KIHEAT Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are chill and don't rush through the syllabus. They're easy to talk to before exams. For BCA, you don't need to worry about physics, chemistry, or much math. So, it's pretty easy to score well overall. The exams are not too hard, so anyone can pass with good marks.

Placement: The job placement rate is pretty low, around less than 10%. The best salary offered was around 3 lakhs per year. We don't get any internships through the college; we have to find them on our own. Most job roles available are in call centers, marketing, or as receptionists. Students aren't too thrilled about the job opportunities here.

Campus: The computer labs have fast internet, but the computers are kinda slow. The library has all the books you need for your courses, plus they get new magazines and newspapers every week. The canteen is spacious, but the food options are limited.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super supportive and always there to help. They come from really smart backgrounds and make sure we understand everything. They even set up fun activities for us to do together. The classes are interesting and help us get ready for the real world.

Placement: Most students in our college get jobs after graduating. The highest salary was 8 LPA, the lowest was 2 LPA, and the average was 4 LPA. Lots of jobs are in computer science. About half of us get internships at places like Goibibo, Cisco, Flipkart, and Amazon.

Campus: The college has a great infrastructure. The buildings are new and the departments are up-to-date. Wi-Fi is available everywhere on campus. There's a big playground for playing games, and the library is well-organized too. Overall, it's a good place to study.

Admission: The facilities and teachers at this college are pretty good. They mainly focus on non-curricular stuff and charge a lot for everything. The buildings look nice from the outside, but they're not great inside. I suggest looking at other colleges for admission.

Placement: I didn't get any job placement. The faculty here is really bad. I wouldn't suggest anyone to join this college. It's a waste of money with high fees. Look for another college to get a better education and degree. There were around 50 students in my batch.

Campus: I recently graduated from here and honestly, the management is really bad. It doesn't even feel like a college, more like a school. Most students here don't seem very smart, not many high IQ folks around. They claim it's an A grade college, but it's more like a B grade one.

Admission: The professors have PhDs, but they're not easy to talk to and don't explain things well. Some of them don't even know much about what they're teaching. They don't even give good marks for internal exams. The curriculum got updated by GGSIPU recently, which is good and teaches you a lot, but it doesn't prepare you for the industry. We have internal exams twice a semester and external exams once a semester.

Placement: Around 30% of us got placed after graduation. The top offer was 5 LPA, but it wasn't from an IT company. They share LinkedIn posts in placement groups and say we have great placements, but big IT firms don't come here. Only small companies show up, offering BPO and BDE call center roles.

Campus: The lab has Wi-Fi and Ethernet, but the computers are old and slow. They rent newer systems for tours. The AC in the rooms doesn't work well. It's mainly for new students. There's no campus ground, just a small table tennis room for indoor games. No hostel on campus. The canteen is tiny and the food isn't great. No medical help on-site. The rooms have projectors, but they're not working.

Admission: Starting my graduation here was great because the teachers are really good at what they do. They helped us a lot and shared real-life examples. I'm studying management, and they teach us like pros. The course is spot-on and was made by IP University. It gives us the right skills for working in management. I feel ready for the industry after this.

Placement: As a new student, about 30% of us in my batch got placed. The placement scene was okay. Big companies like HCL, TCS, and online stores like Flipkart and Amazon visited for job offers and internships. The highest salary offered was 5.5 LPA, while the lowest was 2.4 LPA.

Campus: I went to this college under IP University. They didn't have a hostel, but they did have Wi-Fi for us. The library had lots of books, and the classrooms were nice. The canteen served good food, and about 50 of us could eat there at a time. We had limited games like basketball. They also had a medical facility at the reception, which was handy.

Admission: The teachers here are hit or miss. Some really know their stuff, while others struggle to teach well. Right now, we're doing online exams, so everyone's getting decent grades between 7 and 9. They offer courses like BCA, B.J.M.C., BBA, B.Com., and B.Ed.

Placement: The BCA program here has good job placements. The highest salary offered is around 6 LPA and the lowest is 3 LPA. Companies like IBM, Wipro, Amazon, and Netflix come for hiring.

Campus: The college doesn't look great from the outside. It's kind of dull. They have a small canteen and a library on the 3rd floor with Wi-Fi. There are labs and a ground for playing games.

Admission: The teachers really pushed us to work hard for our exams. They did a great job teaching us and focused more on students who needed help. They made sure we had everything we needed to do well in both our internal and external exams. The exams were pretty tough, though.

Placement: We had placement events at our college. Companies like Medicart and Amazon came for hiring. It was easy for students who were good at their stuff to get placed.

Campus: The canteen at our college is awesome it's big, clean, and has good food. We also have cool sports like cricket, football, badminton, and kabaddi to play.

Admission: I found only a couple of teachers who were really helpful. The rest were just okay or not that great. The course content is good and you do learn a lot from it. The exams are pretty easy to pass  you just need to get 40% to pass.

Placement: The placements for BCA students aiming for tech roles are not great. Most companies that visit the campus are looking for sales, finance, or other non-tech positions. I haven't seen many opportunities for tech roles. None of my batchmates have landed a job from on-campus placements yet.

Campus: The infrastructure here is really bad. It's worse than a school. The ACs and classrooms are in bad shape. The campus is small and in a crowded area. The labs and library are just okay.

Admission: The teachers here act like we're still in high school, which isn't cool. I wouldn't recommend this college to anyone. It's better to take a gap year and get ready for a better college or IPMAT instead of coming here and having a bad time.

Placement: I wouldn't recommend this college for BBA students if you're looking for good career opportunities after graduation. They don't offer any placements for BBA students. The campus is located in a not-so-great area, making it feel like you're studying in a village.

Campus: The college doesn't have good infrastructure or its own campus. This makes students question the quality of the college. There's no hostel on campus, so it feels like going to school. The only building is in a bad location.

Admission: The teachers are really nice and always ready to help us. They know their stuff and have high degrees. They teach well and give good examples. The IT course is great and prepares us for jobs. Exams are not too hard. We have 2 tests during the semester and one big one at the end. You just need 33% to pass each class.

Placement: So, only 40% of us got placed in our course. It's a technical course, and this year hasn't been great for placements. The highest package is 11 LPA, the lowest is 3 LPA, and the average is around 4-5 LPA for BCA. Companies like Wipro, TCS, Lenskart, and Concient hire students from our course. About 2030% of us got internships at startup companies. The job roles offered include Software developer, Data Analyst, and Web developer.

Campus: The facilities in our college are pretty decent and the infrastructure is good too. We have practical labs for our course and the computers work well. The WI-FI is only for teachers, not for students. Our classrooms are big, but some don't have AC, especially in the summer. They need to fix that. We don't have hostels, but the college has good stuff like clean water, nice teachers, and tidy classrooms. There's a canteen on the 3rd floor, but it could be better. The college doesn't have any playgrounds, which is a big downside.