GNDU RC Jalandhar Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers are really smart and supportive. They know a lot about their subjects, which helps us get ready for our future careers. The courses cover what we need to know and are similar to what other engineering colleges offer around here.

Placement: The college has really good placement rates, around 75% to 80%. The highest salary you can get depends on how good you are, but most students get around 4-5 Lacs per year. TCS is the top company that hires students. Your job role will depend on what you study and your skills.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure and facilities. The department has a good library with strong Wi-Fi. The labs are well-equipped and the lab attendants are helpful. The hostels are really nice and have good facilities. There's a mess in the hostel that serves good food, and there's also a canteen. They have a 24/7 medical facility available as well.

Admission: The professors here are really smart, but there are too many students in each class. They don't teach well, just focus on theory without real-life stuff. The subjects are outdated, like Punjabi and English, but the exams are a breeze because they use old questions.

Placement: The college usually offers an average package of around 5 lakhs. The highest package generally goes up to 8 lakhs. Out of 100 students last year, about 15 got placed. Our campus mostly sees service-based companies coming in for placements. Unfortunately, the college doesn't provide internships. Students often end up in roles like data analysts.

Campus: The campus doesn't have good facilities like painted walls or wifi in hostels. It's not great for engineering students who need it. The food at the mess is good, but there are too many mice around. There's no sports facilities in the hostel. The canteen only has a few food options.

Admission: The teachers are super smart and always ready to help out, but the course material feels kind of old-fashioned. It's more about theory than real-world stuff. Not a lot of people here are into coding, so there's not much of a coding vibe. The exams each semester are pretty easy - you can do well even if you're not great with coding languages.

Placement: The college placements are okay. Around 12 students got jobs last year because of the tough job market. Big companies like KPMG, TCS, and Wipro come to campus. The average salary is about 6 lakh per year, with the highest being 13 lakh. But some companies aren't hiring as much. Coding Ninja also visits for recruitment.

Campus: The wifi here is super slow and some computers in the labs don't even work. The library is good, but it has limited hours. You can't go after 3 pm, and it's closed on weekends. Hostel facilities are awesome, and the food in the mess and canteen is tasty. Unfortunately, there aren't any sports offered outside of class.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and make sure we get it too. The course is great for getting us ready for jobs. We have one small test and one big test each semester, and most students pass with flying colors.

Placement: The placements and training team at our college works really hard. Every year, big companies like Nagarro, Wipro, Infosys, Amdocs, Accenture, come to our campus to hire students. Most students end up getting a job in a good company. This year, the highest salary offered is 9 LPA, and the average salary is 4 LPA. It's cool to see so many opportunities for us after graduation.

Campus: The college has really good facilities like clean classrooms, labs, and a library for IT students. The campus is green and well-maintained. There's also a playground, basketball court, and plenty of parking. Overall, it's a nice place to study.

Admission: The semester exams at college are tough, but the teachers are really nice and know a lot about law. They're also super polite, even with students. You need at least 45% to pass, and the highest score is 80%. We use a CGPA system, and all the exams are held on campus.

Placement: In law school, students have to find their own placements. I'm in a batch of 60 students, and we got our seats by filling out an online form after finishing 12th grade. There's also a 3-year law program with 120 seats available for students who have already graduated.

Campus: The hostels aren't great, and the washrooms aren't very clean. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi. On the bright side, the classrooms are nice and well-kept. The library is good, and the faculty is really helpful. They have sports and games too. The canteen isn't the best, but there are other places nearby to grab a bite.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart. They help us a lot and the way they teach is good. Exams can be a bit tough, but not too hard to figure out. The passing rate is okay. The teachers give us good guidance, but now that we're in college, we need to learn how to study on our own. It's a good place to learn and grow.

Placement: Around 20 students from our batch of 66 got placed on-campus. The highest salary offered is 14 lakhs per annum, while the lowest is 3.45 lakhs per annum. Companies like KPMG, Tata, Accenture, Amdocs, and Capgemini come for recruitment. If you put in the effort and stay focused on your goals, you have a good chance of landing a placement. Just keep your eyes on the prize!

Campus: The library is awesome! It's the best spot on campus. The Wi-Fi is kind of spotty, which is a bummer for us engineering students, especially in CSE. The hostel is nice and the food in the mess and canteen is pretty good. Medical facilities are solid, and there are games to play. Just wish the Wi-Fi worked better for us.

Admission: The teachers at this college are amazing! They're super helpful and know their stuff really well. They explain things in a way that's easy to understand. The course material is good, but some students struggle with it.

Placement: Around 40% of us got placed after finishing our course. The average salary we got offered was Rs. 30,000 monthly. Most of us landed jobs in TCS, while others found placements in various companies. The roles we got were HR, technician, and computer operator. On average, the salary package was 3.5 LPA.

Campus: The university didn't have Wi-Fi for students. The labs were okay. Some classrooms had projectors, others only had whiteboards. There wasn't a boys' hostel on campus, so I can't say anything about it.

Admission: The teachers here are really great! They know their stuff and are always there to help. They give us notes to help us study. The course is spot on for what we need in the industry. It's updated, so we're all set for our careers.

Placement: Most students land jobs after graduation, around 80%. The salary range is good  from 3.5 LPA to 15 LPA. Big companies like Amdocs, Wipro, TCS, Infosys come for placements. And lots of students get internships in top companies too, like 70-75% of them.

Campus: The facilities at our college are awesome! We've got Wi-Fi, a cool library, and labs to help us learn. The library has tons of books, so it's easy to find what you need. Campus life is really fun, and I think these four years will be the best ever!

Admission: The regular teachers know their stuff well, both theory and practical. But the new teachers aren't as knowledgeable. They end up teaching things we haven't learned yet, which can be tough on us students. On the bright side, the staff who aren't teachers are really helpful and supportive.

Placement: The placements at our college are pretty good, but students at the main campus seem to get more opportunities because they know the criteria and dates better. Sometimes, students receive emails from the placement department just a day or two before.

Campus: The university sounds good, but they didn't spend the money wisely on the buildings and upkeep. When I first came here, I thought it looked more like a government office than a college.

Admission: I really like the teachers here. They know a lot and are super helpful. They have advanced degrees and are always there to help with any questions. They even help with career stuff and give good advice. The teachers really motivate you to do your best.

Placement: The college doesn't focus on placements, but their teaching style and curriculum really set you up for success in the legal field. They cover all the basics, clear up any confusion, and offer lots of support. The quality of education they provide is top-notch!

Campus: As a government institute, this college doesn't have a lot of fancy facilities, but it's awesome overall. They don't make you pay extra for any activities or stuff like that. You just pay your fees at the beginning and end of each semester.