JNIT - Jagan Nath Gupta Institute of Engineering and Technology

Admission: The teachers here are great and they stick around for a long time. They are really experienced and have good qualifications. The courses follow the RTU guidelines. The teachers have 4-5 years of experience and use new teaching methods. They make learning fun and focus a lot on practical knowledge. They also make sure to cater to the students' needs.

Placement: The placement package for students here ranges from 1.5 to 3.5 LPA. Small groups come for placements and pick students. Compared to other private colleges, there are good placement opportunities here. JNIT organizes many fests like Spandan, Verve, and Mad Week, which make the college known to people and companies. Workshops held at JNIT help students boost their confidence and gain experience.

Campus: The college I go to, JNIT, has 2-3 blocks for classes. Each block has Wi-Fi, water, and 24/7 electricity with backup. There's a medium playground for sports. JNIT also has its own auditorium and hostel. The hostel has Wi-Fi, water, electricity, playgrounds, and courts for basketball, badminton, and cricket. The food in the mess is good quality. Wardens and security guards are available 24/7. They even have a free guest house for parents. The fee is around Rs. 80,000 to Rs. 90,000 including security deposits. Rooms are big enough for 2 students, available in two-seater and three-seater options. Medical facilities with an ambulance are available. The hostel life is happy and healthy, with students having fun and enjoying canteen food at normal prices. The classrooms are spacious with good furniture and projectors.

Admission: The staff at the college were really friendly and helpful. The teachers knew their stuff and were good at teaching. The courses were practical and prepared us for jobs, but there were a few areas that could be better.

Placement: The placement rate in my college for my course was around 75%. The highest salary offered was 5 lakhs per year, while the lowest was 2.5 lakhs per year. On average, students were getting around 3.5 lakhs per year. Some of the top companies that came for recruitment were Infosys, HCL, CPC, HP, Vivo, and Oppo. The most common roles offered were in civil, mechanical, and computer engineering. Everyone in my batch got internships from companies like JDA, L&T, and TATA PROJECTS.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi, AC labs, projector classrooms, and a playground. The library and AC auditorium are also good. The food, canteen, medical facilities, sports, and games are just okay. Sometimes they can be better if the management pays more attention. I think it's important for students to help maintain the quality too.

Admission: The teachers here are good, but they lack proper knowledge. They are well-educated, though. Students aren't fully prepared for placements. The teaching quality is good, but teachers need to improve their understanding of new subjects. They assured us that they will work on gaining more knowledge.

Placement: Around 65% of us landed jobs after graduation. The average job rate is about 60%. The starting pay goes from 3 LPA to 4 LPA, and the top pay is 8 LPA. Big companies like TCS and Infosys come to hire students here.

Campus: The facilities here are decent, but not top-notch. The food quality is pretty good. Medical services and some other stuff are better than at other colleges. Unfortunately, there aren't many sports or games on campus for students to enjoy.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff and were super helpful. But with the tight schedule and how things were organized, it was hard to fully take advantage of it. The curriculum could use some work to help students grow professionally and socially.

Placement: The job placements at our college weren't great. Most of the companies that came were BPOs. If we wanted technical jobs, we had to look elsewhere like other colleges or off-campus drives. But the seniors had much better placement opportunities with more technical companies coming to hire them.

Campus: The college campus is big with good facilities. The classrooms are nice, and the library has a lot of good books. Sports options aren't great for day students, but the hostel students get to enjoy it more. Labs are good for practical learning, but sometimes we can't use them when we want to.

Admission: I really like the teachers here. They know their stuff and have real-world experience. The way they teach is great because they mix theory with hands-on practice. The number of students in each class is just right, so you get enough attention. The course content is up-to-date and really useful for getting a job.

Placement: Placements at JNIT in Jaipur were okay. They offered an average package of around 3 lakhs per year. Companies like Carwale and Apperio came for placements. They mainly offered roles like technical analysts and tech interns. You had to find your own internships though.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure. Each year has its own building. Classrooms are nice and have everything we need. The library is awesome with lots of books. There's also a medical room and sports facilities. It's all pretty cool.

Admission: The college offers various courses like mechanical and computer science. The teachers are qualified, knowledgeable, and have a good connection with students. Their teaching style is really good. They give us industry exposure too. The course curriculum is very practical and helpful.

Placement: Not all students here get placed. Your skills matter for placements. Unfortunately, I didn't get any job offer. The college has good facilities. The campus is huge and well-kept. It's linked to JNU, a known engineering college in Rajasthan.

Campus: The college has a fast LAN connection which is great. There are separate hostels for guys and girls. The library is nice and surrounded by greenery. You can also find medical help on campus. There are sports fields for games too. The only downside is that the food in the mess isn't very good.

Admission: The teachers in our college are really smart. Especially in civil engineering, they're the best. They're super helpful and even have extra classes for clearing doubts. The college takes us on industry visits, which is cool. The teaching is good and they make sure we're ready for exams. Plus, we get to learn a lot of practical stuff.

Placement: Most of us in our course landed jobs, almost 90%. The top salary was Rs. 18,000 per month. Companies like Genpact, RMC, and more hire from our campus. We even got leadership roles for big projects. The highest pay package was 2.45 LPA. And about 60% of us got internships here.

Campus: Our college campus is spacious and not crowded, which is nice. The labs have all the equipment we need for hands-on learning, which is great. We also have Wi-Fi for our studies. The hostel has all the facilities we need, and the food is good. Plus, there's medical help and a sports ground for us students. Overall, it's a good place to study.

Admission: The teachers at JNIT really know their stuff when it comes to teaching. They're always ready to answer all your questions and give you all the info you need. The mechanical engineering department is super chill and makes sure you're not stressing out about your studies. It's all about becoming a pro, not just getting educated.

Placement: The T&P cell here is really good. They help students with placements and internships. Smt. Sujata, the head, is super helpful. You'll get all the support you need for internships, no matter where you want to do them. Overall, it's been a great experience with this college.

Campus: The campus at JNIT is really large and organized well. Each batch has its own building, which is cool. They've got everything you need on campus - like an open auditorium, conference halls, and separate setups for different subjects. Plus, there's a cricket ground, football ground, tennis court, volleyball court, and basketball court. You can also chill in the garden or grab a snack at the cafeteria in each building. It's a pretty sweet setup for students.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and experienced in their field. They know their stuff well and are always ready to guide us. They're also very cooperative with students. Their teaching skills are top-notch.

Placement: Our college has a 100% placement rate, but they organize a pool drive on campus. They don't directly place you, but if you're a good fit for the job, the company will hire you. So, it's up to you to secure a placement.

Campus: The college has a good infrastructure with various sports grounds like football, cricket, volleyball, and badminton. The classrooms are clean and well-maintained. There's even a gym on campus, which is pretty cool. Overall, it's a nice place to study and stay active.

Admission: The faculty at the college is pretty good. Some teachers are really smart, but some don't know much about their subjects. They treat us like family and help with any problems we have. All of them have M.Tech or PhD degrees. They always support us with projects and activities.

Placement: The college gets visits from a lot of companies for placements. There are only 1-2 core branch companies, though. Marketing has a good chance with 50-60 companies coming in yearly. For electronics and computer science, there are good opportunities, but not so much for electrical and mechanical branches. Around 15% of students get placed each year, with the highest package being 3.8 lakhs per year and the lowest being 1.8 lakhs per year.

Campus: The college buildings have a nice variety, and the classrooms are clean and cozy. However, the Wi-Fi isn't great. Some labs are awesome for experiments, but others don't have enough equipment. They offer sports like cricket, football, and volleyball, but it's better for those living in hostels. The annual sports week is amazing. The library is pretty good too.