United College of Engineering and Research Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The faculty is super helpful and really sticks to what we're supposed to learn. They're always there to support us and help with any problems we have about the coursework or skills we need. The level of difficulty mostly comes from the exams set by Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Technical University. About 87% of students move on to the next year, but that number goes up to 98% as we go through the years.

Placement: I really liked the placement opportunities at United College of Engineering and Research. They have tie-ups with companies like Wipro, HCL, TCL, Softpro, Genpact, and Techradiance. You can get roles like full stack developer, data analyst, backend developer, java developer, and more. The minimum salary is about 2 LPA, while the maximum is around 15 LPA. On average, most students get between 4 to 6 LPA. Great options for landing a good job after graduation!

Campus: The college has great buildings and facilities. The Shiv Ram auditorium is the best part. We've got sports grounds for badminton, basketball, and volleyball. Every year, we have sports tournaments on campus. There's also a digital lab with Wi-Fi, computers, and smart boards for learning. The hostel, run by Royal Paradise, serves food four times a day on a schedule.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome and really care about what they do. They explain things well. The college is linked with AKTU, a government university. The course work is not too hard. Exams are set by AKTU, and you can pass if you study a bit before. Just make sure to write clearly in the tests to avoid failing.

Placement: The placement scene is not great here. Only a few companies visit, offering around 3-4 LPA. None of us were really into internships. The crowd is pretty average, which affects the vibe. Sadly, there aren't many opportunities around.

Campus: The campus has good facilities like Wi-Fi and well-kept labs. The library is nice, but the librarian can be a bit annoying. On-campus hostel comes with mess, canteen, and laundry. There's a big ground to hang out and play games.

Admission: The professors here are okay. They do their best to help us out, but they're not super strict. That might be why the grades are just average. Sometimes, teachers from other departments end up teaching us computer science stuff.

Placement: The campus gets a lot of mass recruiters for placements, but honestly, it's not the best. The average package is only 3 LPA, and not everyone even gets that. If you just want a degree, it's fine, but otherwise, it's not the greatest choice.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is just okay. The campus is pretty big compared to other colleges in greater Noida, which is cool. There's a hostel on campus, but it's not run by the college. Honestly, I don't think it's very good.

Admission: The teachers here are okay. They're helpful and know their stuff. The first three semesters have good courses, but the ones in the fourth are off track. Exams are tough, with a 33% passing rate.

Placement: The job placements here are okay. But most students end up getting sales jobs. Many students from the last batch found jobs outside the campus. The top companies hiring here are Infosys, Tech Mahindra, and Accenture. The highest salary this year was around 3-4 LPA, while the lowest was 1.5-2 LPA.

Campus: The hostel is pretty average, but has all the essentials like Wi-Fi, a water purifier, and a dining hall. The food is really bad - no flavor and not clean. They've rented it out to someone now, so it's more like a paying guest accommodation. It's just okay.

Admission: The teachers and professors here are mostly great  they're helpful and know their stuff. But, gotta be honest, a few of them aren't that good, and a couple are just plain awful. The courses they offer are okay for the school, but they don't really prepare you for jobs or internships.

Placement: The placement here is okay. Most people get jobs with salaries between 3 to 5 lakhs per year. If you're studying here, I recommend trying out off-campus job interviews.

Campus: The buildings at United College look kinda average. They need a paint job 'cause the walls are peeling. Wi-Fi is there, but it doesn't reach far - only about 50 meters. The labs are okay, not great, and they're missing some stuff. But the computer labs are awesome, they have wireless stuff. The library is better than average, but the librarian isn't very nice.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and know a lot. Some of them even went to top colleges like IITs and NITs. They have good teaching skills. The course is great. We get internships and training which helps us prepare for working in the industry.

Placement: The college has good placement opportunities with companies like Infosys, Tata and Sons, Mahindra, Kalyani-Forget, Byju's, JBM, and HCL. The average salary is between 3 to 7 LPA. If you go for off-campus placements, you might even get above 7 LPA. Computer science and related branches have the best chances of getting placed.

Campus: The college looks really nice with sports facilities, a music area, and a big library. The classrooms and labs have AC. Each department has all the right equipment. The library has lots of books to study from. The place is good for studying. They have everything you need. The hostel is comfy and has Wi-Fi too.

Admission: The teachers are really good and helpful with your studies. But the downside is the 75% attendance rule. If you don't meet it, you can't take the sessional exams. The syllabus follows AKTU, the college's affiliating university.

Placement: Studying computer science at UCER for my B.Tech. The average package is 3.5 LPA, and around 80% of students get placed in companies like Accenture, Deloitte, TCS, etc. The CRT team is awesome and always there to support you whenever you need help.

Campus: The campus is pretty nice overall. They have a bunch of computer labs and labs for different subjects. The college has good facilities, like multiple canteens and easy access to transportation. Plus, there's a huge library in the middle of the campus.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They teach well and make sure we understand everything. We get to go on industry visits and attend expos related to our course. The semester exams are hard, especially since they follow the AKTU rules. The placement rate is over 90%, which is awesome!

Placement: Most of us got placed through campus placements, around 80%. The salary packages go from 3 to 7 LPA, which is cool. Companies like Infosys and some cool startups hire here. Lots of us got internships at places like Accio. We mostly get roles like full stack developer or software development engineer.

Campus: The classrooms don't have Wi-Fi, only the labs do but it's slow. The library and labs are nice. The hostel food is okay, and the canteen is decent. There's only a first aid kit for medical emergencies, nothing for serious injuries.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and they're good at teaching. If you ever have questions or need help, you can chat with them one-on-one. The semester exams can be tough because the college is affiliated with AKTU, which has a bit of a reputation. But if you're a strong student, you should be fine.

Placement: The placements here are pretty good based on what I've seen. The highest salary offered is 25 LPA, the average is 12 LPA, and the lowest is 6 LPA. Companies like Wipro, TCS, Mahindra, and Tata are the top recruiters. Around 55% of students secure internships by the 2nd year, even before my 1st semester started.

Campus: The campus is really nice and beautiful. The teachers are friendly and helpful. It's a great choice for B.Tech students. The Wi-Fi always works and the classrooms are spacious. The library is a good place to study with lots of resources. It's just perfect for studying.

Admission: The teachers are cool and they teach according to the AKTU, Lucknow syllabus. You gotta attend at least 75% of the classes, which affects your internal grades a lot. The learning is more about theory than hands-on stuff.

Placement: In my last year, there are job opportunities on campus, but they focus more on grades than skills. Big companies like TCS and Accenture hire students here. Skills are important for a good job, but the placements are decent, I guess.

Campus: The college has good facilities like AC in classrooms and a huge library with lots of books. The hostel is affordable and offers great services like fast Wi-Fi and round-the-clock electricity. The only downside is the food, it's not that great.