JIT - Jain Institute of Technology

Admission: The teachers at this college are really helpful. They do a great job and are a big help. We have internal assessments every month, which is cool. The semester exams are done by the VTU board, not the college. The pass rate is pretty good, so that's a plus.

Placement: The placements here are decent, but the training could be better. Sometimes students struggle with aptitude tests during interviews. I've been to a few interviews and I'm keeping my fingers crossed for a good outcome.

Campus: The hostel here is awesome! The rooms have 2-3 students, so plenty of space. The food is good too. They do have some rules, but nothing major. They give us non-veg dinner every two weeks, which is cool. And we get to go out every weekend. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers here are really experienced and dedicated. They know their stuff and are always there to help. The curriculum is up-to-date and practical. Exams are fair, and we have three tests every month to keep us on track. The mentorship program is also great.

Placement: The college has a really helpful placement cell. They offer full support for placements, training before interviews, and connections with companies. A lot of big companies come here for recruitment, like Infosys, Genesis, TCS, Wipro, and Google. It's a great opportunity for students to get a job right after graduating.

Campus: The college has really nice classrooms and the hostel is right on campus. Everything we need is taken care of by the management. The hostel is clean, and the food is delicious and matches the menu. Overall, the facilities are top-notch.

Admission: Studying at this college wasn't too hard because the lectures were really helpful and supportive. They always made sure to explain things well and help with any problems. Even though some topics were tough, they taught us in a way that made it easier to understand. Overall, studying here wasn't as hard as I thought it would be.

Placement: I took the development & testing course at Jspider & Qspider. The lectures really help you understand everything well. They make you feel at ease and confident. However, they could do better with placements. Not many top companies were coming to hire from the college.

Campus: The facilities are great, especially the food which is really good. The mess and medical facilities are a big help for us hostel students. The labs and Wi-Fi are decent and come in handy. The classrooms are inspiring and make it easier for students to focus.

Admission: The lecturers here are super interactive and always encourage us to do our best. They're really friendly and willing to help with any questions we have about the subjects. They make sure we understand the concepts well and are always available to clarify doubts. It's a great environment for learning!

Placement: About half of the students here got placed in big companies. The placement team was really helpful. The highest salary offered was 8 lakhs per year, while the lowest was 2.4 lakhs. We had lots of internship offers and they gave us plenty of support and resources.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure and informative labs. They offer fun cultural activities too. The library and classrooms are super digital, which makes learning easier. It's all very effective.

Admission: The teachers in our department are awesome! They explain everything clearly and are always there to help us with any questions. They're super friendly and supportive. The exams are tough, but it's good that they make sure nobody cheats.

Placement: Only around 30% of students land jobs after college. The pay is between 3 to 4 LPA. Big companies like Academor and Toyota come for placements. Most students, around 70%, get internships in manufacturing firms like Sansera. Some are interning at Academor in sales, while others are at QSpiders.

Campus: I can't speak for everyone, but from what I've heard, our college hostel is top-notch. They've got Wi-Fi, a gym, and even personal study tables. The food is pretty good, and they keep everything clean. Plus, there are games and medical help available. I'm not a hostel student myself, but it sounds like a great place to live.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff, although some subjects could use improvement. The course is super useful if you want to be a software engineer. We have exams in the 3rd semester, following the VTU timetable. The only downside is that there isn't much time between subjects for studying. It's a bit tough to prepare with such short gaps.

Placement: When I joined the college, around half of the students found placements. Big companies like Bosch, Microsoft, Synopsis, HCL, and Dell came looking for computer science and engineering students. Hopefully, more companies will visit this year.

Campus: The facilities and labs are okay, not the best but they're fine. The hostel is nice, but it's far from the city so lots of students choose to stay elsewhere. The trees could use some care, and the college isn't cleaned very often, only a few times a week.

Admission: The teachers at our college really know their stuff. They all have Ph.D.s and are super helpful when we have questions. They make it easy to understand the material and give us hands-on experience too.

Placement: A lot of students from our college got jobs in good companies. The highest salary they offered was 6 lakhs per year. Some big companies come to our college to hire students. I did internships at Abeyaantrix, Softlab, and Artiscience.

Campus: I really like the setup of our college. It has Wi-Fi everywhere, which is awesome. The labs are modern and well-organized. The classrooms are comfortable. And let me tell you, the food in the canteen is delicious!

Admission: The teachers in the department really know their stuff and teach well. You'll learn a lot in class, but they don't focus on getting you ready for the industry. The semester exams are tough, but almost everyone passes with a 99% success rate.

Placement: The job placements are pretty good. The companies that come to hire are okay. They usually offer trainee roles. The placement officer is really nice and motivates a lot of students. Some of the companies that come are qspiders, wistron, and pentagon.

Campus: I really like the college's infrastructure. The departments are well-maintained, with clean labs and classrooms. The library has a lot of books to read and gain knowledge from. Plus, the college canteen is pretty good too. It's a nice place to study and hang out.

Admission: The staff here are more like friends than teachers. They teach really well and in a friendly way. The semester exams are okay, not too tough. We have 8 semesters in total for this 4-year course. Academics are great, but the job placements aren't so good. There are lots of different courses you can choose from at our college.

Placement: I'm interning at Tap Academy and loving it! The pay is around 6 lakhs per year. Companies like Infosys and Genpact often drop by for placements. Lots of other companies come here to recruit students too.

Campus: The hostel here is really nice clean rooms and good food. The campus is great, with nice roads. The classrooms have projectors which is cool. I recommend staying in the hostel or there are lots of PGs nearby. There's also a DCM hostel on campus. Our college has labs for practical training, which is helpful.

Admission: The teachers here just focus on what's gonna be on the exams. They stick to the syllabus and don't go beyond that. It can be boring for students who are really into studying and their future. The course content is good, but the college could be better known and more reputable.

Placement: This year, 8 students got jobs with a salary of 4.2 lakhs per year. Many companies come to campus, but only a few are famous. Some students get hired as sales engineers, which isn't ideal after studying for 4 years.

Campus: The campus infrastructure is just okay, not great. The Wi-Fi passwords are given, but they don't always work well sometimes it disconnects or has a weak connection. The labs aren't very advanced, but the classrooms are clean and well-kept. It feels more like a PU college or high school rather than an engineering college.