Loknayak Jai Prakash Institute of Technology Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: Most of the teachers have Ph.D.s and they're really helpful. Some of them even studied at IITs. The semester exams are challenging but not too hard. If you study old question papers, you can get a good CGPA.

Placement: Our college doesn't have many companies coming for placements. We can't rely on the college to find us a job. We need to put in the effort to get hired by top companies. The best salary offered outside campus is around 20 lakhs per annum.

Campus: Our college campus is huge, covering about 50 acres. The buildings and facilities could use some work though. We have all the basics covered like clean water, fast Wi-Fi, elevators in the hostels, and even indoor games. Just wish they'd spruce things up a bit!

Admission: The academic schedule is all over the place. They don't give semester exams regularly. The B.Tech program here is really affordable. But the syllabus for each semester isn't enough to get placed in tech companies. The semester exam wasn't too hard, but you needed at least a 5 CGPA to move on to the next semester.

Placement: A lot of students get jobs in big companies, but some end up in sales. HCL hired the most students from our college last year. Around 80-90% of students land sales jobs. Many students also find jobs through exams outside the college.

Campus: The college provides hostel facilities for all students, from 1st year to last year. The hostel has everything you need. The mess food is decent for the price. There's also a canteen and food counters on campus. They even have a dispensary for medicine.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and all have GATE qualifications. They really know their stuff and teach well. The course is spot-on for getting ready for the industry. But man, those semester exams are tough to pass!

Placement: Around 40% of students get jobs every year from our college. The average salary is about 3.5 LPA. Companies like HCL and Ultratech Cement come for placements. All students get internships too. Our college offers engineering courses in four different branches.

Campus: Our college has everything we need, like Wi-Fi all the time, cool labs with tech stuff, a nice library, and smart classrooms. The hostel has everything too, like food and medical help. The food in the mess is good. And we've got lots of sports and games here too.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and helpful. They teach well, and we feel prepared for jobs after we finish our courses. Passing the semester exams is tough because they happen off-campus. You need to get at least 55% to pass.

Placement: Around a quarter of students in our civil engineering program. The average package is around 4 Lacs. The top companies are local, mainly from Bihar. Everyone gets internships from government institutions. Overall, it's a good college and getting better.

Campus: The Wi-Fi is always on in our college which is awesome. The labs are top-notch and the classrooms are all smart. Each branch has its own setup which is cool. The food in the mess is good and there's also a canteen and medical facilities. Overall, it's a good place to be.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. The exams can be tough, but most students manage to pass them. Some teachers are new and not as experienced, but if you put in the effort, they'll guide you well. Overall, it's a good place to learn and grow.

Placement: The college doesn't have good placement opportunities. No companies have visited in the past three years. The highest salary offered this year was 20 LPA for CSE students, but it was from an off-campus placement. Only a few students actually get placed here. Sadly, there are no placements for mechanical engineering students. We're keeping our fingers crossed that companies will start coming in the future.

Campus: The campus is huge but kind of messy. The buildings are nice and classrooms are good. The library is okay, but the labs need improvement. They're always taken over by some group. There's a big area for sports, but it's not taken care of well. When it rains, half of the campus gets flooded, which can be tough to deal with.

Admission: The teachers here are super knowledgeable and always ready to help. Most of them have a Ph.D. in their fields. They teach in a way that's easy to grasp. The courses prepare us well for jobs in the real world. Exams each semester are pretty straightforward  just pay attention in class and you'll do fine. Almost everyone passes without any trouble.

Placement: The job placements at our college are getting better slowly. To get a job, we usually have to apply off-campus because not many companies come to our college. The highest salary offered is around 8 lakhs per annum, while the lowest is around 3.6 lakhs per annum. On average, students get around 4.3 lakhs per annum. Companies like Tata, HCL, and GAIL do come to hire students. Getting internships is tough, only about 1 in 5 students manage to secure one with companies like GAIL.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is great and always works fast. Each department has its own lab with AC. The library is huge, air-conditioned, and has all kinds of books. Classrooms are nice with smart boards. The hostel is clean, with fire extinguishers everywhere. There's a canteen, medical room, and options to go out in emergencies. The sports facilities are awesome, with a big field for cricket and football, plus other games.

Admission: The civil engineering course has eight good teachers who know their stuff. They teach well and the curriculum makes sense. The semester exams are fair and most students pass, only a few struggle with some subjects. It's all good here.

Placement: Only a small number of students actually get placed in our course, around 10%. The best package offered was Rs 2.16 LPA, while the lowest was 1.80 LPA. Ecospace company had the most placements. Internship opportunities aren't great, and the college doesn't provide much support in that area.

Campus: The Wi-Fi at college is pretty good. There are six hostels here - five for boys and one for girls. Each hostel has its own mess on the ground floor. The food is tasty, but the canteen and medical stuff could be better. We've got a cricket ground and a football ground on campus.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff, coming from top colleges. Our course sticks to the AICTE syllabus and stays up-to-date. Exams each semester are kind of average, with some questions taken from the past 5 years. Passing is not too hard  you just need to get at least 33% in each subject.

Placement: There are two kinds of placement drives here: one by the college and one by the university (pool placement). Last year, around 80% of Computer Science students got placed. Their average package was 4.25 LPA, with the highest being 12 LPA. Most jobs were in software development, with a few in sales. Companies like TCS, Infosys, and Augmentik Software Pvt Ltd came for recruitment.

Campus: The college has a good setup with a lab building that has modern equipment. The library has all the books and journals for Science and technology. Classrooms are well-lit with fans and smart boards. Wi-Fi is fast everywhere classrooms, lab building, library, and hostels. There are a few boys' hostels and a couple of girls' hostels, each with its own mess. The food is just okay. The sports scene is cool; there are fields for football and cricket, plus volleyball and badminton courts in all hostels.

Admission: The exams were never late. We had to study some topics on our own. Our college is part of Aryabhata Knowledge University. All the teachers were great. Most students passed their exams  around 98%. The pass rate was half. Students got an average of 8 CGPA. Classes happened every day and teachers made sure to cover all the topics on time.

Placement: Around half of the students in our college landed jobs, with an average salary of 4 LPA. The highest package offered was 20 LPA. A good number of students from our department got placed too.

Campus: The campus and hostel had Wi-Fi, which was handy. The classrooms were nice, and there was a playground for sports. It was a good environment for studying and improving our skills in our chosen field. Overall, the campus was really nice.

Admission: The teachers here are great! They know their stuff and are always ready to help us out. The exams aren't too tough, with about 30% of us passing each paper. The course really prepares us for the real world and gives us the skills we need for the industry.

Placement: The placement rate at our college is around 10%. Not many top companies come for hiring students. I'm not sure about the highest or lowest salary offered in placements. Some companies like Gammon Indian Private Limited and a few others come to recruit students on campus.

Campus: The college has good facilities like labs, classrooms, and Wi-Fi. The hostel is just okay. The library isn't great, but the Wi-Fi works well and is super helpful. Classrooms are nice and some even have smart technology. Overall, it's not bad at all.