JSS Science and Technology University Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The professors here are really good. They know their stuff and make classes interesting. Some are professors, some are associate professors, and others are assistant professors. The teaching is not too bad. The course structure is well-planned and helps us get ready for the industry. The semester exams are a bit tough, which keeps us on our toes. The pass rate is around 5.0 SGPA.

Placement: I love my college because they make sure everyone gets placed without any pending subjects. Over 100 companies come to hire students every year. Most students, around 85%, get a job. The highest pay is 54 LPA and the average is 15 LPA. Big companies like Bosch, Fidelity, and Nokia hire students. I even got an internship at JP Morgan, Cisco, and Fidelity as a software development intern.

Campus: The university has everything you need. You get free Wi-Fi to chat with friends. Classrooms have blackboards, smart boards, and comfy seats. The library is huge with books on all subjects. Hostel food is tasty and the rooms are nicely furnished.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at what they do. They make learning easy and are always there to help us out. It's easy to talk to them and ask questions when we're confused. The exams are fair, not too hard if we study well.

Placement: From what I know, lots of students in our college get good jobs after they graduate. About 70-80% of them find placements. Salaries range from 4 to 30. The best company I've heard of is Schneider. I think our college is pretty good when it comes to placements. This is just based on what I know and have seen.

Campus: The Wi-Fi on campus is great and really helps us out. Each branch has its own lab. Our classrooms are roomy. The library is awesome with tons of books. This is all based on what I've seen and done here.

Admission: The teachers here are a mix of good and not-so-good. They use new technology which is great. The courses are up-to-date and make sense. Exams can be tough since it's an independent university. They're a bit harder than usual.

Placement: The college has great placement opportunities. I heard that around 85% of students get placed, which is awesome. Big companies like ITC and TCS come for campus placements. They usually offer good roles with a minimum salary of 6 LPA. The placement cell is really active and brings in a lot of recruiters. I feel confident about finding a job after I graduate from this college.

Campus: The campus is so beautiful! I love the green lawns and gardens. The college has really cool high-tech stuff. The computer labs are great, and the library has lots of books. The hostel is okay, but the curfew is at 7:00 PM. The food is decent, but the warden is pretty strict.

Admission: The old teachers knew their stuff, coming from IISC and IITs. But the new ones weren't great. They often seemed lost. This is a private college, so our exams weren't from VTU. Our teachers made the question papers. If the old teachers made them, they'd be tough and good. But the new ones made easy papers.

Placement: The placements for CS, IS, and EC were really good. But for EEE, placements were just okay in our batch. However, they got better in the following years. The highest salary offered was 15 LPA by LAM Research. The lowest was 3 LPA by DXC. Some students got internships at Schindler Electric and General Motors.

Campus: The campus infrastructure was pretty good. It wasn't super fancy, but it was nice. They had Wi-Fi in both the college and hostels, each with their own IDs. We had a library and a reference hall. Couldn't chill and read in the library, so we had a cool reference hall with everything we needed like tables with chargers and stuff to work on projects. Plus, there were big grounds for cricket, basketball, and badminton. Our campus was huge 110 acres! We had a massive garden with lots of trees. And the food in the mess was decent too.

Admission: The teachers at SJC are pretty good. They know their stuff, but the way they teach is just okay. The problem is our course material is old-fashioned. We're still using the same old syllabus that doesn't match what's happening in the real world. The exams are a real pain too. We have to deal with 5 internal tests and one final exam each semester.

Placement: Placement at SJCE depends on the market. Usually, over half the students get job offers on campus. The highest package was 33 LPA, while the lowest was 4 LPA. Companies like Cisco, JPMC, and Deloitte hire students for roles like software developer and Data Analyst.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like labs, Wi-Fi, smart classrooms, and big libraries. The hostel has different options: 4 people sharing in the 1st year, then 3 people sharing for the next three years, and a few single rooms too. The food in the hostel is okay, and there's Wi-Fi there too.

Admission: The teachers here are a mixed bag. Some are really great, but most of them aren't so good. Some don't even help us much with what we need for our careers. The exams are pretty easy though, and they seem to be on our side.

Placement: The college is good overall, but the average salary for students is going down each year. However, there are still some students getting really high-paying jobs, like around 3 to 4 Lacs. The highest package ever was between 30 to 42 Lacs, which is awesome.

Campus: I'm a local student, so I can't say much, but the hostel is nice for a chill life with no issues. The Wi-Fi works well, and the library is handy. They even have a reference room for studying till 8 pm.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at what they do. They help us a lot. It's easy to talk to them and ask questions when we don't understand something. The exams are fair, not too hard. It all comes down to how much we study.

Placement: I think the placements at our college are pretty good. Most students, like 70-80%, get placed. The salaries range from 4 LPA to 30 LPA. I know Schneider is one of the top companies that hire students from our college. I'd recommend this college to others.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is great and helps us a lot. Each branch has its own lab. Classrooms are big and the library has almost all the books you need. I definitely recommend this place.

Admission: I go to an autonomous college where we get to set our own syllabus, give exams, and judge our work independently. But in the end, we still get our degree from the main university.

Placement: The placement scene at JSS Institutions of Technology is great! Seniors are getting around 9 LPA, and the computer science engineering, information engineering, computer science, and business systems courses have the best placements. The packages usually range from 6 to 13 LPA, but the highest one is 32 LPA. It's awesome to see so many opportunities for us students here.

Campus: I really like the setup of our college. They've put a lot of work into making it a great place for students. The campus, classrooms, and hostels all have Wi-Fi that's pretty fast. The library is awesome too. The hostels are nice and give students a cozy place to stay. You share a room with someone else, but it's cool because there's enough furniture for both of you.

Admission: The teachers at SJCE really know their stuff and are always there to help. The classes are well-organized and cover all the important topics. They teach us what we need to know for the job market. Exams are a bit tough, but if you study, you can handle them. Most students pass their exams, so that's good to know.

Placement: I think around half of the students have already got jobs. But there's still time left, and more companies are visiting for placements. I feel like the placement rate is really good, especially during tough times. I'm not sure about now, but I believe this course will be in high demand in the future. It looks like the opportunities will keep on coming.

Campus: The Wi-Fi, labs, and classrooms are really good here, way better than I expected. I can't say much about the hostel, but my friend said the food and hygiene aren't that great. On the bright side, the hostel is well-maintained.

Admission: The teachers here really know how to keep us interested in class. They start with the basics and take us all the way to advanced stuff. In the last semester, we get to work on projects to practice what we've learned. The exams are not too hard, they just want to see if we can apply what we've learned. You need at least a 40% to pass.

Placement: Most students in my course end up with jobs. The top package is 45 LPA, the lowest is 5 LPA, and the average is 9 LPA. Companies like Flipkart, Siemens, Mercedes-Benz, and JP Morgan hire a lot of us. About 80% of students also land internships at places like Mercedes-Benz and JP Morgan. You can find internships and software jobs in many different areas.

Campus: Our college has Wi-Fi everywhere and it's pretty fast. There are labs on every floor, so you can always find one to use. The classrooms all have digital stuff. The library's got tons of books for our courses. The hostel serves good food. We've got lots of sports fields, including cricket and football. And there's a hospital nearby with good medical care.