JP Institute of Engineering and Technology Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers were really helpful and knew their stuff. They taught well, and I understood everything easily. They used a board and marker for teaching, which was cool. I also got to see how things work in the industry during the course. The course curriculum was super useful, and I learned a lot of new things.

Placement: Placements here are pretty much nonexistent. Even if they claim to have placement drives, the companies that come are not real. It's unlikely you'll get a job through them. They talk a big game about placements, but it's all just a trick. I wouldn't recommend taking any courses here.

Campus: The college infrastructure is awesome! Wi-Fi works all the time, labs are top-notch, and classrooms are in every building. There's also a library and medical facilities. Sports and games happen every year, which is cool. The labs and classrooms are high quality. The canteen food is great, but the hostel rooms are just okay. I haven't had any issues with the infrastructure here.

Admission: The teachers at this college are great! They know their stuff and really help us learn. But the hands-on classes weren't that helpful  felt like a waste. All the teachers were cool and easy to talk to. They explained things well and were always there to help with any questions.

Placement: The college didn't help us much with getting technical jobs. They mostly had BPO jobs to offer. The placement team couldn't connect us with good companies or tech recruiters. By the time we were finishing our studies, we were feeling pretty hopeless about finding a job.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is top-notch. Everything is well-maintained and clean. The cafeteria feels like a fancy restaurant with lots of snacks and food options. It's a great place for foodies. I like how each department has its own space. Overall, a really nice campus!

Admission: The teachers at the college are really knowledgeable. They follow the university guidelines, but they could do better to match what IT companies need. We don't get much real-world experience here. The university sets the course schedule, and they cover most topics.

Placement: The campus had a few new companies come for placements. The person in charge of placements is working hard to bring in more. Some companies came for technical jobs, but more came for marketing. Only a few students got jobs from college this time. Hopefully, in the future, there will be more opportunities for placements.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure. The labs and classrooms are top-notch. They have Wi-Fi, a library, sports facilities, and a playground. All the rooms are nice, including the lobbies, study room, and labs. Everything is kept clean and well-maintained, even the cafeteria looks great.

Admission: I really like that the college has five different engineering branches: computer science, mechanical, civil, electronics, and electrical. The faculty in all the branches are super experienced, talented, and really helpful.

Placement: I love how our college helps us with placements. The average package is 5 Lacs per year, and the highest is 10 Lacs per year. Companies like HP, Dell, IBM, Titan, Maruti Suzuki, Techno Soft, etc., come for placements. This year, they provided 70% placement. I'm grateful to our college placement cell for this opportunity.

Campus: I go to JP Institute of Engineering and Technology. The campus here has Wi-Fi everywhere, which is awesome. The labs are cool, and the teachers are always there to help. The classrooms are okay, nothing special. But the library is huge and really helpful.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful for students who want to go above and beyond. They really get to know you even after you graduate. I'd give them a perfect 10/10! If you want to live off-campus, you totally can. Plus, they have both boys' and girls' hostels on campus.

Placement: I really like how the new director, Mr. Sanjeev Sharma, is focused on campus placements. He motivates students who are serious about getting a degree. I have a good feeling that our college will perform even better this year compared to the last batch.

Campus: This isn't Jaypee Engineering College, it's J. P Institute of Engineering and Technology. The infrastructure here is really good, I'd rate it 9 out of 10. The labs and library are great too. They have medical facilities for hostel students, and there are hostel events organized by seniors. There's a friendly vibe here with no distinctions between seniors and juniors.

Admission: The civil engineering faculty at this college are really helpful and know a lot. They teach well and are all GATE qualified. They explain everything in depth and are always there to help us out. I'm glad to have such supportive faculty in civil engineering.

Placement: I studied civil engineering at this college in 2019, but they didn't have any job placements for that course. If you're looking for a college with good job opportunities after studying, I recommend looking elsewhere.

Campus: The Wi-Fi at our college is from Jio, but it's not great - slow and limited data. The labs for civil engineering are good, and so are the classrooms. The library is a letdown - not enough books. The hostel is not the best - average at best. College management isn't very helpful. Food at the hostel is the worst.

Admission: The teachers at the college are really knowledgeable. They follow the university guidelines, but they could do better to match what IT companies need. We don't get much real-world experience here. The university sets the course schedule, and they cover most topics.

Placement: There were only a few new companies that came for placements at our college. The head of the training and placements team is working hard to bring in more companies. Not many companies came for technical roles, but a lot came for marketing roles. Unfortunately, only a few students got placed this time. Hopefully, there will be more placements in the future.

Campus: The college has really great facilities. The labs and classrooms are awesome. They've got Wi-Fi, a library, sports facilities, and a playground. Everything is well-maintained and clean - from the study rooms to the cafeteria. It's a nice place to study and hang out.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty average, but they really work hard for us students. They're always there to help with studies and everything else. It's a bummer that some of the best teachers are leaving because of money problems. I feel like the teachers know their stuff, but they mainly stick to the university syllabus. And they always come in with their own notes ready to go.

Placement: This college is full of fake people who cheat. Only a few companies come for placements, and very few students actually get placed. The salary packages offered are really low. Students have to rely on their own skills to get placed. Nobody knows about the highest package offered here. The teachers and staff are misinformed about the college's placement record.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is really bad. The consultant tricked us by showing fake academic pictures. It's a small college with terrible labs. No one really cares about this place. All the bathrooms are broken and no one bothers to fix them. Don't fall for any false rumors from the consultant and avoid enrolling here.

Admission: The teachers are a mixed bag. Some are really helpful and know their stuff well. But others seem like they're just passing through. They do their 8-hour shift, but not much else. The ones who know their stuff are great, but the rest struggle to teach. Overall, they don't really prepare us for the real world.

Placement: Placements are not happening at our college because no companies are coming for recruitment. The teachers are not teaching us in a technical way. It feels like we are still in high school. Without proper training, it's hard for students to get placed in companies.

Campus: The college doesn't have lab teachers or good faculty for subjects. Hostel facilities are terrible with no cleaning service. The food in the mess is bad and tasteless. They charge really high fees around Rs. 66,000 for the hostel and Rs. 90,000 for the college per month. I wouldn't recommend this college to anyone.

Admission: The teachers at our college are nice, but they're not super helpful. They give us notes and stuff to help us learn, but they don't always explain things great. In the first year, you can't skip any classes, but it's more relaxed in the later years. Overall, the teaching is good. Some teachers are awesome, others not so much. There are about 30 students for every teacher. We didn't get to see much of the industry while studying here.

Placement: The placements at our college weren't great for an engineering college. Only 3 to 4 companies came this year, but they weren't even for our department. They offered jobs like analysts, sales, etc. The salaries were around Rs. 12,000 to Rs. 15,000 per month. Our college doesn't really help with internships. They do offer training for tech and programming, though. There's a placement cell, but it doesn't attract many companies and doesn't work well with students.

Campus: The college campus is nice with good classrooms and labs. Wi-Fi is available everywhere. The library is well-known. The food at the canteen is tasty. There are 3 canteens, 2 of them close at 9 pm. Hostel rooms are big and comfortable. The mess food is okay. Overall, no problems with the infrastructure here.