JB Institute of Technology

Admission: The faculty here are really honest and helpful. They all have Ph.D.s and know their stuff. Their teaching is good and the course content is spot on. It's great that they prepare us for the industry. And hey, the semester exams aren't too tough either!

Placement: Only about half of the students here actually get jobs after graduation. The top package for applied sciences is around 7 LPA. Big companies come here to hire students. The most popular course is technical studies.

Campus: The college buildings and setup aren't great, but they offer Wi-Fi, nice labs, and spacious classrooms. The hostel food isn't the best, but at least there's a canteen on campus. It's not perfect, but it has some good perks.

Admission: During our first year, the teachers were really helpful. But after that, some good teachers left in just a few months. Now that we're in our third year, the teaching isn't as good as before. The course material doesn't really match what we need for the industry. Passing exams is tough because our internal marks don't count much. Even if we do well in class, our final grades depend more on what the teacher thinks than how we actually did.

Placement: In my course, only 20% of us got placed in 2023. The highest salary offered was 9 LPA, but off-campus had better options. On-campus salary was 6.6 LPA. We didn't have any big companies coming for placements. Sadly, no one got internships. The popular roles were tester and software engineer.

Campus: The class has 60 students, but the seats are uncomfortable. The Wi-Fi is super slow and the labs are old-fashioned. They're still using Pentium processors instead of the newer i5 ones. The library is outdated too, with no room to sit. It's an open space, so it's not great for quiet studying. It's easier to just study in our own rooms.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart. They know their stuff. The way they teach is okay, but it could be better for preparing us for work. I haven't seen students here being well-prepared for jobs. The exams every semester are not too hard.

Placement: Only 40% of students got jobs after graduation. The highest salary is around 3 to 4 lakhs per year, while the lowest is between 1.75 to 3 lakhs per year. The company hiring the most is Hifield Organics. They mostly hire business managers for sales and marketing, with salaries ranging from 3 to 4 lakhs per year. I'm not sure about the internships available.

Campus: The classrooms and library for our course are good. However, there's no Wi-Fi for personal use. Labs are well-equipped, but we don't have many practicals. The hostel offers good medical and sports facilities, but the food isn't great.

Admission: The teachers here are great! Semester exams can be tough, but if you work hard, they're not too bad. The course might not fully prepare you for the industry, but students put in the effort to get there. You only need 30% to pass the exams, but most students aim for 60%. Overall, this college is top-notch!

Placement: I'm in the CSE course at this college. Most students here get placed about 70%. Companies come to campus to hire students. Some students even get internships. The highest package offered so far is 35 LPA for CSE students. The average package is around 4 LPA. It's pretty good overall!

Campus: I really like the campus and buildings here. The teachers are nice and friendly. The dorms have Wi-Fi, which is cool. There are students from all over the country, but most are from Bihar. The food at the dining hall is okay. And the best part is that the college is affordable.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and they support us students. If you put in the effort, you'll do well in your grades. The exams can be a bit challenging, though. Once you finish the first year, you can do internships and even make some money. This college is perfect if you want a good balance of studying and fun.

Placement: I'm currently in my second year at this college, working towards my degree. Recently, 70% of students graduating landed jobs. The pay ranged from 4 LPA to 9 LPA. This college offers courses like BTech (CSE, Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, AIML), BPharma, and BBA.

Campus: The CSE department has labs and a library for students to use. They also have online hackathons for competitions. The hostel serves breakfast, lunch, snacks, and dinner, which is great. Plus, there's a canteen open from 9 AM to 9 PM for food options.

Admission: The teachers are nice and talk to us well, but not all of them are that great at teaching. They could be more qualified and professional. The curriculum feels outdated, not really preparing us for the real world. But I can see the college making improvements over time.

Placement: I'm studying B.Tech CSE. I'm in my 3rd year, and honestly, not everyone gets placed easily here. Only around half of the students get jobs each year. The average package is 3.5 Lacs, but for us computer science folks, it's around 4 LPA. The best offer so far is 18 LPA. Big companies like TCS, Delta X, Flipkart, and Wipro come for placements.

Campus: The college has a decent infrastructure with a gym, library, workshop, and garden. There are 3 hostels - 1 for girls and 2 for boys. The food in the hostel mess isn't great, but there's also a cafeteria on campus. Overall, the campus is okay.

Admission: The teachers here aren't super helpful because sometimes they aren't well-prepared and don't explain things clearly. Some have PhDs, while others only have M.Tech degrees. The teaching is okay, not great. But the course content is good and gets us ready for working in the industry. Exams are really hard though, you need at least 30% to pass.

Placement: Most students in B.Tech got placed, I think around 65%. The highest package is like 55 lakhs per year, and the lowest is 3.3 lakhs per year. The average is around 10-15 lakhs per year. Companies like Google and Microsoft hire from our course. Lots of students, about 85%, did internships. Everyone did their internships in places like Cisco and Google. In B.Tech, popular roles are in data management, cyber security, and ethical hacking.

Campus: My college offers all the facilities we need, like Wi-Fi everywhere and a big library with lots of books. The classrooms don't have AC though. The hostel facilities are just okay - the food isn't great and the canteen food is average. But it's good that we have medical help in the hostel whenever we need it, and we get to play sports and games every day.

Admission: The teachers know their stuff, but they're not up-to-date on new tech. The course material is old and doesn't match what's happening in the industry now. You'll have to get ready for the real world on your own. The exams are kind of easy, with only about 30-35% needed to pass.

Placement: In my batch, there are 63 students, but only around 10 of us have found jobs. The highest salary offered is about 3 lakhs, while the lowest is around 1.8 lakhs. Most of the companies that come for hiring are small startups. We go through 1-2 rounds of interviews, but many times we don™t hear back from them. Unfortunately, our college doesn™t help us with internships; we have to find them on our own. Only one company offered internships in my batch, and they picked only one student. The jobs that we've got so far are mostly in sales, not in technical areas.

Campus: The facilities here aren't that great. Wi-Fi is only in the hostel at night, not during the day. I've been in the hostel for four years and it's not the best. The food isn't good and it's pricey. They have sports and games because of the grounds, but the canteen is expensive and the food isn't worth it.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff, especially the registrar. Most of them are great, but there's one who's not so good. The courses are useful, and they offer extra ones to get us ready for work. The semester exams are tough, but the ones during the semester are easier.

Placement: Around 60-70% of students in our college get jobs, both technical and non-technical. The lowest salary offered is around 2-4 LPA, while the average is 6-7 LPA, and the highest can go up to 15-17 LPA. Big companies like TCS come to hire students here. They offer roles like front-end developer and Java developer.

Campus: The facilities are okay, not too fancy. They've gotten better over time. The library has lots of books, and there's Wi-Fi. The food in the hostel is just alright. You can get medical help here, and the college even has its own ambulance.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super nice and always ready to help. Each semester, we have three exams: PT1, PT2, and the final exam. If you go to classes regularly, the final exam is not too hard because the teachers cover everything. The passing rate is really high at 95%.

Placement: Placements here are good, with about 80% of students getting jobs each year. The faculty are supportive and push us to apply for off-campus opportunities too. Starting salary is around 4 L, and big companies like Rubicon and Wipro come for placements. It's a great chance to kickstart your career!

Campus: The campus is super clean and quiet. The labs are top-notch, and you can use Wi-Fi in both labs and the library. The classrooms are pretty cool with smart technology. The library is a great spot to study it's quiet and has all the books you need. Plus, there's a canteen with tasty food.