GTBIT Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers and staff at this college are really good. They cover everything we need for the exams. The exams are split into two parts: mid-semester-1 in the first week of October and mid-semester-2 in the second week of November.

Placement: Most students usually get placed in the college if they keep up a good CGPA and practice coding languages. The highest salaries are around 15-20 LPA, while the average is 7-8 LPA. Almost everyone lands an internship, with top companies like Mobikwik and Amazon coming for recruitment.

Campus: The campus is pretty small and doesn't have good sports facilities. There are no hostels on campus, so you have to find a PG. The canteen is just okay. We don't have any sports grounds, so you have to practice on your own or go to the nearby sports complex for games.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good. They're really helpful and give good advice for getting a decent job after college. They also support you if you want to take exams like GATE. Not top-notch, but they're not bad either.

Placement: The job opportunities here are okay, mostly small companies come for placements. Big companies don't show up much. The average salary is about 6 LPA. If you're talented, you might get noticed here.

Campus: The college doesn't have hostels or much green space. The buildings are really old. There are two colleges on the same campus. They have an open canteen, perfect for hanging out in the summer. The area around the college is nice, better than Akhilesh Das Gupta.

Admission: The teachers here are super smart and always ready to help with anything you need. They really prepare us for the real world. Exams are okay if you pay attention in class. You just need 40% to pass.

Placement: To get placed at GTBIT, you need to have a decent CGPA of 8. Companies want students with good skills who can think creatively. The teachers at GTBIT help us get ready for these tricky questions.

Campus: GTBIT doesn't have hostels, but you can find PGs and flats nearby that are affordable and even offer lunch. The classrooms all have ACs, and the labs have a good number of working computers. It's convenient to get medical help because there are markets nearby where you can easily buy any medicine you need.

Admission: The teachers I've had so far in my first year are really nice. They're helpful and get where you're coming from. The course load is kinda intense with 2 mid-semester exams, one by the university and one by the college. Plus, there are practicals and end-of-semester exams. If you keep up with studying all semester, the exams are pretty easy. Even if you cram last minute, you can still do alright.

Placement: I'm a first-year college student, so I can't talk about placements yet. But from what I've heard, companies that hire a lot of people come to our college and offer jobs paying between 3.5 to 6-7 lakhs per year. Sometimes, there are companies that offer higher salaries, like 10 to 12 lakhs per year. The highest I've heard of is around 15 lakhs per year, but I'm not sure about previous years.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure with quality classes, labs, and facilities. However, the campus is too small, so there's not enough space for more infrastructure. In short, the campus is small. The infrastructure is good but not enough. Unfortunately, there's no hostel in our college.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at what they do. They give us notes to help us understand better. We also have lab classes with assistants. The semester exams are not too tough as long as you get the concepts.

Placement: The placements at our college aren't huge. Most students get offers between 3 to 5 LPA. But, there was this one student who got a whopping 52 LPA! Companies like Google, Microsoft, and Wipro often visit our campus for hiring.

Campus: The college facilities are pretty good. Every classroom has two ACs, and the labs are clean and air-conditioned. Unfortunately, there's no hostel on campus, but there are lots of PGs nearby.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and they're always there to help us out. The exams can be tough, but it's because they follow the main campus GGSIPU curriculum, which is known to be challenging. This means the exams are pretty high-quality. I do think they could update the syllabus to match what's happening in the real world better.

Placement: The job placements here are okay. Regular companies like TCS hire students from our college. So, the placements are just average. Nowadays, you need skills to get a job because there aren't many opportunities without them. Having the right skills is the key to getting hired.

Campus: The classes don't have Wi-Fi or smartboards, just air conditioning that doesn't reach the back seats. The college isn't very big, around 3-4 acres, so there's no playground for sports. Infrastructure is just okay.

Admission: The teachers are a mixed bag - some are nice, some not so great, but they're okay overall. The course curriculum is pretty standard for IPU colleges. Semester exams are usually easy, except for Math which trips up a lot of students. Every now and then, you'll find a qualified and helpful teacher which is a plus.

Placement: The college area is small, and the average package is about 8 LPA. The faculty are alright, but you gotta work hard for placements. A lot of the teachers are Sikh. Companies like Wipro visit for placements, and some students even get into Amazon through their own efforts. The college does give some support, but it's not a lot.

Campus: The college doesn't have a hostel, but there's a decent gym with all the basic stuff. Two canteens serve good food, and there's even a gurdwara on campus. The classrooms are fine, with ACs, and the library is pretty good too. The sports facilities are not too shabby either.

Admission: The teachers here are really good and know their stuff. They've got a lot of experience. The classes and exams match up well, with practical sessions and enough lectures. It's really helpful for learning and improving.

Placement: Lots of big companies come to our college for hiring students. It's good, but could be better if more companies came too. Our college is famous for helping students get jobs after they graduate. It's cool, but it also depends on how good you are at your stuff.

Campus: The college infrastructure needs some work. It would be great to have an air-conditioned auditorium and more seminar halls. There are plenty of classrooms and space, though. The common room is cool for everyone. The management should really focus on fixing up the auditorium.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They're always there to assist you when you need it. In your first year of B.Teach, everyone learns the same stuff. But in the second year, you get into the core subjects. There are two mid-term exams and one final exam each semester. The exams are pretty tough, so you gotta put in the work and study hard.

Placement: Let's talk about the job opportunities at this college. There are plenty of them available. Around 80% of students get placed. The highest salary offered is 46 LPA, while the lowest is around 5 to 6 LPA. Remember, getting placed depends on how well you know your stuff and how you behave during your time here.

Campus: The campus is super clean with three main blocks: one for lectures, one for labs, and one called Bhai Veer Singh block. Each subject has a couple labs, all kept neat and airy. Every room has two ACs. Plus, there are two libraries, two sports grounds, and two spots to grab a bite. I don't stay in a hostel, but a lot of my buddies do, and they're close by.

Admission: The teachers are cool. They don't bug you a lot. Just like any other college, you gotta turn in your assignments on time, and you're good to go. Attendance isn't a big deal. Besides the final exam, we also have two midterms. The university makes the question papers for those.

Placement: The job opportunities here are okay, but not amazing. Most companies that come here for recruitment usually offer internships first. And if you do well in your internship, they might offer you a full-time job. Big companies like TCS and Infosys come here too. They hire a lot of students at once. Overall, the job scene is decent, but don't expect something super fancy from this college.

Campus: The campus is pretty small with just one canteen and a Mother Dairy. The food at the canteen is decent. They also have a gym on campus. The only downside is they don't have their own ground. There are three blocks in total: one for lectures, one for labs, and one for projector rooms.