VJCET - Viswajyothi College of Engineering and Technology

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A good and active placement cell is there in the college which has a good tie-up and contacts different companies like Infosys, TCS, etc.

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Most of the students also got placed in IT companies, and very few students got placed in core companies.

Based on 13 Reviews

Arjun Krishna Anish Verified Icon

B.Tech. in Artificial Intelligence and Data Science - Batch of 2027

4Placements3Infrastructure4Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money

Absolutely satisfied because of faculty members.

Placements: Placements come from more than 50 companies ranking from the top to the bottom. Top recruiting companies are TCL, Microsoft, etc. The highest salary package is 75 LPA, and the lowest is 5 LPA. Top roles that are offered in the college. If you study M.Tech we should get a job at the college. The students who basically got 6 CGPA and above are eligible to get placements.

Infrastructure: I am not actually a hosteler. But I know several hostelers who actually complain and sometimes encourage about the room they used to have for 4 years. The quality of food available in the hostel is pretty nice and clean. Wi-Fi is provided in the mess, labs, auditorium, and others.

Faculty: All teachers are helpful to everyone. They encourage and motivate the students to overcome several issues and to attain success in their personal life through much support and effort they can provide. They are all well-qualified teachers who have done masters and several teachers in the college actually have doctorates as their own.

Reviewed on 22 Jun 2025Read More

Shreya Merin Verified Icon

B.Tech. in Artificial Intelligence and Data Science - Batch of 2026

3.8

3Placements3Infrastructure5Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money

Good faculty, worth the money, but an average college life experience.

Placements: The placement training is noteworthy. Students are motivated to participate in various hackathons and events. About 50% of students get placed, and top recruiters include UST Global, TCS, and Cognizant. It performs well for a tier 3 college.

Infrastructure: Wi-Fi facility is available all across the campus, and the library is fully equipped with monitors for searching resources. There is a special lab dedicated to the Artificial Intelligence and Data Science department. Students get free hours to work on projects, and the department is very supportive in this regard.

Faculty: The curriculum is pretty fair for this department, but the emerging topics are yet to be covered under the KTU syllabus. Since it is an autonomous body now, the syllabus might be altered for the better. The course covers all the important topics, including AI and ML. It is an easy course to study.

Other: The campus life is comparatively average, I would say. Events like Bodhi and Drishya are held every year, and you can participate in them.

Reviewed on 15 Jun 2025Read More

ALBIN JOY

B.Tech. in Computer Science and Design - Batch of 2025

4Placements4Infrastructure4Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money

Good infrastructure, supportive faculty members, and decent placements for game development.

Placements: Out of 43 students, 17 students are placed in different tech companies like TCS, Litmus7, Emergio Games, Cognizant, etc. All placed students got 4 LPA average. 20% of students got internships at XR Horizons and Emergio Games. Placed people are software testers and developers.

Infrastructure: Infrastructure of the college is pretty decent. The campus is equipped with Wi-Fi, ambiance, etc. The college offers a free gym, well-equipped labs, clean hostel, decent food, medical help, and various indoor and outdoor sports options for overall development.

Faculty: Teachers are very supportive, well qualified, and explain topics clearly. The course curriculum is fairly relevant and covers industry basics. Semester exams are moderate, but with regular study, students can manage well. The pass percentage is quite good. Most students perform decently with proper guidance.

Other: I chose computer science and design because of my passion for game development and creativity. The best part of the course is that it's a mixture of technical subjects like UI/UX and animation, which helps in building real-world games. The practical exposure through labs and projects is a great advantage. However, the course could be improved with more industry tie-ups, guest lectures from game developers, and updated tools for game development. The campus life is lively with fun events and tech fests. The crowd is friendly and diverse. The surroundings are calm and green.

Reviewed on 28 May 2025Read More

Anonymous

B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering - Batch of 2024

2.8

3Placements3Infrastructure3Faculty2Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money

The college if you just want to graduate .

Placements: About 80 percent of the people were placed, but most were placed in BPOs like Sutherland. The highest package was about 7 LPA, and the lowest was 1.9 LPA, even though the lowest package that happened in college was about 1.7 LPA. The top recruiter was Sutherland, even though they are a BPO. The college is not worth it if you're only looking for placement, as some companies refuse to even put their placements here.

Infrastructure: The Wi-Fi mostly had no internet, and the computers in the labs were barely functional; some were not even turning on. The classrooms were neat, but without proper placement of fans and such, it got really hot in the summer, and most teachers were fighting for the labs with AC. The hostel rooms were clean, but some of the showers did not work. There was also a washroom that leaked water throughout my stay at the hostel (3 years).

Faculty: The teachers were mostly friendly, but the problem is the syllabus. I just don't see why I have to learn the architectural diagram and study the design of microprocessors like 8085, 8086, 8088, and many more. These microprocessors were out well before we were born and went out of production commercially too; it just seems like a waste to learn that, and that is a core subject for some reason. The exams vary in difficulty, and you can never tell if they will be tough or not (if you believe in a god, pray). The programming languages like Python were not discussed properly in the core subjects, and the only language you can properly learn is C. The pass percentage of this college was high; it scored the 14th rank in Kerala.

Other: There were not a lot of fests and such. The management always told us there was no money for such festivities, even though this money is to be collected from students. Most students come from the Thodupuzha region, and the atmosphere of the college is mostly calm with no political parties on campus. The main problem is that it felt like a school more than a college. After 4:30, the college buses start to leave the campus, and by about 5, the campus is completely empty except for the students in the hostel. I felt that the students on campus were there only because they were forced to attend classes and not for the enjoyment of coming to a college. I had a lot of hope in enjoying campus life, but most of the enjoyment was outside the campus (mostly through travel with friends). Overall, if you just want to study and graduate from a college near you, this might be a good choice. However, if you want to have a campus experience like you have seen and heard in movies and such, look elsewhere.

Reviewed on 18 Jul 2024Read More

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B.Tech. in Information Technology - Batch of 2027

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The kind of blog you wish you read before college.

Placements: The placement cell in our college is not that strong, but it tries much to get every student placed who has no supply in previous exams. The number of students getting placed through campus placements is about 60%. The highest salary package is about 10 LPA, the lowest is 1.6 LPA and the average salary package is about 2–3 LPA. A few recruiters are TCS, Tech Bee, HDFC, SAFFRON, and so on. Students can do internships from the 3rd year and many students from my college get internships as part of it. The top roles offered in my course are software engineer, company executive, etc.

Infrastructure: The college building itself, at first glance, is captivating. Personally, I like how the college is and there are only stars around the building and no lifts. The washrooms are not up to the mark and could improve; there is a water cooler, which is not that good either. There is a college library, which itself is quite huge and you can get every study material you need. There are not many other books other than study books. There is also a college canteen and a few kiosks around the college that have some great foods. Wi-Fi is available around the campus and can be accessed freely. The classrooms are also quite spacious and nice; the college labs have only a few good facilities. The college hostels are also nice, as per what I heard. The food is only decent.

Faculty: The teaching faculty are also nice; some are quite experienced and some are learning there ways around. The qualifications are not up to par, but they do try their level best. The course I am studying is from the 2019 syllabus, which is too old and needs to be updated and KTU University is also bad. The college or this course does not make students job- or industry-ready as they do not teach hands-on training. The difficulty of the semester exams depends upon the university and a few times exams are hard and a few times they are easy; the pass rate is only about 70%.

Reviewed on 26 May 2024Read More

Anonymous

B.Tech. in Computer Science and Design - Batch of 2025

3.2

2Placements4Infrastructure4Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money

Good in terms of infrastructure, but not the best in placements and other facilities.

Placements: The number of companies selecting students for their field by campus selection has drastically decreased. A college where more than 10 companies were frequently taking students in has now been reduced to a mere 2–3 companies. Less than 10% have attained campus selection in the years 2022–23. The placements are very poor nowadays.

Infrastructure: Classrooms are facilitated with Wi-Fi and plenty of labs with systems for the functioning of all departments. No sports day is given as a day to enjoy the joy of sports. A well-kept library contains a plethora of books for young minds to get properly educated.

Faculty: The teachers appointed here have a mediocre level of education (B.Tech). Not the best in terms of teaching concepts. The given curriculum is somewhat relevant to the current scenario as it teaches modern technology applications such as VR, Blender, Unity 3D, etc. The exams are not the hardest in terms of difficulty.

Reviewed on 7 Dec 2023Read More

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Does VJCET - Viswajyothi College of Engineering and Technology have good and experienced faculty?

Answered a year ago

The faculty is highly qualified at VJCET, and many are postgraduate holders in the field of engineering and other allied fields. Many possess industry experience that helps them bridge the gap between the ideas and principles from both the academic and industry perspectives. The overall policy of th

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How are the campus facilities offered by VJCET - Viswajyothi College of Engineering and Technology?

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VJCET has developed various facilities to enhance academic life and student life in the campus. The college is equipped with modernized laboratories, a well-stocked library, advanced computer labs, and Wi-Fi connectivity across the campus for students to support their research and study needs. Besid

Neer Malik

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Who are the top alumni of VJCET - Viswajyothi College of Engineering and Technology?

Answered a year ago

It consists of successful professionals in the various types of engineering fields. This has brought a number of graduates joining the companies in the IT sector, mechanical, civil, and electronics sectors to lift VJCET to become synonymous with brilliant engineers. Some of the notable positions in

Neer Malik

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Is VJCET - Viswajyothi College of Engineering and Technology a private or government college?

Answered a year ago

It has become popularly known by the name VJCET, and it is actually the privately owned and operated educational institution affiliated to APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University of Kerala. Being one of the well-established institutions with respect to imparting quality education in streams related

Neer Malik

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Can I get admission to VJCET - Viswajyothi College of Engineering and Technology B.E. / B.Tech course without KEAM?

Answered a year ago

The general admission to B.Tech in VJCET is done through KEAM since it is a common entrance exam for any engineering seat in Kerala, but it is conducting management quota, under which the students would be getting admission without taking the KEAM scores into account; in such case, candidates need t

Neer Malik

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