PIIT Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super friendly. They make learning feel easy. The course plan is great for getting us ready for our future jobs. Exams are fair and everything is covered in the syllabus. Just gotta score 60% to pass.

Placement: I'm really happy with how the course helped almost all of us get placed. The top package is 10 LPA, while the lowest one is 5 LPA. Companies like Cognizant and electrical manufacturing ones come to recruit students. Also, around 80% of us have gotten internships from different places. It's great to see so many opportunities after finishing the course.

Campus: The classrooms and labs are great, always clean and with CCTV. The library has lots of books to choose from. Hostel living is decent and the food in the canteen and hostel is yummy and good for you. Plus, there's a playground too!

Admission: The teachers here are really good  they know their stuff and are always ready to help. The course is practical and useful, but you gotta work on your skills to land a good job. The exams are tough, and your chances of passing depend on the UP government board.

Placement: The placement rate is usually around 80%, but in 2021, because of COVID, it dropped a bit. The highest salary is about Rs. 6 lakhs and the lowest is around Rs. 1.2 lakhs per year. For computer science students, they get jobs as system engineers, programmers, and web developers.

Campus: The hostel is decent, they have separate rooms for guys and girls. The food could be better though. They offer different room options, like ones with AC and without. Plus, there's a playground for playing games.

Admission: The faculty at this college isn't great at helping students succeed. I recommend looking into other options nearby like IIMT or other colleges.

Placement: I wouldn't suggest anyone to join here because they don't help with placements, even though this institute is really good in greater Noida. The arrangements they have aren't that great.

Campus: The campus has outdated facilities and lacks faculty members. Wi-Fi is there but not for students. The classrooms are decent. The library is more for show, with books that are outdated and not related to our courses.

Admission: Some teachers know their stuff well, but others are not great at teaching. They lack manners and don't know how to teach. The student-teacher ratio is low, and we don't get much real-world experience. The course content isn't very useful, and the teaching style is all about memorization.

Placement: I gotta say, the college did set up placements a couple of times, but only 1 or 2 students got picked by companies. And get this, some of the companies weren't even related to our field! The most anyone got paid was around Rs. 12,000. The jobs they offered were like being a technician at a handsfree company or working in the civil trade.

Campus: The classrooms are just okay, nothing special. The library is really bad. Medical help is average. We didn't have any sports or games while I was there. The food is okay, not great. The teachers are terrible. It feels like we're in prison sometimes. Once you're in, you can't leave until the college day is over.

Admission: I really like how our college has top-notch professors who know their stuff. They teach well and the courses are practical. You'll be all set for the job market after you graduate. The exams aren't too tough if you keep up with classes and study hard. Just need 17 out of 50 marks to pass each subject.

Placement: The course I'm in has a good placement rate of over 60%. The highest salary offered is Rs. 16,000 per month and the lowest is Rs. 11,000 per month. Companies like Minda, Honda, and Hero come for recruiting. Around 30% of us got internships during our diploma in mechanical course. It's easy to find jobs in our field because it's in high demand.

Campus: I really like the college setup. The classrooms and labs have good ventilation. At the beginning of each semester, the library gives out books which is really helpful. The hostel is nice with good security measures in place. The food at the mess and canteen is pretty good too.

Admission: The faculty was pretty good and helpful. They knew their stuff and were qualified. They taught in a traditional way, but they also had seminars and presentations sometimes. They organized a lot of events too, which was cool.

Placement: I didn't see any companies coming for placements during my MBA at this college. None of us got any job offers, not even the marketing students. There were no internships or stipends either. So if you're hoping to find a job through the college, this might not be the best place for that.

Campus: The facilities here aren't great. It feels like a regular school, not college. There are labs, classrooms, a library, and sports stuff, but no big field for games. The canteen is bad - only samosas, nothing else. Didn't stay in the hostel, so can't say much about that. Overall, not what you'd hope for.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful, qualified, and know their stuff. The way they teach is pretty good. The course we study is actually useful and gets us ready for the industry. The exams each semester aren't too hard. Most students pass without any trouble.

Placement: During the COVID-19 pandemic, no one got placed from our college. Even before that, campus placements weren't great only 5% of students got jobs. Our course mainly focuses on computer science roles.

Campus: The college feels more like a high school with its basic infrastructure. There's free Wi-Fi, but the labs, classrooms, and library are just okay. The faculty in the hostel are pretty good. Food in the mess and canteen is decent. There are limited sports activities to take part in.

Admission: I really like how this college teaches. The teachers are awesome and really know their stuff. They're friendly and make learning fun. The staff in every department is great at what they do. It's a cool place to learn.

Placement: All of us in my class landed jobs at Dixon Technology, an electronics company, with decent pay. Some classmates opted for internships in electronic and communication fields for about 3 months.

Campus: The college has everything you need - Wi-Fi, labs, great classrooms, and an awesome library. The hostel facility is really good, but you have to keep your room clean. They also provide free food with the hostel stay.

Admission: Some teachers recently quit, and more might leave soon. They're leaving because the college is struggling financially. The college owes a lot of money and can't pay the teachers well. I suggest looking elsewhere for college.

Placement: So, at this college, some local companies showed up for placements. They asked some questions, took our info, and told us to come back for another interview. No big companies visit here. The faculty doesn't really help with interviews.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is okay, but it's missing cameras in the classes and corridors. There's no playground either. The seats are in good condition, but there aren't enough fans in the classrooms. I wouldn't recommend attending this college.

Admission: The teachers were really helpful and knew their stuff. They always came on time and were good with everyone. They helped us with everything. I liked hanging out with the teachers. The exams weren't too hard, and the center was convenient.

Placement: It was a bit disappointing that only 5% of students got placed. The salaries were pretty low, with most students landing jobs in sales or call centers. There weren't any internships available either. None of us ended up with top roles in our course. I ended up doing some online internships to make up for it.

Campus: The campus buildings were nice, but the food in the canteen wasn't great. I always found the canteen food to be messed up and not tasty. I usually avoided buying anything there, except for packaged items. No one really seemed to enjoy the food there.