any questions we have. The courses we take are practical and get us ready for work. Exams aren't too tough either, so that's a relief.

Placement: Around 30-40% of students in our college land placements after completing this course. The average salary package offered here ranges from 3 to 4 LPA. Some of the top companies that recruit from our college include Infosys, IBM, Accenture, Deloitte, and Genpact. The popular job roles offered to students in our course are developers and engineers.

Campus: The college I go to has awesome facilities for students. They've got Wi-Fi, labs, a library, and a canteen. Plus, there's even a hostel for students who need it. And if you're into sports, they've got facilities for that too. It's all pretty convenient and makes campus life easier.

Admission: The teachers mostly have Ph.D.s in their subjects, especially in the engineering math department. The ECE course is okay, but you really need a good understanding of concepts. The exams at VTU don't help with that, so many students struggle. The pass rate at VTU is just average.

Placement: In the ECE department last year, all the students got placed. The highest package was 7 LPA and the lowest was 1.9 LPA. TCS, Accenture, and Cognizant are the top companies that recruit from our college. Almost everyone got an internship at different companies because it was a part of our course requirement.

Campus: The library only has the books you need for classes. The campus has Wi-Fi for students. Classrooms are big and nice. The food in the cafeteria is okay. Our college has a football and throw ball team that competes in VTU fests.

Admission: The teachers are really nice and supportive. Some have Ph.D.s while others have M.Tech degrees. They are always ready to help with anything. They make sure to finish the syllabus on schedule. Plus, you can easily reach out to any of them.

Placement: The campus placements are pretty good. They offer a highest package of 30 LPA and an average of 6 LPA. Companies like Amazon, Infosys, HCL, TCS, and many others visit our campus for placements.

Campus: The college has good facilities. The labs are well-equipped with all the latest features. Classrooms are nice and the library has lots of useful books. The canteen is okay, but the sports building is still being built. The hostel facilities are average.