Yamuna Group of Institutions Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The campus has full Wi-Fi coverage, which is awesome. The classrooms are cool, and there's a big library with plenty of books. They've got a hospital on campus too. The lab has all the equipment you need for experiments. And the food in the canteen is really clean and good.

Placement: I think it's a bummer that there's no company for civil engineering students at this college. It's a big downside. The college doesn't have a placement cell for civil engineering, but companies do come for other branches. They usually offer jobs with salaries between 10k-15k. Many students end up taking job offers from these companies.

Campus: The infrastructure here is awesome. You won't find this kind of setup anywhere else in Haryana. They've got AC classrooms and top-notch hostel facilities. The hostel even has A/C. Plus, there's a canteen on campus. And you can play football, basketball, volleyball, and cricket here too. It's pretty cool!

Admission: The teachers at our college were really helpful and good. They knew their stuff well and taught in a great way. Our HOD was awesome too. Overall, Yamuna is the best college in Yamuna Nagar. It's connected to KUK University.

Placement: The placements at our college weren't great. If things don't improve, the college's reputation might suffer. In 2019, there were only a few good placements. Computer science had good placements, but mechanical had poor ones. Electrical and civil departments had average placements.

Campus: The facilities at our college were okay. The Wi-Fi was just okay. Sports facilities weren't great. However, the labs were really good. Hostel rooms were nice. We had a canteen on campus, and the Paneer dish there was the best. The academic building wasn't amazing. Games were a highlight. Classrooms were decent. Overall, the campus was nice. My experience at the college was good.

Admission: I really like Yamuna Group of Institutions because they offer a variety of courses like B.Tech (civil, EE, CSE, ME, etc.), M.Tech, BDS, MBA, BBA, Nursing, GNM, ANM, and diploma in polytechnic. The teachers are well-qualified and they teach us both practical and theoretical stuff. They also use projectors in class which is cool. You have to have good attendance to take the final exams, and we have monthly tests every semester. It's a good place to study!

Placement: This college is part of Kurukshetra University and approved by AICTE in India. They have good placements with private companies in electrical, electronics, and mechanical engineering. Big companies like Bajaj, Kotak Mahindra, and Wipro come for campus recruitment. Many students get placed in these companies with good salaries. You can find more info on their official website: http://www.yamuna.edu.in.

Campus: The campus is surrounded by green fields, which is nice. They have separate hostels for boys and girls with AC and non-AC rooms. There's also a staff quarter on campus. You can find Wi-Fi, a gym, playgrounds, and support courts there. The classrooms and labs for engineering, BDS, MBA, nursing, and diploma polytechnic are well-equipped with AC. They even have a multi-specialist hospital called Ch. Lekhraj hospital. Each section, like engineering and business, has its own library. The central library has over 100 chairs and AC. Plus, there's a canteen and fast-food stalls. Overall, my experience at YIET was great, especially considering the fee packages.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really good. They know their stuff and have lots of experience. They're always there to help out. The college offers over 12 Engineering and nursing courses.

Placement: The college's training and placement cell is really great. Every year, over 20 big companies come to hire more than 300 computer science and engineering students. Companies like Tech Mahindra and HCL India Pvt Ltd are some of the top ones that visit.

Campus: I really like the college's infrastructure. The campus has Wi-Fi everywhere, which is great. They have different buildings for engineering, diploma, and nursing courses. The classrooms are in good shape, and they provide medical and sports facilities too.

Admission: Some teachers weren't very helpful, but they all know their stuff and teach well. In my B.Tech ECE class, there were around 8-9 students, which was nice. Unfortunately, the college doesn't organize industry visits. There are about 10 courses to choose from. Personally, I don't find the course curriculum very useful.

Placement: The college didn't have any placements for our batch or our seniors. The results were really bad. I'm not sure about the salaries, but I think they were around 50-60k for us and 30-35k for the teachers. No companies came to the campus for placements. There is a placement cell, but I don't think it's very helpful or efficient based on my experience.

Campus: The college doesn't have any games, medical facilities, or labs for experiments. The food in the canteen is really bad. The hostel rooms are dirty, including the bathrooms and toilets. The infrastructure is not good at all. The Wi-Fi doesn't work properly, and the classrooms are dirty with no working AC. It's not a great place to study.

Admission: The teachers were really helpful and knew their stuff. The teaching environment was good, and the curriculum looked like it would be useful in the future. Engineering is tough, you gotta be ready for that. The semester exams were challenging, some subjects took me a few tries to pass. It was tough for a lot of us, but the students who study a lot didn't seem to struggle as much.

Placement: Around 50 students from our college got placed in campus placements with companies like Smart Data and Teach Marbles. The average salary was at least 3 lakhs per annum, with the highest being 7 lakhs. Most students had grades above 80%. They landed intern roles in IT companies or got hired as junior developers.

Campus: The facilities back then were good. The library had lots of helpful books, and the classrooms and labs were well-equipped. But hostel life wasn't great. The food in the mess was barely edible, and the warden wasn't very friendly towards students.

Admission: The teachers are super helpful and really make a difference in our education. They know their stuff and have lots of experience in the field. The classes cover everything from basics to hands-on practice. The exams test both what we know on paper and how we can apply it in real situations.

Placement: The placement process here is really organized and clear. First, we have pre-placement talks where companies tell us about their jobs and what they're looking for. After that, we do written tests, group chats, and personal interviews. The college helps us prepare with practice interviews, resume workshops, and skills training. It's all set up really well and helps us get ready for job hunting.

Campus: The course has everything you need for hands-on learning. There are dental labs, clinical training places, anatomy labs, and classrooms. Also, there are lecture halls, a library, research areas, and places for radiology and imaging. There are clinics for prosthodontics and orthodontics, plus places for keeping things clean and hygienic. It's all set up really well for learning.

Admission: The teachers here aren't great. Their knowledge is lacking, and they often skip classes. But if we miss a class, they slap us with fines.

Placement: Not many companies come to our college for placements, and most students end up without jobs. Only a consultancy visits us for placements. It's because the education quality here is really low, and we can't meet companies' requirements. That's why not many companies visit our college for placements.

Campus: The classrooms don't have AC, and the labs lack instruments. The library is decent, but the fines are too high. There's no medical facility on campus. Students can't play sports because attendance relief isn't given. As a result, not many students take part in extracurricular activities. The college doesn't even organize a farewell for the students.

Admission: The teachers are pretty good here, but the issue is they don't get paid on time. This affects how well they teach. If you do M.Tech after B.Tech, you might end up teaching B.Tech students. It's weird - how can someone with a B.Tech teach the same course? They should hire someone with a PG degree. Teachers try their best, but you miss out on learning from a real expert.

Placement: The placements here are really bad. Even the top students didn't get placed. All they focus on is call center jobs. They don't bring in good companies for placements. The college doesn't help much with internships. The salaries offered are pretty low, around Rs. 9,000-12,000. I wouldn't recommend this college.

Campus: The college has great facilities like Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, library, medical facilities, and sports. The labs are good quality and the canteen food is tasty. The hostel rooms are awesome with plenty of space. The infrastructure is really nice. They organize fun fests and events regularly. Overall, I've had a good experience with the rooms, labs, and everything else at the college.

Admission: The staff at our college are really friendly and knowledgeable. They're great at teaching and always there to help with projects. They know their stuff! I'd rate our faculty a solid 10/10.

Placement: My college is awesome for getting jobs after B.Tech and other courses. The teachers and staff always support us and keep us united. Don't stress about joining it's a great place to be!

Campus: The college infrastructure is better than other colleges. We have Wi-Fi and good classrooms. The library is super quiet and peaceful. I scored 71.28% in my B.Tech course, thanks to the library.