GJIMT Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at this college are really good, and we can talk to the HOD or the college director if we need help. We even got to visit some IT companies to see what kind of work people do there.

Placement: Around 65% of students found jobs after graduating. This college is great for learning about this field. Salaries range from Rs. 80,000 to 7 LPA. Lots of companies visit, but they want skilled students. There are tons of opportunities in this course.

Campus: I really liked studying at this college because they have all the facilities I needed for my field. I'm happy with my education here. Everything is great except they don't have a medical center or hospital.

Admission: The B.Com [hons] program at Gian Jyoti focuses on building a strong base. The teachers are said to be experienced, but opinions on them differ. We study important commerce subjects and get to learn about the industry too. Exams happen every semester and test both theory and practical skills. Some students find exams tough, while others think the faculty is great.

Placement: I went to Gian Jyoti Institute of Management and Technology and they help a lot with getting jobs, especially in IT and management. They work with good companies and help you with your career too. So, a lot of students get good jobs after they graduate.

Campus: The campus has cool facilities like labs, big classrooms, a cafeteria, and a library. They also have hands-on training for hospitality students to learn better.

Admission: The teachers in this college are really good and some of them are really friendly with us. There are so many fun things happening on campus. The activities here help us improve our skills. Lots of students join in, and the college even gives out gifts and rewards to the participants.

Placement: The job opportunities at this college are great. Almost all students get placed, with just a couple not finding jobs. It's a good choice for securing a job after graduation. The highest package offered here is around 10 lakhs. Among the tri-city colleges, this one stands out for placements.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with modern, air-conditioned classrooms. They offer 5 different courses for both undergrad and postgrad students. The only downside is the small canteen that's often closed. Other than that, everything else is pretty good.

Admission: The college hours are great - from 9 am to 4:00 pm. Classes start at 9:30 am and last for 45 minutes each. College ends at 4:00 pm, and buses leave at 4:20 pm. If you have any issues, you can talk to the HOD or the college director. We even got to visit IT companies to learn about our future jobs.

Placement: The placements at our college are pretty good. I didn't really participate because I want to join my family business after my MBA. But around 10-15 companies come for placements, mostly from the Northside. I did get an internship at a big MNC, and they hired me later. I'm still working there now. They pay me Rs. 10,256 per month, which is cool. Overall, it worked out well for me.

Campus: There are two hostels on campus, one for boys and one for girls. The hostel fee is extra and gets added to the total college fees if you choose to stay there. If you prefer, there are some great PG options near the college with cool stuff like Wi-Fi, AC, cooler, fridge, etc. They cost around Rs. 5,000 monthly. Gian Jyoti has nice classrooms, labs, libraries, dining halls, Wi-Fi, and all the important stuff you need.

Admission: I'm doing my MBA at this college to learn more about marketing. Lots of students from here got placed in big companies like Tynor and Tribune. The teaching is really good, and they also offer internships to help us prepare for jobs.

Placement: The companies coming for placements at our college are from various fields like Aerospace & Defence, Banking, Development & Social, Financial Services, FMCG, and NGOs. The college gets us ready for interviews during placement drives. Big companies like Google, Microsoft, Acer, Wipro, and IIHT hire students for different roles. The salary packages are good too. The highest package was about 7 LPA and the average was around 3 LPA.

Campus: The college has solid infrastructure with projectors in classrooms for interactive learning. The library is stocked with books for all subjects. The campus is clean and well-kept. The fees are reasonable. Classrooms have smartboards, there's a playground for sports, and CCTV cameras for security. The only downside is no Wi-Fi on campus.

Admission: The teachers here all have doctorates and really know their stuff. They have experience working in the industry, which helps us learn better. The exams each semester are doable as long as you study and use what you've learned.

Placement: In my year, lots of students got cool jobs with good pay at companies like Jaro, Wipro, DMart, Vivo, Tynor, HDFC, and others. The placement team helps us find jobs in India and abroad.

Campus: The classrooms are awesome, they have digital labs too. Lab equipment is top-notch and we get hands-on experience with all kinds of hardware stuff. The tools they provide are really good. The campus is nice and easy to reach by car, cab, auto-rickshaw, or bus because it's in the city.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and have lots of experience. Many of them have a PhD. They teach using PowerPoints which helps us understand better. We do revisions and have two MST tests. We also go on field trips to learn practical stuff. The subjects we study are super useful and prepare us well for working in the industry.

Placement: I'm in my first year, so I don't know much about placements yet. But our seniors say around 60% of students get jobs. The highest salary was 6 LPA and the lowest was 3.5 LPA. Companies like Jaro, PhonePe, and Saint Gabion come for placements. Due to COVID-19, we didn't have internships. They offer roles in marketing, HR, finance, and digital marketing.

Campus: The computer labs here are great with lots of different software to practice computer stuff. The library has tons of books, which is cool. I'm not sure about the hostels because I'm crashing at my uncle's place. The canteen is closed, but they have medical services. And there's a sports ground where we play basketball, football, cricket, and volleyball. It's pretty awesome!

Admission: The teachers at our college are really knowledgeable and helpful. They're experienced and well-qualified in their subjects. The way they teach is great and everything is well managed. I think the teaching quality here is pretty good.

Placement: The job placements at our college are pretty good. Lots of companies come for recruitment. I've seen many older students get jobs. Our college has a placement cell that's really helpful. They work hard to make sure every student finds a job. It's great to see everyone getting placed.

Campus: The infrastructure at Gian Jyoti Institute of Management and Technology is pretty good. We've got separate computer labs, a library with lots of books to borrow, and good parking with security guards. It's all we really need!

Admission: The teachers at GJIMT are really good. They know a lot and are always there to help. They teach us in a practical way, share real-world knowledge, and make classes fun. Thanks to them, we're getting better at our studies and job skills.

Placement: Gain Jyoti Institute of Management and Technology has a great track record for placements. They work with lots of companies in banking, FMCG, and IT. The highest international salary is INR 84 LPA, and the average domestic salary is around INR 6-7 LPA. They have training and placement programs every year.

Campus: The B.Com (Hons.) program at GJIMT has cool stuff like smart classrooms, a library with everything you need, computer labs, Wi-Fi, seminar halls, and big auditoriums. Plus, they've got sports facilities, a cafeteria, and hostels. It's a good mix of study and fun on campus.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're super smart and make learning easy. They give us tasks to help us get better at stuff. Plus, we get to go on cool trips to learn about real-world stuff. It's great!

Placement: The placements here are really good. Lots of companies come to hire students. Last year, a bunch of students landed jobs. I'm doing my MBA here, and I got a nice internship. Most companies offer starting salaries between 5 to 8 LPA, which is decent for beginners.

Campus: The college has awesome infrastructure. The classrooms are modern with Wi-Fi and super clean. The library is great with lots of books. And the computer labs are top-notch with over 50 computers. Love it here!