CIET Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers are pretty helpful, but they could be more qualified. They're not great at clearing up doubts. The teaching is okay, not amazing. The curriculum isn't very practical or industry-focused. The semester exams are usually okay, not too hard. You need at least a 40% to pass.

Placement: Most students here find jobs after graduating, which is awesome. The best package offered is around 44 lakhs per year, while the lowest is around 3-4 lakhs. The average offer is okay, around 5-6 lakhs. Companies like Wipro, Microsoft, Amazon, and Infosys hire a lot of students. About 80% of us get internships, which is cool. In my course, they usually offer roles like software development, app development, and full-stack development.

Campus: The campus is nice with clean classrooms, but the labs need improvement. They don't have enough equipment, and some computers don't work. The Wi-Fi is fast, though. The library is a bit crowded and not very peaceful.

Admission: The teachers and trainers here are awesome. They explain things well and help us with projects. They're preparing us for the real world. The exams can be challenging, but if you study, it's not too bad.

Placement: Around 80% of us get jobs after graduation. The top salary for CSE students is around 44 LPA. Most of us get offers between 5 to 12 LPA, with the middle offer being around 6 LPA. Big companies like Microsoft, Amazon, and others hire students from our college.

Campus: The classrooms here are really nice, with smart boards and fast Wi-Fi everywhere. They've got 11 labs, even some special CUDA ones. The library is huge, with tons of books and journals. And the hostels are pretty good too.

Admission: The teachers here are super smart and come from top schools. They're really nice and always ready to help. They explain things well and share cool career tips too. Love learning from them!

Placement: I've been at this university for a year now, and I'm really impressed with how great the placement cell is. Lots of 3rd-year students are getting internships, and final-year students are mostly getting good tech jobs. The average pay is around 8-10 LPA, which is awesome for a private university.

Campus: At my college, we've got everything we need. The classrooms are big and cool, the teachers are helpful, the Wi-Fi is strong, and the library is comfy all year round. And in my hostel, the bathrooms are connected to our rooms and super tidy.

Admission: The teachers here are really knowledgeable and experienced. They're super friendly and always help us out with any questions we have. The course material is great, but the exams can be tough. You need to aim for a pass rate of around 60%.

Placement: I'm studying a course where big companies like Microsoft, Adobe, and Infosys come for placements. The highest salary offered is 15 LPA and the lowest is 5 LPA. Most students, about 75%, get placed. The top job roles are project manager and software developer. And around 60% of students land internships too.

Campus: The hostel here is pretty cool. They have hostels for guys and girls. The bathrooms are nice, and the bedrooms have AC. The food is clean and good. The college buildings are nice, with big classrooms. Wi-Fi is only in the computer labs though. The library is awesome, and they have good medical facilities too.

Admission: The teachers at Chitkara are a mix - some are great, some not so much. They all have Ph.D.s. The teachers are friendly and always willing to help out. The course content is practical and helps us get ready for the real world. Exams are done on computers and include multiple-choice and coding questions.

Placement: I'm studying CSE here, just started my first year. Last year, 1800 out of 2200 CSE students got jobs. Chitkara's NIRF ranking in 2024 is 94. Internship opportunities in the third year don't look great this year. Only a few students are landing internships. The popular companies for placements are Infosys, Capgemini, Wipro, and others.

Campus: The Wi-Fi at school works great. Chitkara's campus is nice and all the classrooms have AC. There's a library for CSE with lots of books. I'm a day student, so I don't know much about the mess, but during a hackathon, I had food there three times and it was good. Everything is clean and scholarships aren't provided by Chitkara, but there are outside scholarships available. There are two food squares with places like Domino's, Venkeys, Momo Hunter, and Subway.

Admission: The curriculum at this university is top-notch, especially for engineering. It's very practical and focused on real-world skills. The teachers are super helpful and know their stuff. They are all well-qualified, which is great. Overall, the teaching here is really good and helps us get good placements.

Placement: Chitkara University is a private college that provides a decent number of job opportunities based on your skills. Many companies visit the campus to hire freshers. They conduct interviews for positions starting from 5 LPA. Some students even got placements offering 25-30 LPA. If you keep up your grades, you can definitely land a job in a good company.

Campus: The university's infrastructure is pretty good. The labs are well-equipped for engineering students, whether in mechanical or computer science. They have everything you need to practice and understand the study material. The hostel is also decent, with good food and comfortable rooms. Overall, it's a good place for students to learn and live.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good at teaching, but we gotta put in a lot of practice during exam time. It can get pretty busy, but if you study hard, you can handle it. Just remember, if you fail an exam, the fees to retake it are crazy high, so make sure to stay on top of your stuff.

Placement: Most students get placed, mostly by big companies that hire a lot of people at once. Some good companies come too, but they usually choose the best students. On average, students get a package of around 6-7 LPA.

Campus: The campus has good infrastructure, but there are too many rules. It's a nice campus, but a bit small and the tables are pricey. The classrooms are nice and cool with air conditioning. Wi-Fi is everywhere on campus. The hostel is good too. Medical help and games are all good. Overall, the campus is diverse and well-equipped. The sports facilities are awesome, with a lot of options for different sports.

Admission: The facilities here are pretty good. Most teachers have a Ph.D. or are working on one. They're really helpful and know their stuff. However, the substitute teachers aren't that great. The course content is current and matches what's needed in the industry. We have exams three times a semester, plus a final exam. The tests can be a bit challenging, but mostly fair.

Placement: At Chitkara University, most students get placed in their final year if they don't have any backlogs. The university is known for its mass placements. The highest salary package can go up to 25 LPA, while the average one is around 3-4 LPA. In the 6th semester, almost all students are expected to secure internships. Some intern in smaller companies, while others land opportunities in big companies like iOS.

Campus: The campus isn't great because it's pretty small and the buildings aren't huge. If you're a hosteller, you'll have classes in the evening from 4:00 PM to 9:30 PM. The classes have good Wi-Fi, and the library has all the books you need for your studies. They don't have a lot of other books though. They've got clubs for fun stuff outside of class, and you can play all kinds of sports there too.

Admission: The teachers aren't great here. They mostly teach theory stuff, not practical things. The coding vibe is not good either. Teachers aren't so helpful or good at what they do. They mainly focus on theory, not real-life stuff. The coding scene is not the best. The course content is old-fashioned and not up-to-date with what's happening in the industry. Exams in each semester are kinda average in difficulty. Most students pass with a rate of around 85-90%.

Placement: I'm in my second year studying BCA at Chitkara University. The placements are okay, not great. Almost half of our department students haven't found jobs yet. I belong to the BCA batch of 2023-26. Around 40-45% of students got placed. The highest salary offered is 5 LPA, the lowest is 2.8 LPA, and the average is 4 LPA. Some students got internships in small local companies, not big ones.

Campus: The campus is huge, about 100 acres in size. My department has good Wi-Fi, well-equipped labs, smart classrooms, and a nice library. The hostel is okay, the food in the mess and canteen is decent. They have basic medical facilities too. I like that there are good options for sports and games.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff and they do a great job teaching. The course is pretty standard for an engineering program. We have two sessional exams and one final exam that determine our CGPA. Semester exams are not too hard, if you study for a month you'll pass with no problem. You just need 40 out of 100 to pass.

Placement: Around 70% to 80% of students in our college land jobs in different companies. The highest salary is around 50 LPA and the lowest is 3-4 LPA. Big companies like Facebook, Microsoft, and Apple come for placements. They offer good roles in software engineering.

Campus: The classrooms are nice with AC and Wi-Fi. There are 2 big libraries on campus. The hostel options are great too. You can choose from 4, 3, 2, or 1 seater rooms with AC or non-AC, attached bathrooms, and Wi-Fi. The food in the mess is good, and each hostel has an indoor games room. The hostel fees are a bit steep though, like around Rs. 70,000 per semester.