NGFCET Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at this college are really helpful and supportive. They don't care about your gender, they just want to help you out. They know their stuff and have been teaching for a while. The courses can be a bit off-topic sometimes, which adds extra stress. The exams are tough, like really tough. They throw in some unexpected questions that make it hard to pass.

Placement: The placements are pretty good here. I'm not sure about BCA placements because it's the first time they came to our college. But for other Computer Science students, placements are good. Lots of students have been placed. Big companies come for hiring, looking for students with good tech skills and smarts.

Campus: The campus is huge, covering 27 hectares, but it gets boring. The Wi-Fi is terrible, can't even message. Labs are nice and clean, but we can't use them after classes. The hostel is decent for the price. The food in the mess is okay, but the canteen food is awful. It feels like a waste of money every time I eat there.

Admission: The teachers at this college are just okay. They're not really preparing us for jobs in the industry, which is a big issue. The knowledge they give us isn't enough to feel ready for a job.

Placement: The college doesn't have great placement opportunities. Sometimes local companies visit for hiring, but the salary packages are not impressive. The highest package offered is 600000 and the lowest is 100000.

Campus: The college doesn't have Wi-Fi, which is a bummer. The labs seem more for show than for actual learning. The library is there, though. The hostel food isn't great. And there's no medical help on campus.

Admission: The teachers don't have much practical experience and sometimes struggle to explain things well. The course should include more hands-on learning instead of just theory. Exams are okay, not too tough or too easy. You need at least a 40% to pass.

Placement: I graduated in 2019 from this college. Our batch had great results in practicals and theory, so we were hopeful about placements. But only one mechanical company showed up. It was Ottoman Industries Pvt Ltd from Palwal. Sadly, only the top students got interview chances. In the end, only one student got hired as a GET.

Campus: The college infrastructure isn't great. There's no Wi-Fi in the college or lab, only on their computers. But the library is awesome with lots of books. The hostel has good food and facilities.

Admission: The course is really hard, but the teachers are super helpful and know a lot. They support us a lot to make college life better. The semester exams are challenging though. The university didn't give us any past question papers, so we had to find them ourselves.

Placement: If you score at least 70 marks in your studies, you're guaranteed a job. They offer a salary package of around 1 lakh for half a year. Companies pay attention to how much effort you put in the harder you work, the more you can earn. They also test you to see how well you perform.

Campus: The hostel is nice, but the canteen isn't great. The food quality is really bad. Wi-Fi isn't that great either. The labs are good, but some are pretty old. The library is awesome, and the librarian is really nice. The park is cool with lots of clean grass.

Admission: The teachers here aren't great. They only got the job because they know someone, not because they're good at teaching. They struggle to teach well, so the quality isn't great. Also, the exams are super hard. Only 4 out of 10 students pass.

Placement: The college doesn't have good facilities or job opportunities. Only 10% of students in our course get placed. The highest salary you can get is 5-7 LPA, which is lower than the starting point of 2-3 LPA. Honestly, it's not worth the money.

Campus: The college doesn't have Wi-Fi for students and the labs don't have good facilities. The library is okay and the classrooms are average. I'm in my final year and haven't seen any sports activities. The food in the canteen is pretty good, but I'm not sure about medical facilities.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. Some of them even have Ph.D.s! The teaching quality is great, and they follow the JC Bose University curriculum since we're affiliated with them. But the labs could use some improvement. Our semester exams are held at the university's designated centers, and the pass rate is pretty low.

Placement: The college doesn't offer many placement opportunities. Around 10-20% of students might get placements, so most students need to find jobs or internships on their own. If you do get placed, the highest package is probably around 2-3 LPA. In the electrical engineering field, only one company showed up for recruitment during the placement drive.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is not great. It's smaller than other colleges with similar fees. Wi-Fi is part of the fees, but the internet on campus is slow. The labs are good, but the equipment needs upgrading. The sports teachers are helpful, and there are tournaments often.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They give us old exam questions to practice which is super useful. The classes are set up to help us do well in programming and government exams. It's great!

Placement: Most students in the B. Teach. CSE batch get jobs each year. Companies like OKAYA, ARTECH, and Tech2Globe hire a lot of them. About half the students also do internships. They usually get roles like programmers or software engineers.

Campus: I really like the college's great facilities. The coding labs are top-notch and they offer extra COE classes for programming. The hostel and mess are also good, with reasonable fees.

Admission: The teachers for undergraduate courses are really good, even though only a few of them are postgraduates. The whole faculty is friendly and helpful. Exams are fair and well-organized. The sessional exams are just like the semester exams.

Placement: I finished my first year at college, so I can't say much about placements. A senior said that only top students get placed because the college doesn't have great placement opportunities. The students who do get placed are usually really smart and end up in different companies.

Campus: The campus isn't top-notch, but it's still alright for learning. Friendly students make it a good place to study. The library is really nice, and the canteen is always busy.

Admission: The teachers, staff, and management were really helpful and understanding. The course isn't too hard, and the exams are a breeze. All of us in my group passed each semester with high scores. The highest CGPA you can get is 9.7, and the lowest is 6.1.

Placement: The college offers great opportunities for internships with companies like HCL, BSNL, Snapdeal, and Justdial. The highest salary for my course can go up to 8 lakhs, while the lowest is around 2 lakhs. The internship program is awesome and you can even get paid while gaining experience for your future job.

Campus: The facilities here are amazing, and all the staff are always there to help. The hostels are separated for girls and boys. There's a mess and canteen with a variety of food options, including veg and non-veg. It's really convenient!

Admission: The teachers here aren't that helpful. They're qualified, but there's no permanent teacher on campus. We end up having to self-study because they can't finish the syllabus. Passing the semester is tough since the teachers decide if we pass or not based on the answer sheets they check.

Placement: NGF college's placements aren't great. Around 10 students got jobs with a salary of about INR 45 LPA. Others got offers of INR 3.6 LPA and 2.4 LPA. Companies like Agro Teach and TCS came for campus recruitment. The highest package offered was 5 LPA, average was 2.5 LPA, and the lowest was around 1.8 LPA.

Campus: The campus infrastructure isn't that great. The facilities like Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, library, canteen, and stationary are there, but they're not the best. The hostel is okay though. They have both AC and non-AC rooms in the hostel.