Raj Kumar Goel Institute of Technology (RKGIT)

Admission: The teachers are great in the first year, but things get shaky in the following years. They seem to lose interest and don't pay much attention to students. Plus, there's a lot of turnover with the faculty.

Placement: The placements at this college are not great. It can be tough to find a job after graduation. Only a small number of students actually get placed. Some technical students end up working in non-technical fields. Each branch has its own placement requirements.

Campus: The buildings are only good in the first year, but after that, the infrastructure is not great. Computers often get damaged, but they replace them when we complain. The food in the mess is really bad. Also, some hostels are not available.

Admission: The teachers in our department are really helpful and knowledgeable. The course curriculum isn't too bad, and I think it'll come in handy down the road. All the teachers have PhDs, so they really know their stuff. This industry offers job opportunities in all kinds of fields, making it a great choice for the future.

Placement: This course is really good for the future. It opens up opportunities for government jobs and more. The internships are decent. The highest salary offered is around 35 lakhs per year. Companies like Wipro, Amazon, and Google come for placements. Around 60% of students get placed, which is cool.

Campus: The college has a really cozy and nice infrastructure. It's a great place to study. The environment is pleasant and looks really good. The hostel quality is decent. Sports facilities are top-notch. The canteen can be a bit expensive, but the food is good. The Nescafe is good too, but on the pricey side.

Admission: The exams happen every two weeks, which keeps us on track with learning. It helps us understand the topics well and get ready for the final exams and real-life stuff. The teachers are awesome they really know their stuff and are always there to help us out.

Placement: Around 60% of students in our course end up getting jobs. The salary packages vary, with some students getting really high offers. Big companies come to our college to hire students, and there are chances for internships too. The popular job roles are software developer, IoT engineer, and analyst. Personally, I'm not too happy with how the placements turned out.

Campus: The school's facilities could be better. It might affect the whole experience. Better facilities would make learning better.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really supportive. They're great at helping us learn and improve our skills. The courses we take are useful and prepare us well for real-world tests in different industries. The exams each semester can be tough since the questions are always a surprise.

Placement: Most students in my course landed good jobs, around 70%. The highest salary offered was 34 LPA, while the lowest was 2 LPA. Big companies like TCS and HTML come for campus placements. About 60% of students also got internships. The college gives us a good mix of theory and hands-on learning.

Campus: The classrooms have good ventilation and the labs are in great shape. The library is cozy and has lots of books. The hostel could really use some upgrades. The food in the mess isn't the best. But the sports facilities are pretty good overall.

Admission: I really like how some teachers are super helpful with our studies and future career plans. But, there are a few professors who only care about test scores. The semester exams are okay, not too hard. You only need a 34% to pass. But, they don't really prepare us for real-life situations, and all we get are old exam questions.

Placement: I think it's important to remember that colleges don't guarantee placements, it all depends on our skills. But our college does have a lab that prepares us for placements in NASSCOM, a government association. They do help a bit in my course.

Campus: I don't stay in the hostel, so I can't say much about it. But my friends who stay there say the food in the mess isn't great. Sometimes it's okay, but mostly it's not so good. The library is okay, but we can only go there for lunch. We can't sit there during classes.

Admission: The teachers in the first year were awesome. But in the second year, we noticed they were just okay. They are all really smart though. Exams are not too hard. They've got lots of cool training programs that teach us new stuff. The teachers are super qualified.

Placement: The job placements at our college are pretty decent. Most students get jobs with salaries ranging from 4 LPA to 7 LPA. The highest salary offered here is 34 LPA, which is awesome. Companies like TCS and others visit our college for recruitment.

Campus: The hostel isn't great, but our college campus in Delhi NCR is really green. It's right on NH 58 Delhi-Meerut Highway. Wi-Fi works in both college and hostel. We have a library and a cool indoor/outdoor stadium too.

Admission: The teachers in the first year are pretty good, but after that, they're not so great. The curriculum follows an old AKTU syllabus that doesn't really help with getting job placements. We have our semester exams at KIET, which is a decent college, but the same teachers handle different subjects. Attendance isn't a big deal here, but you need to keep a 50-60 percent score for internal exams.

Placement: I'm in my second year here, studying in 2025. The college offers quite a few job placements ranging from 6 to 8 lakhs. Most of the companies mostly hire salespeople. It's alright though, as long as you know your stuff, you'll do fine. But you gotta have some skills or knowledge to make it. If not, you won't get a job.

Campus: The college and hostel buildings are really old. The classrooms have AC, but everything else is outdated. The first-year building is nice, but the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th-year buildings are all combined and not taken care of. When it rains, water gathers near the first-year hostel and in the mess area. Speaking of the food, breakfast is okay sometimes, but the other meals are just average.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful! They're always there to chat and lend a hand. They organize industrial visits every semester, which is pretty cool. The exams aren't too tough - you just need to score 21 to pass. The faculty members are really nice and supportive. They work hard and are always around to help out. Plus, the director and dean are both really kind and honest. Overall, a great place to study!

Placement: A lot of students get placed in my course. The top package is 35 LPA. Synopsis is the best company that comes to our college for placements.

Campus: The classrooms, library, labs, and Wi-Fi all work well at the college. They're really good.

Admission: Some teachers are good, but others just show YouTube videos. The college uses an old and not-so-good curriculum from the university. Everything seems off, and there's no one to talk to about it because the university is badly run. Honestly, I think private universities like SRM are much better. And don‚¬â„¢t even get me started on the exams. AKTU makes up weird questions that don‚¬â„¢t match what we learned. In the 2025 first-year chemistry test, it was nothing like what we studied. Even YouTube teachers think AKTU must have been joking when they made it. Overall, AKTU is really disappointing.

Placement: I'm in the Data Science program, and it's pretty small since it's new. The placements here aren't anything amazing, like most private colleges. Last year, one student got a 33 LPA package, but most people get around 3 to 4 LPA. If you're looking for internships, you'll have to find them yourself because the college doesn't help with that.

Campus: The classrooms have whiteboards and two ACs each, which is pretty basic. Our HOD is cool. Some teachers use YouTube for teaching, while others know their stuff really well. The hostel setup is decent five boys™ hostels, two for 1st years and three for seniors. There's also one girls™ hostel with different floors for each year. The mess food is alright, not amazing, but you can manage if you like ghee. If not, you might end up ordering Domino's a lot. Overall, it's a mix of okay and good. There™s room for improvement, but there are some awesome things too.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and they know their stuff. The final exams in the last semester are not too hard to pass; you just need to score 21 out of 70. Plus, the teachers are pretty chill when it comes to grading. But, I gotta say, the stuff we learn here doesn't always match up with what the industry needs. You gotta do a lot of self-study to learn things like DSA and other practical skills to land a job. If you only rely on what the college teaches you, chances are you won't get hired.

Placement: Around half to three-fifths of us find jobs after graduating. Some land sales gigs. But not everyone gets hired by companies that come here. The pay usually ranges from 4 to 5 Lacs per year. We do see some good companies visiting. If you put in the effort, you can land a job. Like this one senior who scored a 34 LPA package at commvault last year.

Campus: The college buildings aren't great. The first-year classes are okay, and they even have a lift. But the buildings for third and fourth-year students are not well taken care of. The classrooms are in bad shape and the ACs don't work well. On the bright side, the hostel has good Wi-Fi and the food in the mess is okay.