Jai Narain college of Technology (JNCT) Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff and are always there to help, but some of them could do better with how they teach. Most of them care about getting us ready for exams, but the subjects aren't really geared towards what we need in the industry. The exams from RGPV University are okay and you can do well if you study for a week or two before.

Placement: Many students in my program land jobs after graduation, with about 70% getting employed. The highest salary offered on campus was over 20 LPA, and lots of companies gave out job offers. The average package is around 450,000. Some students even got offers over 1 crore from Amazon. The main companies that hire from our college are Cisco, VMware, Deutsche Bank, and Amazon. Internships are available, but they're not always amazing. Most internships focus on Software Development Engineering roles.

Campus: The college doesn't have good facilities and there are no hostels. So most students in Bhopal have to find a place to stay off-campus. Also, the college only has hostels for first-year students and girls. The food quality is not that great either.

Admission: The teachers at JNCT College are helpful and knowledgeable, but they mostly care about attendance and assignments. It's a bit odd because sometimes students who turned in assignments on time got lower grades than those who didn't turn anything in. I don't think this college really prepares us for the industry. The semester exams are okay, and the pass percentage varies, but most students get good grades since the college is affiliated with RGPV.

Placement: I was in a course where only 40 percent of students got placed. The lnct main campus is where companies usually visit, like Cognizant, Capgemini, HCL, and Hexaware. They recruit from lnct main, lncts, lncte, and jnct groups. In my experience at jnct, internships weren't a focus, so students had to find them on their own. For B.Tech graduates, common roles offered are software engineers, machine learning engineers, DevOps engineers, and more.

Campus: The facilities at JNCT are more focused on assignments than on developing skills, preparing for interviews, or building personality, which isn't great. They didn't pay much attention to the quality of the hostel food either. Plus, they're raising the hostel fees, and the mess area isn't very clean. On the bright side, there are good opportunities for sports and games.

Admission: Most students passed the semester exams, around 80-90%. The extracurricular activities here really prepare you for the industry. But not all the lab training and placement classes directly relate to the industry  sometimes it's more about gaining knowledge. The college does a good job teaching you practical skills and mentors are there to guide you.

Placement: I really liked the courses offered here like software engineering, web development, AIML, and AIDS. They really make it easy to land a job after graduating. About 70-85% of students in each batch end up getting placed, which is awesome. Plus, the college helps us get internships, both from within the college and from outside sources. It's a great way to gain some real-world experience!

Campus: The labs have Wi-Fi, which is awesome. They're super modern and great for working on projects. There are plenty of labs, so lots of students can use them at once. You'll find classrooms, a library, and a mess on campus. Girls have hostels, and there's a canteen just for us. Plus, there's a sports ground for games and events.

Admission: The teachers are really nice and know their stuff. There aren't as many lab classes as there are regular classes. The course matches what RGPV University says, but it doesn't prepare us for the industry. You just need to get 33% to pass, and the semester exams are kinda average in terms of difficulty.

Placement: Most students get jobs if they don't have any backlogs. The highest package is 25 LPA, with an average of 4.5 LPA. Top companies like TCS, Ninja, and Wipro hire from here. They mostly offer roles in website development. The fees are good. The teachers and placement groups are nice. Just gotta keep up with your CGPA and attendance to succeed.

Campus: The facilities here are pretty good. We've got computer labs for stuff like artificial intelligence, machine learning, and web development. The college provides books and study materials at the library. The food in the canteen and the sports facilities are just okay.

Admission: The teachers here are really awesome. They're super helpful and supportive, always there to help us grow both personally and academically. Many of them have top-notch qualifications from places like IIT and NITs. Their teaching skills are top-notch too. This course is super important because companies are looking for students who know data analytics. But hey, the semester exams aren't that tough, especially for average students. You just need 33% to pass.

Placement: My course is pretty new, so no one has graduated yet. So, I can't say how many students get jobs after. But, for other courses, about 80% of students get placed in good companies. This college is known for getting students jobs, so that's cool. The highest salary offered is 17 lakhs per year, while the lowest is 3.5 lakhs per year. On average, it's around 5 lakhs per year. Big companies like Cisco, Infosys, and Walmart hire students from here. Lots of students also get internships from these companies.

Campus: The department I'm in has great facilities for students. There are about 20 Wi-Fi labs with 50 computers in each. And there's a special lab just for students to use. The classrooms have projectors for teaching with digital stuff. The library has loads of books you can borrow for free, from old ones to new ones. The hostel has good facilities too, like Wi-Fi all the time, decent food in the canteen, medical help, and fun sports and games.

Admission: The teachers are great at teaching and encouraging us to get better at our subjects. The exams are tough, so you can't cheat because they watch us closely.

Placement: This year, the placements aren't great. Not many students got placed. The highest package was 40 LPA. Last year, the average package was 3.5 LPA. A big company came to our college last year and hired a lot of seniors. They all got good jobs.

Campus: The campus has great infrastructure and clean labs, but the Wi-Fi connection is not the best. Overall, the campus is clean and has a good vibe. My course in artificial intelligence is challenging but in high demand for the future.

Admission: The college facilities are top-notch, and all the professors here have their Masters and PhD. They hold classes regularly. You gotta have 75% attendance, or else you'll need to contact your parents and sign a document about your attendance. But hey, if you work hard and smart, the exams aren't too bad. You won't even miss your school days here.

Placement: Placements start in the 7th semester for B.Tech students. The college has lots of courses to choose from. The highest package is 1.12 crores and the lowest is 1.8 lakhs. On average, students get around 6 LPA. Amazon, TCS, Infosys, and others are the top companies that hire from here. About 80% of students end up getting placed, which is pretty good.

Campus: The college has a good infrastructure. It's not super big, but it's nice for a regular college. The campus is pretty with lots of greenery. Wi-Fi is available everywhere, even in the smart classrooms and library. There are 3 canteens with good food. And there are plenty of sports activities to do.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. They've helped me understand all my subjects better. My semester exams have been okay too.

Placement: In my class, there are around 137 students. 75 of them got jobs after college. The average salary is 3.2 LPA, and the highest is around 18 LPA. The top companies that hire here are Cisco, Quntiphi, Infosys, and TCS.

Campus: The facilities at my college are pretty average. There aren't as many teachers as students, but we've got lots of labs and a library. Plus, we also have sports and medical facilities available.

Admission: The professors are really great here. There‚¬â„¢s always 2 teachers for each subject, and they all have Ph.D. degrees. They teach using a hands-on method which is cool. The best part is we can easily talk to them in class or during breaks. They‚¬â„¢re always there to help us out. I‚¬â„¢m into computers, so I picked computer science. It‚¬â„¢s a big field and always changing. They start from the basics so we can be ready for the real world. Practicing what we learn is key to getting better.

Placement: To be eligible for placements, we need to wait till the 3rd year. That's when companies start coming to hire students. You gotta have at least 60% in 10th and 12th grades to qualify for campus placements. It's like the basic requirement set by the companies. Plus, you should really know your stuff from all your classes.

Campus: At the end of each semester, we have this cool annual event that everyone looks forward to. The library has a bunch of books for our courses and our majors. In class, they use a lot of technology to teach us, which is great. The campus is huge, so there are tons of sports and activities to join. I'm part of the environment club and there are other social clubs too. It's a pretty awesome place to be.

Admission: In the first semesters, the teachers are really nice and know their stuff. The exams are pretty easy too. Just take notes from ChatGPT, go over the summary, and write down what you get. If you study a bit, you'll do fine. Everyone passes, no worries.

Placement: The placement scene at this college isn't great. LNCT Raisen Road College handles all the placements; no companies come to Jai Narain College for placements. LNCT helps us secure jobs by using their name. They offer roles in various branches and specializations of AI/ML.

Campus: The Wi-Fi works fine here, but the library isn't open 24/7. There's space for students, but it's hard to find a spot to sit. Hostel fees are pretty steep, and you can only stay for one year. The food isn't great, but you can manage in the beginning and give feedback. We used to complain a lot during our time here.