VJIT Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teaching quality was really good, especially a few teachers who were awesome at explaining things. I think they should focus more on practical stuff than just theory to help us get ready for jobs.

Placement: I love how VJIT helps us get good jobs. They train us well with mock interviews, tests, and group discussions. The placement team works super hard to bring top companies to us. Plus, the college is awesome. The salaries are getting better every year, which is cool.

Campus: I really like the college's infrastructure. It has everything a college needs. The labs for practical courses like electronics and computing have all the necessary instruments. The sports facilities are good with a small field and equipment for games. There's also a gym available.

Admission: The teachers here vary in qualifications. Some are really good, they teach us everything we need to know for the industry. It's great to learn practical stuff. But there are some subjects that don't seem useful. The curriculum is pretty old-fashioned. When I was studying, we didn't learn about new technologies. But now, they're adding these subjects for new students. It's good for them!

Placement: Being a computer science student, I noticed that this year there are fewer placements happening. So far, only 30% of 2025 students have found placements, and I'm lucky to be one of them. The average package this year is around 5 LPA, with the highest being 9 LPA. One of my friends even landed a job at HSBC. I've seen companies like Cognizant, Infosys, HCL, and other consulting firms coming to campus for placements.

Campus: The VJIT doesn't have a hostel yet, but they're working on it. The classrooms are well-equipped with projectors, and they can fit about 100 students in each one. The labs for different courses are spacious too. Overall, the infrastructure is good.

Admission: The teachers in our department finished their M.Teach and some even have Ph.D. The curriculum is based on JNTU. The college used to be autonomous, and I found the exam grading fair. Most students passed, unless you really struggle with academics.

Placement: The civil department has about half the students placed. The highest package was 5 LPA in core, while the lowest was 2.5 LPA. Companies like Ultra Tech, JSW, DR. Fixit, Mahindra, and Space India hire students. Around 60% of students did internships. Also, there's a center of excellence for Ultra Tech in the department.

Campus: The civil engineering department has its own block. We use labs for AutoCAD, strength of materials, hydraulics, and more. We also have access to the department library and two other libraries on campus. It's great to have everything we need in one place!

Admission: The teachers here are really knowledgeable and the way they teach is great. The courses are designed to match what's happening in the industry and new tech stuff, which is super useful for us. If you put in the effort, the semester isn't too tough. It's all up to you. Just aim for at least 35% to pass.

Placement: Most of us in our batch found jobs in different companies. It's expected that more will get placed by the end of the year. The highest and lowest salary packages offered were 32 LPA and 2 LPA at our college. Big companies like Microsoft, Infosys, and others come for placements. We also get chances for internships and join hackathons and projects by IITs and ISRO. I landed a job in a core company as a trainee engineer with a salary of 4.5 LPA.

Campus: The college buildings and campus are really nice. The classrooms and library are clean, and there's lots of greenery around. They have study rooms and Wi-Fi, which is awesome. The canteen is great too, super clean and hygienic. Plus, they have sports courts for basketball, volleyball, and even kabaddi. Overall, it's a cool place!

Admission: The teachers are really nice and always ready to help. They explain things well and make studying interesting. The course changes every year, but it's not too hard to keep up. Exams are pretty chill and not too stressful. The only downside is that there are a lot of retakes for those who don't pass.

Placement: The college really cares about helping students find jobs. They put in a lot of effort to make sure students get placed. I heard that 80% of students end up getting jobs. The pay ranges from 4 LPA to 10 LPA, with an average of 6 LPA. Lots of top companies come to hire students from the computer science and engineering courses. It's great for getting a good job after graduating.

Campus: The hostel rooms are super clean and the food is delicious and good for you. They have fast Wi-Fi, awesome medical care, and lots of sports stuff. The students here are really nice and smart, always ready to lend a hand.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at what they do. Some of them have Ph.Ds. They always help us improve. They teach us everything we need to know for our future jobs. The subjects we study are perfect for getting ready to work in the real world. I'd rate the exams as [missing]. You need 35 out of 100 to pass.

Placement: I'm currently in my 4th year, and we have lots of companies visiting our campus for placements. But honestly, only 1 out of 10 students is actually getting job offers. For instance, out of 500 students, only 6 got placed. The highest salary package so far is 25 LPA, while the lowest is 4.1 LPA. Most of the offers are for software developer roles, with Cognizant being the top company that's hiring.

Campus: The labs, libraries, and classrooms here are awesome. They have everything we need and work perfectly. The canteen is just okay - the food is average but kinda pricey. Our college really focuses on sports and games, which is cool. Lots of students have won medals here!

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. They all have M.Tech and PhD degrees. The semester exams are not super hard, but they're not a piece of cake either. I'd say they're just average. If you put in the effort, you can definitely get good grades.

Placement: I'm happy to say that 40% of students from our course got jobs last year. The highest pay was 8 LPA, and the average was 4 LPA. Companies like Infosys and Tata come to hire us. About half of us also get internships. It's great to see so many opportunities here.

Campus: Our department has lots of facilities, like labs and classrooms that are always clean. We also have a huge library, which is awesome. The college environment is really nice. The only downside is that we don't have a hostel.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and teach well. The course curriculum prepares us well for the industry. The exams focus on applying what we've learned, so understanding the concepts is key. And hey, the pass rate was pretty good at around 78%.

Placement: I graduated in 2024 and the job placements for our course were really good. About 82% of us got jobs right from campus. The highest salary offered was 10 Lacs a year, the lowest was 4 Lacs, and the average was 5 Lacs. Companies like JK Construction, DLF, Tata, and TCS hired a lot of us. Around 73% of students did internships in good companies. The main roles were team leaders and structural engineers.

Campus: The ECE department here has really great facilities. We've got AC classrooms, a library, Wi-Fi, an auditorium, seminar halls, and project labs. The hostel is cool too, with lots of food options in the kitchen and canteen. The rooms are tidy, there's medical help if you need it, and tons of games to play on campus. It's awesome!

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good with their teaching. Most of them have PhDs or M.Tech degrees. The courses are useful for real-world jobs. Exams can be tough, but if you study hard, they're manageable. You need to score between 60-75% to pass.

Placement: In our course, about 35-45% of students get placed. The highest salary offered is 6.5 LPA, while the average is 4.5 LPA, and the lowest is 2.25 LPA. Many start-ups come for placements, and top companies this year include Cognizant, HCL, PwC, Concentrix. Around 40% of students land internships, with some going to MAQ, Kyndryl, Qspiders, Planetspark, Sutherland. Most roles are in sales, but there are also tech-related ones.

Campus: The facilities in our course are pretty good. We don't have a college hostel yet, but they're building one next to the college now. The food in the canteen is decent. Our college is big on sports and games, which is cool.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super nice and really friendly. Everyone loves studying Electronics and Communication Engineering here. We have two internal exams and one external exam, all adding up to 100 marks. The exams are pretty tough, but fair.

Placement: There aren't many big companies that come to our college for placements. Most of them are in software or IT. But even though, a lot of ECE students end up getting jobs in IT. Unfortunately, our college doesn't help us find internships. We have to look for them ourselves.

Campus: The college has great facilities, like comfy classrooms and well-equipped labs. We don't have Wi-Fi, but the central library and department libraries have all the stuff we need. It's all in good shape and easy to access.