Jan Nayak Ch. Devi Lal Memorial College Of Engineering (JCDCOE) Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at this college know their stuff and have real-world experience. They teach in a way that's easy to understand and give us notes and hands-on experience. The classes get us ready for jobs. The teachers are friendly and we can talk to them easily. They even have classes for improving our communication and spoken English skills.

Placement: The job placements here aren't great. Most companies that come are small, and there aren't many of them. The best salary offered was just 2.5 lpa. But on the bright side, there are no internships provided and the fees are really cheap, so the return on investment is decent.

Campus: The college and hostel look really nice. They have gardens, labs, libraries, and classrooms with big windows. There are five fans and five lights in each room. The Wi-Fi is fast, with 25 mbps on campus and a whopping 55 mbps in the labs.

Admission: The teachers were super helpful, and having tests often really helped me understand the stuff. We finished the course on time, and I had enough time to review everything. They also organized cool seminars that we could join to make learning more fun.

Placement: After I graduated from this college, a few startups hired students, including me. I also landed a job through campus placements. However, there weren't many opportunities in my field of mechanical engineering. Most companies that visited were in marketing, which wasn't my area of study.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities in the labs. The teachers covered all the practical topics well. The classrooms are big and clean. The auditorium is cool for cultural events. They also have lots of sports activities, which is a big plus for the college.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really helpful and know their stuff. They use practical ways to teach, and the student-teacher ratio is good. All the staff members are NET qualified. It would've been great to get more industry exposure though.

Placement: There weren't any placements for us, but a few of our seniors got jobs. A lot of companies came to our college, but none picked anyone from our batch. Our seniors got jobs with a starting salary of 2.5 LPA. Some students even got offers with a salary package as high as 10 LPA.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like cricket, volleyball, basketball, badminton, football, and even archery! Plus, we have coaches for each sport. The campus also has Wi-Fi, which is cool. Overall, the college infrastructure is top-notch.

Admission: During my time at college (2012-2016), the teachers were great and really put in effort. But lately, because there are fewer students, some teachers got let go. The new teachers are just okay, and they have to handle more subjects now. So, I'd say the quality has gone down a bit.

Placement: The placement scene here is pretty bad. There's only been one company that came for placements, and they only hired one student with a low salary. Even our seniors didn't have any luck with placements. It seems like the college doesn't have any connections with companies, which is why the placement opportunities are really limited.

Campus: The campus is nice with good ventilation, clean bathrooms, and water coolers. There's plenty of parking and big lawns to hang out. But the labs don't have all the right equipment, so I'd say it's just okay overall.

Admission: Studying with our faculty was tough because they didn't know much. Most teachers had just graduated or only taught for a year or two. Our batch was the first to pass for civil, so there weren't many experienced teachers around.

Placement: No companies came for on-campus placements, so none of us got placed through the college. There was this one fake insurance company that interviewed students from all streams - electrical, civil, mechanical, and computer science engineering. Our civil engineering batch was the first one, so we didn't have any seniors in our stream.

Campus: The Wi-Fi on campus is pretty bad and we had to pay for it without getting good service. But the classrooms are nice. The library has good seating, but not all the books were there since we were the first batch. They just opened a new medical hospital on campus with high-tech stuff. However, the sports facilities need more maintenance and upgrades.

Admission: The mechanical department teachers are really great. They know a lot and are super helpful. I never had any problems at this college. The faculty are friendly and always ready to assist with any academic or project issues. They're all well-educated, which is awesome. Plus, having separate labs for certain subjects makes learning easier for us students.

Placement: The college doesn't have many job placements. It's up to the students to find good opportunities. If you aim for a top company, look elsewhere. This college is good for getting a degree. I recommend it for local students who want to finish their studies and prepare for government exams. Avoid it if you dream of working in big companies.

Campus: I love how cool our college looks! It's got Wi-Fi everywhere, which is awesome. Each department has its own canteen, and the hostel rooms are decent. We've got a basketball court and even a cricket stadium for sports. Oh, and each department has its own library with loads of books. And don't forget the huge auditorium it's the best part of our college for sure!

Admission: The teachers here are really knowledgeable. Three of them are GATE qualified and they've been teaching for over 7 years. Our head of the department has a PhD and has been teaching for 10 years. They teach in a very professional way. And there's only 1 teacher for every 7 students, so you get good attention.

Placement: The job placements for my branch aren't as good as some others, but I've seen seniors land jobs at top companies like L&T and Ultra Tech. The mechanical branch seniors got placed in Maruti, Toyota, and Rivers. Loads of companies visited for placements, so there were plenty of options.

Campus: JCDM COE Sirsa isn't just an engineering college, it's a bunch of colleges with different courses like B.A., M.A., B.Sc., M.Sc., B.Ed, M.Ed, BBA, and more. The campus is cool with a dental college and a hospital. The campus looks nice, especially the parks. They've got a cricket ground, a shooting range, and other facilities like parking, canteen, rest house, and hostel. The labs have everything we need, and there are fire safety devices too. The classrooms are nice, and the canteen food is tasty. Plus, there are volleyball, football, and hockey courts. It's a great place to study and have fun!

Admission: The teachers at this college are super helpful and nice. They really get what we're going through and they know their stuff. Plus, they teach in a way that's easy to understand. The semester exams stick to what we've been learning, so there are no surprises.

Placement: I'm in a course where around 80-90 students get good placements. Lots of companies visit our college for placements. We also get paid internships based on our ranks. In the fifth semester, there are internship options for us students. It's great!

Campus: Our college has its own library with Wi-Fi, a separate reading room, and large open classrooms. There are labs for computers, Chemistry, Physics, and English where we can do many experiments. It's great!

Admission: The teachers aren't very helpful. They don't know much about the course. But the library is awesome! They have lots of good books, and the staff there is really nice. They help you find new books and even suggest articles to read. The principal is super experienced too.

Placement: Lots of companies showed up and offered about 50 jobs at our college. The Training and Placement Officer (TPO) at JCD is really good. He shared a bunch of details about the new companies. The campus infrastructure isn't great because they don't have much money, and they don't give us enough time for extracurricular activities.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is really bad, and the professors don't seem to know much about what they're teaching. It's because the college is run by a charity, so they don't have much money to improve things. The only positive thing about the college is the students.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. A lot of them have Master's degrees and are GATE qualified. They really know their stuff and their experience is a big plus. The course is good, but I think we focus too much on theory and not enough on practical stuff.

Placement: During my time at college, I found out that previous students got jobs in companies. They had about an 80% placement rate with average packages of around $200,000. Unfortunately, my batch didn't have any placements recorded.

Campus: The campus is huge, just like an NIT campus. Facilities are really good, especially the labs and classrooms. The library has lots of books. Wi-Fi is there, but it's limited. Hostel facilities are okay. The mess, canteen, and sports facilities are great. There's even a hospital and a cricket stadium on campus for practice. It's awesome!