Gurukul Institute of Engineering and Technology Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful and really know their stuff. They make learning fun and take us to the labs to show us how things work. They give us great examples to help us understand better. In the third year, we get to do internships and pick a company to work with. The heads of departments are all really nice and easy to talk to.

Placement: Lots of cool companies come to our college to hire students who know their stuff. They do placements for 3rd and 4th-year students. Most students get placed about 75%! The salaries depend on the company. We've had companies like Tech Mahindra, Wipro, and Eduzone come to campus for placements.

Campus: The college has everything you need - free Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, library, medical and sports facilities. The teachers and students work well together. The hostel is great and affordable. It feels like a second home because of the friendly atmosphere.

Admission: The faculty at our college is really knowledgeable, but they lack experience. Sometimes there's a bit of drama between teachers. Almost all of them have their master's degrees. Our courses follow the Rajasthan Technical University curriculum. I think we're the only college in Kotak that takes students on a bunch of industrial tours.

Placement: The college says they have the best placements in the Hadoti region, but in reality, there are no placements happening. They claim students get a 9 LPA package, but that's not true. Seniors who did get placed haven't received any job offers yet. Even if you do get a job, the salary is only around Rs. 10,000, which is less than what BPO jobs pay. Only 1% of students got placed because no companies have come for placements this year. The college doesn't help with internships either. If you want to work on a project, you have to pay for it yourself because the college doesn't support any of the costs.

Campus: The college buildings are just okay. We have all the labs we need, but sometimes we don't have the tools we need. The lab helpers don't seem to know much, they only have Polytechnic/ITI diplomas. We get free Wi-Fi for two months, then they change the password. There's a first aid kit, but no nurse or doctor. They have a van to take students to town in emergencies. They haven't done any sports events in the past three years, and they don't have NCC grade C. Water and electricity are good. The classrooms have everything we need. There's no canteen, just a simple stall with a few snacks and drinks. It's expensive and not that tasty. But the badminton court is nice and well-kept. The library is awesome, you don't have to buy books.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and are super qualified. They explain everything so well that I never feel confused. I'm taking a class on engineering drawing, which is crucial for mechanical engineers. It's been a big help for my future career.

Placement: Around 60% of us in my class landed jobs in mechanical engineering at big companies like Bhatia and Company, Kamal Hyundai, Kia Galaxy, SAS Agrotech, and Krisscon Global Private Limited. Plus, we got opportunities at sector companies too. Almost everyone - about 90% of us - snagged internships at top companies.

Campus: The college I go to has awesome hostel facilities. They've got AC rooms and the mess food is pretty good too. Plus, there's free Wi-Fi all over campus which is super helpful for studying. The labs are really high-tech and perfect for students to work on their projects.

Admission: The teachers really knew their stuff and put in a lot of effort to help us out. A few of them had top-notch qualifications from places like IITs and NITs. The course material was good, but the labs weren't up to par, so we didn't feel fully prepared for the industry.

Placement: I graduated in 2016 from the civil engineering program. We had around 130 students in our batch, but only about 20-25 of us landed jobs. The highest salary was 3.15 LPA, the lowest was 1.5 LPA, and the average was 2 LPA. Tech Mahindra was the major company hiring back then. Most of us got internships at places like GHCL, RWSS. The main job role we got was assistant site engineer.

Campus: Back when I was there, our college's infrastructure wasn't great. We had Wi-Fi in the classrooms and library. The labs were there, but they didn't have all the equipment we needed. For example, there was no total station for civil engineers. The rooms could fit 2 people. The food wasn't that good. We didn't have medical help on campus. But we did have a field for sports like cricket, football, and baseball.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at what they do. They use practical examples and explain things in detail. Every year, each department goes on field trips to different industries. We even have meetings with Rajasthan Technical University on campus.

Placement: The job salaries after college were pretty good, around 2 to 3 lakhs per year. I heard about a senior who got a job in Dubai through a Skype interview. About 2 to 5 percent of students get placed every year. The lowest salary was 10,000 rupees monthly, but the highest was over 70,000 rupees. Usually, 3 to 4 companies come to hire students each year. The college has a placement cell to help out.

Campus: The college campus is really modern. They have wi-fi everywhere, and you can play cricket, basketball, badminton, and volleyball. Plus, there's a library and hostel on campus. The food in the mess is pretty good. The mechanical workshop here is the biggest I've seen. The canteen is small and just okay, not great.

Admission: The faculty here is really supportive and helpful. My Head of Department is great too, always there for us. The teachers know their stuff and are really good at teaching. Exams can be tough, but it's just right for the course.

Placement: None of us got jobs or internships from our course. The job placements were really bad, and I'm pretty disappointed.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here sucks, classrooms are fine but the computer labs are a mess. Half the computers don't even work! And don't even get me started on the practical classes. The library is only good for borrowing books, not for studying. Overall, the facilities here are pretty bad.

Admission: The faculty here is alright, but some are really great. Overall, the college is pretty good. First and second-year students have a blast. Every teacher is helpful, but a few stand out in each department. They're always there for us students.

Placement: The college is really supportive when it comes to placements. The companies that come for placements usually offer average salary packages. I've seen big names like Wipro, HCL, and others giving opportunities for selection.

Campus: I've learned a lot and really like living in the hostel. It's great for regular students. The food in the mess isn't amazing, but it's okay. Wi-Fi, library, and classrooms are all in good shape. The library atmosphere is awesome.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and help us prepare for the future. Mr. Pawan Soni is amazing at teaching chemistry  I'm a huge fan! The other teachers are great too, always supportive and ready to help whenever we need it.

Placement: The job placements at Kotak are awesome! Big companies like Oriental, Vivo, Oppo, Samsung, Tata, and Microsoft come for placements. Even coaching institutes like Rao IIT, Vibrant, Resonance, Allen, Akash, Etos, and Sarvottal visit for placements. It's a great opportunity for students!

Campus: The college here has top-notch facilities compared to other private colleges in Kotak. They've got everything labs, library, mechanical lab, garden, and even buses for pick-up and drop-off. Mr. Gocher is the college director and they make sure we students have all we need.

Admission: The teachers are mostly good and experienced, but some are not that great. Their teaching is not clear and it's hard to understand what they're saying. They do help you when you're stuck and will explain things again if you ask. The course is like what you find in any college linked with RTU. It's also affiliated with RTU. The course doesn't really prepare you for the industry, but that's the same in most colleges. The exams each semester can be easy or kind of tough. RTU conducts the exams, and they can be held in another college.

Placement: I'm in my fourth year studying CSE. So far, no companies have come for placements. The college mentioned lots of companies in their brochure, but none have shown up for placements yet in 2024. If you're looking for on-campus placements, maybe think twice about coming here.

Campus: The college has some issues with its infrastructure, especially after placements. The computer lab for CSE students is not working properly. The computers are only good for online exams or just for show. The classroom walls are a bit dirty but it's fine for studying. Hostel facilities are there, but I'm not sure about the food. There's a small canteen that's more like a shop. And hey, we've got a cricket field, volleyball, and basketball court here. They even host sports events every year.

Admission: The teachers at Gurukul Institute of Engineering and Technology are super helpful. They make things easy for us and give us a boost of energy for improvement. My top pick is the electrical engineering faculty, they're great! And the administration staff is awesome too.

Placement: The college has great placement opportunities. Each year, more students get placed. Our senior batch had 90% placements in various companies. It's a popular college in Kota. Anyone interested in this field would love to be part of Gurukul Institute of Engineering and Technology.

Campus: I really like the classrooms at this college. My favorite spot is the library because I love books. They have a bunch of books on different subjects by different authors. The labs are great too, and they have everything for every stream. The staff here are awesome, they always help us and want us to succeed. I'm grateful for this college.