LIET Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at my college are okay. Some of them really know their stuff. The exams aren't too hard because they mostly come from old question papers.

Placement: This college is great for students who are serious about studying. The academics here are top-notch compared to other colleges. I was in the second BCA batch, so we didn't have placements. But the B.Tech students had awesome placement opportunities.

Campus: The school has good facilities for all classes. They have Wi-Fi for us to use. The food is okay, not amazing but not terrible. Each department has its own lab, and there's a big library for everyone.

Admission: The teachers here are really great, they're super helpful and nice. Most of them have Ph.Ds in their fields. They make sure we're totally ready for exams with weekly tests, two sessional tests, and pre-university exams. It makes the actual semester exams feel easy. Our college is connected with Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam University in Lucknow.

Placement: Lloyd College is pretty new, so this year will be the first time they help students get jobs. The top salary offer is about 13 LPA. Most students get around 5 to 6 LPA, but some may only get 3 LPA. Good news is 75% of students find internships. College life here feels a lot like being back in school.

Campus: The college has good facilities like labs, classrooms, and libraries. They're better than what other colleges have. The food in the mess and canteen is just okay. There are medical services on campus. However, the sports and games options are not that great.

Admission: The college is linked with AKTU and they stick to their curriculum. Our course covers all the important programming and web design languages. It really helps in getting good placements later on. They teach us both theory and practical stuff. The teachers are all PHDs and they're super interactive. They use the best methods to teach us. You need at least 40% in every subject to pass the semester, including both internal and external exams.

Placement: Most students from our college get placed, around 80% or so. The placement team is great and has good connections with big companies. The industry experts help out too. They've placed students from Lloyd and before that, GL Bajaj. Big IT companies like HCL, Infosys, Wipro, Cognizant, and Genpact come to campus for hiring. Some students even land paid internships in their third year.

Campus: The campus has awesome facilities. We've got a big library with all the books we need, a cool coders studio, and comfy seats in classes. The labs are great too. Plus, there's WiFi everywhere. The classrooms have nice seats and AC. Girls can stay in the hostel on campus, which has WiFi, laundry, and more. The food in the mess is really good. Guys can stay at Aryan Residency, about 2 kms from campus, but there's a bus to take you back and forth.

Admission: The course curriculum is super industry-focused, which is cool because it keeps us up-to-date. Our teachers are Ph.D. folks from NIT and IITs, so you know they know their stuff. They're really helpful too. The college is big on helping us do well in our semester exams. We have regular tests to keep us on track. Passing marks are set at 33%, and that goes for practicals, theories, and classroom stuff.

Placement: The placements at our college have been getting better every year. Last year, students were getting around 3 to 4 LPA on average. But this year, things really picked up, with some students landing jobs with salaries between 10 to 15 LPA. We had some cool companies like IBM, Sysko, and TCL come for placements this year too.

Campus: The course infrastructure is pretty good. The college may not look great from the outside, but it's nice inside. We have labs for different subjects, like computer labs for CSE students. Each branch has its own labs. The Wi-Fi setup is good, but students can't access it. The classrooms are spacious. The library is okay, but there aren't a lot of extra books for reading. I can't say much about the hostel since I didn't stay there.

Admission: The course curriculum at AKTU is really outdated. We have to study subjects that won't even help us in the future. Unlike other universities with only 2 exams, AKTU makes us take exams every month. It feels like a waste of time to study at AKTU colleges.

Placement: Placements at LIET are looking promising, even though it's the first batch. One student landed a job with a great 16 LPA package, which is awesome. But not many students are getting placed, so choose wisely.

Campus: The college facilities aren't great because they're still working on the new building. There's no on-campus hostel for guys, but the off-campus one has good facilities. The food at the mess is pretty good too.

Admission: The teachers and classes are awesome. They help us understand things better and even offer extra classes for those who need it. The subjects match up well with AKTU, which is great.

Placement: The college has great placement opportunities. They really care about us students and work hard to make sure we're happy. The highest salary offered was around 30 Lacs, and the average salary is about 7 Lacs.

Campus: Lloyd Hostel rocks in Greater Noida! They hook it up with awesome stuff for students. You get a sweet place to crash and yummy food. The vibe is perfect for hitting the books, and no hazing happens here.

Admission: The college curriculum is really bad, there's no proper schedule or facilities. The semester exams are harder than other colleges, which stresses us out. They also make us do a tough weekly test every Saturday.

Placement: I don't know a lot about placements, but from what I've heard, many students here end up landing jobs in top companies like IBM and TCS. A bunch of students also do internships at IIT Mandi and other cool companies.

Campus: The college buildings aren't as nice as some others. There's no hostel, but the canteen is just okay. Medical help is pretty much nonexistent, and there aren't many sports activities.

Admission: The teachers here are all Ph.D. holders and really know their stuff. They're super helpful and some are great at teaching. We have weekly tests for each subject, worth 10 marks each. It's really useful for our semester exams.

Placement: Last year, the top salary was 33 LPA, and the average was 4 LPA. Everyone found a job, which is awesome. Most companies hiring are big ones like TCS. But not everyone gets interviewed on campus since there's a CGPA requirement.

Campus: The college's infrastructure isn't great. The classrooms are dim and the chairs aren't comfy. The campus isn't amazing, but it's always clean. The library is decently sized, so students can study there.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really awesome. They're always there to help us learn and clear our doubts. They even stay back after classes if we need extra help. The courses here follow the AKTU syllabus, so you're well-prepared for exams. The semester exams can be tough, but if you study and have a good attitude, you'll do well. This year, the exams were fair and the teachers were supportive, so getting good grades was easier.

Placement: The job placements at this college are pretty good because lots of companies visit for hiring. Around 60-70% of students get placed on average. The highest salary offered is 16 LPA, while the lowest is 4.2 LPA. Most students end up with an average salary of 5 LPA.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure with labs for all subjects. Classrooms are nice, but the first-year classes can get hot in summer without AC. They have Wi-Fi and digital screens in classrooms. The library is big and has all kinds of books for studying. I don't stay in the hostel, but my friend says it costs Rs 1.55 lakhs.

Admission: The teachers are super smart and always ready to help. We have tests often to see how we're doing and get extra help if needed. The topics we study match what AKTU says we should learn. We do hands-on stuff too, which is great for getting us ready for work. Our exams are based on AKTU rules.

Placement: The college is getting popular, so placements are not as high as other colleges in Greater Noida yet. But it's growing, so placements should get better soon. Last year, 93% of students got placed, with the highest package at 19 LPA. The average package was around 3-4 LPA. Companies like Cisco, Servotec, and Garuda Aerospace hire from here.

Campus: The boys' hostel is a bit far, like 4-5 km away, but the girls' hostel is right on campus. Buses come around a lot for the boys' hostel. There's a gym in the boys' hostel and lots of sports courts for staying active. The food is okay, they serve breakfast, lunch, dinner, and some snacks in the evening. The hostel costs between Rs. 1,25,000 to 1,50,000 depending on what you pick.