Jaypee University of Information Technology Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They know their stuff and are always there to support us. Most of them have advanced degrees and know a lot from their industry experience. They're easy to talk to and help us with our questions, projects, and career advice. The way they teach is good. We learn a mix of theory and hands-on stuff like case studies and lab work. The class discussions are interactive and fun.

Placement: Most students in my course got jobs after graduating. The highest salary offered is 50 LPA, and the average is 12 LPA. Big companies like Facebook, Google, and Microsoft come to hire students from our college. About half of us also got internships at places like Paytm and PayPal. The popular job roles in our course are software engineer and more.

Campus: The facilities in my department are top-notch. The classrooms are big, bright, and have projectors for better lectures. Plus, there's Wi-Fi everywhere for online research and study materials. It's great for both learning and hands-on experience.

Admission: A lot of teachers who've been here since the start have left. The faculty isn't great. They know their stuff but don't teach well. The course content is current and the exams are okay. You need a 30 out of 100 to pass.

Placement: I got 89.2% in 12th grade and got into CSE here. The placements aren't amazing, though. The lowest package is around 4.5-5 LPA. The highest this year is 50 LPA, but that's off-campus. The subjects are interesting and the curriculum is updated.

Campus: The labs have Wi-Fi and new computers from this year. The classrooms are nice with whiteboards. The library is awesome for studying with three floors and open until midnight. The hostel rooms have a good view, but no snacks at night. There are vending machines for coffee and snacks, and the cafeteria is open until 11 PM.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really talented. They make the lessons easy to understand. The course curriculum gets updated often by the college. The semester exams are tough, but you can find all the books you need in the library.

Placement: The job opportunities here are awesome! About 90% of students got placed in big companies. There were over 100 companies that came for placements, like Google, Infosys, Wipro, and Microsoft. The highest salary offered was 40 lakhs, which is amazing.

Campus: Our college has great infrastructure with decent facilities. The management has given our department good classrooms, a nice library, and Wi-Fi in the labs. Plus, there's a hostel for students.

Admission: The teachers here aren't that great at looking out for students. Some of them are good, but they often leave for better jobs. When I first started, they said it's hard to fail here, but now they're saying they'll give out around 200 retakes for one subject.

Placement: The job placement rate here is really low, only about 5%. Even though nearly 200 students applied for jobs, a lot of companies didn't pick anyone. Seniors are struggling to find jobs, and even graduates are having a hard time. The claim of 100% placement is totally untrue. On average, the salary package is around 3.5 LPA.

Campus: The food at the mess hall is really bad. We've even found bugs in our food sometimes. The facilities are not great either. Whenever there's a small problem, they send us to the hospital because they don't have what they need to fix it. But at least we do have some sports facilities like basketball, badminton, football (just for guys), and cricket (also just for guys).

Admission: The teachers know a lot about new tech and subjects, and they share it with us. Our course follows the UGC rules, so it's up-to-date. We have exams in three parts each semester: t1, t2, and t3. We also have practicals in three parts.

Placement: The placement scene here is pretty good. Lots of companies come for hiring, such as Accenture, Microsoft, Amazon, Zopsmart, and more. On average, the package is around 4 lakh. The highest package goes up to 40 lakh. They do offer placement training to help you prepare. Just remember, it's up to you to grab those placement opportunities.

Campus: The campus has awesome facilities, so you don't need to go outside for anything. The hostel offers a 3-course meal with yummy food, and the gym is always open. There are water coolers and Wi-Fi available 24/7 too, which is great.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and teach us about the newest tech and subjects. Even though they want us in class 80% of the time, they're cool with 70% too. Exams happen in three stages (t1, t2, t3) and practicals in three stages too (p1, p2, p3).

Placement: The college has top companies like Microsoft, Amazon, ZS Associate, Zopsmart, and Accenture coming for placements. They offer an average package of around 4 lakhs, with the highest package going up to 40 lakhs. The college provides training for placements, which is really helpful. Ultimately, it's up to you to grab a good offer.

Campus: The campus is awesome with hills and mountains around. They follow UGC guidelines for the courses. Hostel rooms have all you need bed, study table, chair, almirah. Food is top-notch compared to other places.

Admission: Most teachers here are great at teaching and know their stuff. They give good lessons. But some of them aren't so good at teaching and don't know enough. I'm not done with half my course, so I can't say if it's good enough for the industry. The exams are easier or harder depending on how well the teacher teaches.

Placement: The course has fewer students, so more graduates get good jobs. Almost everyone in this program finds a job. Amazon gave the highest salary last year  30 lacs! Nescafe hired a lot of students too.

Campus: The facilities and infrastructure here are great, but the Wi-Fi can be slow because of a 4GB daily limit. Hostel rooms are well-kept, but the food in the mess isn't always top-notch. Still, overall, the mess food is better than other places. Sports don't get as much attention from the college.

Admission: The teachers here are well-educated, most of them from IIT. They're super helpful and keep us motivated. Exams are not too hard, just okay. They really support us, inspire us, and make sure we get the concepts.

Placement: The placements are decent at this college. A lot of big companies come here for hiring. Most students manage to land internships. The highest salary offered was 80 LPA. Overall, it's a good private college that doesn't need super high marks to get in.

Campus: The food at the mess is pretty good. They give us a Wi-Fi limit of 5 GB per day which is okay. The college has nice buildings and great views since it's in the mountains and just an hour away from Shimla. The infrastructure is good too. Overall, it's a nice college.

Admission: The teachers know their stuff and have good experience. They mostly have postgrad degrees. But in the first year, we had to study math and electrical science, which didn't make sense for biotech. It was tough because many of us weren't from a med background. The pass rate is high at 95%.

Placement: The biotechnology department had a great 90% placement rate in recent batches. And let me tell you, the Computer Science department is top-notch! Lots of students got placed in Biocon, Dabur, Microsoft, Amazon, IBM, and more. In Computer Science, everyone gets placed, starting from 3 LPA up to 50 LPA. It's awesome!

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with centrally air-conditioned indoor spaces. The classrooms have comfy seats and the library offers open Wi-Fi for everyone. The food at the mess and cafe is also pretty good.

Admission: The teachers at JUIT are awesome and know their stuff. They're always there to clear your doubts. Not a big coding vibe here, but you gotta do some and get good at what you like on your own. The exams are not too hard, kinda in the middle.

Placement: Over half of the students got jobs after graduating. The popular roles were Software Engineer, Sales, Business Development Associate, Frontend Engineer, Graduate Engineer Trainee, System Engineer, and Special Programs. Many companies hired students from our college for these roles.

Campus: The dorms here are awesome! You can get a single, double, or triple room with big rooms and tidy bathrooms. The Wi-Fi on each floor is decent. Food is mixed for guys and girls. There's one girls' dorm and 13 boys' dorms in different buildings for first-year students.