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B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering 

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B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering - Batch of 2029
3.4
Good placements, quality infrastructure, and a supportive learning environment.
Placements: I am a B.Tech Electronics and Communication Engineering student at JIIT Noida from the 2025–29 batch. Based on the recent placement statistics, around 90% of eligible students are placed. The highest package is around 90 LPA. The average package is around 11 LPA, and the lowest package is generally around 4–5 LPA. Some of the top recruiters include Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Deloitte, etc. Around 90% of eligible students secure internships in companies like Infosys, TCS, Microsoft, etc. Major roles offered include Software Development Engineer, Embedded Systems Engineer, Hardware Engineer, and Business Analyst.
Infrastructure: The ECE department and JIIT, in general, have good infrastructure with decent Wi-Fi speed, well-equipped labs, spacious classrooms, and a library. Hostel facilities are decent, with well-maintained rooms, laundry, and a gym. The mess food is average to good. The campus also has a cafeteria and sports facilities. Although the sports facilities are limited due to space. They are still good enough for students.
Faculty: Teachers are helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable. The teaching quality is good. Teachers focus a lot on practical learning as well. The ECE curriculum is relevant and covers core subjects along with programming skills. With electives and summer training, students become industry-ready. The semester exams are moderately difficult but manageable with consistent study. The exams are based on tutorial sheets and the concepts taught in class.
Other: I chose this course because of the opportunities it provides in the future in both the core electronics and IT sectors. The best part about this course is that it is balanced and provides practical learning through good labs and workshops, along with decent placement opportunities. I feel the course can be improved by adding more industry collaborations and electives. Events and fests are organized in the college, but they are limited because of space and the surroundings. However, many clubs organize extracurricular activities. The campus is vibrant with a good crowd.
Reviewed on 28 Jun 2026Read More
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B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering - Batch of 2029
2.8
Good placements at the cost of no college life.
Placements: JIIT placements are much better than other private colleges in NCR or Delhi. The minimum CGPA requirement is around 7.5, and for good companies it is 8+. I am from ECE, and ECE students also participate in CSE placements. According to the college, around 98% students get offers. Big companies like Infosys, Samsung, Atlassian, etc. visit the campus. But most offers are given by smaller companies, which is why the median and average packages are low.
Infrastructure: This is the most downside thing of this college. The infrastructure is very poor here. First of all, there is no Wi-Fi on campus. It is only available in the library. Mobile data also does not work properly. It is very rare to even get a signal from one or two companies. There is no internet in the whole campus. It feels like living in the Stone Age. Classrooms are also very poor, like I am studying in a 19th-century classroom, sad and dull. Another major downside is that there are almost no sports facilities. There are just 2–3 buildings, a small ground, and no proper sports infrastructure. The food is okay.
Faculty: Teachers are kind of here. Some are chill. They don’t really care but they give good marks, while some really want you to study and are helpful, except one or two who are always in a bad mood, which causes mood swings in them. But the exam and the curriculum are good compared to other colleges. However, the exams are really hard compared to AKTU, IP, or DTU, etc., but we are graded based on other students, so that’s good.
Other: They have a mandatory uniform, so it feels more like a school. If they remove this uniform policy, it would be much better. The crowd is mostly studious, and everyone wants to study only. BBA students only have fun here.
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B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering - Batch of 2028
3.6
Good for placement opportunities and location advantage for students in Delhi NCR region.
Placements: Top recruiters in my course include Qualcomm, NVIDIA, and Intel. The average package is 9 LPA, the median package is 7 LPA, and the highest package was 45 LPA (off-campus offer) during the previous academic year. Internship opportunities are also available for 2nd and 3rd-year students.
Infrastructure: The quality of the mess is good, especially in the initial few months. A basketball court and open space are available for sports. However, there is no dedicated space for other sports like badminton, tennis, etc. Labs are well-equipped, and the library has a good collection of books.
Faculty: Teachers are qualified but sometimes available to solve doubts. The teaching quality is fine overall. The course curriculum is aligned with government and UGC guidelines. 3 exams take place during a semester, and the level of the examinations is moderate to difficult. The pass percentage varies from course to course, but is kept around 30% generally.
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  • Admissions Open for 2021 Programs: Apply at www.bit.ly/JIIT-2021
  • Engage in academic leadership activities such as development of academic and computational resources and organization of faculty development programs, conferences, workshops, and many more
  • Collaborated with industry, government, and community to stimulate entrepreneurship and sustainable development through innovative IT solutions
  • The department has active International collaboration with University of Florida
  • Department organizes various Conferences, Workshops, FDP, Seminars, Expert talks and Student Enrichment Programme
  • The course consist of Resilient and contemporary curriculum
  • The course includes Research-oriented and futuristic projects to foster technical competence in students
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3.8/5
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Many companies including Amazon, Verizon, Ericsson and Deloitte came to our college.
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I mean a decent number of companies come every year for which ECE branch students are eligible, but there were rarely any core companies for ECE.
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B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering - Batch of 2029
3.8
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A very decent option if your JEE didn't go well.
Placements: Placement in this college is decent, as I have communicated with my seniors. They have told me big companies like LinkedIn, Amazon, Google also come here, and semiconductor-based companies like NXP also comes and one can easily get a 7-8 LPA average package, and almost 70-80% students get placed during the placement drive.
Infrastructure: The Wi-Fi is decent, and the hostel mess is very good compared to other hostel mess and the food is genuinely good. The infrastructure of the hostel is pretty decent too, and they provide all the required facilities, although there aren't many facilities for sports.
Faculty: Teachers are very helpful, and some of them are IIT passouts themself and teach very well. The difficult part of the exam is pretty decent, it is obviously harder compared to other colleges, as I've asked my friends from other colleges, and the curriculum is quite interesting itself.
Reviewed on 6 Feb 2026Read More
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2.6
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Dissatisfied about the curriculum, but placements are kind of okay.
Placements: Nearly 70 percent of students are placed. Top roles are business analyst and associate consultant. Top companies include startups and mass hirers like Infosys, Cognizant. Companies like Oracle and Amazon also do on-campus visits, and the overall hiring scene is okay.
Infrastructure: Classrooms depend on buildings; for B. Tech, they are not up to the mark and are in bad shape. Labs are clean and have facilities, but the experiments are bookish and some are not worth it. Food quality is normal, not too bad, but it gets boring after some time.
Faculty: The curriculum is very tough as there are 3 exams each semester, and the last exam covers the complete syllabus. Though there is relative grading, sometimes no one gets the A+ mark due to the bar. The debar percentage is about 65–70 percent, which is high.
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B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering - Batch of 2026
4.8
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Placements: Placements here are very decent. Big companies come here, and many students come here only because of the reputation of the college due to its great previous placement record. Almost 90% of the students get placed but at last only if the students add effort he/she will get placed.
Infrastructure: Infrastructure here is very good. All the classrooms, labs, washrooms, and canteen are available. Every place is very clean and hygienic. You will not face any difficulties with cleanliness and hygiene. The whole campus is Wi-Fi enabled. The labs have the latest technology.
Faculty: Teaching quality here is very good, and teachers here are very helpful and knowledgeable. They also help students after class both offline and online, as they are all highly qualified and skilled in their subjects. The exams are a bit difficult but if you have studied well, it will not affect you.
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I'm not satisfied with the mess food at all; it's horrible.
Placements: There are good placements, a well-maintained campus, and supportive faculty at college. Around 80% of students in my college got placed, which is quite decent compared to other private colleges. The highest package was about 28 LPA, the lowest was around 3.5 LPA, and the average package hovered around 6-7 LPA.
Infrastructure: The college has well-equipped labs, air-conditioned classrooms, good Wi-Fi in academic areas, and a central library with a large collection of books and e-resources. The hostel rooms are clean and maintained regularly, with 24/7 water and electricity backup. The mess food is average, better than some other hostels, but repetitive sometimes. There are multiple canteens and food stalls inside the campus offering a decent variety.
Faculty: Most of the faculty members are qualified (many hold PhDs) and are quite approachable for doubts or project guidance. The course curriculum is updated regularly to match industry trends, but you still need to learn extra skills on your own. Semester exams are moderately difficult, with around 90% pass percentage if you study consistently.
Other: I chose ECE because of my interest in circuits and systems. The best part is campus discipline and a clean environment. I wish they could improve mess food variety and increase the number of core companies for branches other than CS/IT. The total fees for my four-year B.Tech course, including tuition, hostel, mess, and other charges, were around Rs. 20,00,000-25,00,000.
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Good placement state but negligible extracurricular facilities.
Placements: Placements at JIIT are pretty decent and scale up depending on your skills. Really good companies like Amazon and Google do visit the campus. From the recent placements, 91% were hired, and the top package went up to 70 LPA with an average of 25 LPA, which is very good.
Infrastructure: Facilities at JIIT are up to the mark, considering the latest technology-equipped labs, Wi-Fi in the library with peaceful surroundings, and classrooms with smart boards, fully air-conditioned. Hostels have an entertainment room, gym, playing area, etc. There is also a grocery store for daily needs and laundry. For medical assistance, there is a dispensary with doctors on duty. About the food, it is mixed of some taste very good, while others are average but still eatable. The only thing lacking is the sports facility, which is negligible.
Faculty: Some teachers I encounter are so friendly and actually want to help, whereas some just come to do their jobs. They don’t care if you study or not, so you will have to do everything on your own. It does make students industry-ready, as they also have English and human values classes. Semester exams are mid but not that difficult to crack if you study. Some people do get back if their CGPA is relatively low, though.
Other: Events and fests are minimal, though the vibes are good. There should be more, as JIIT is mostly academically focused. There are many clubs and societies to join as well. The attendance criteria are 65-70%, but they don’t entertain medical leaves, which is a con.
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To be eligible for a four-year BTech ECE at Jaypee Institute of Information Technology, Society of Computer Technology and Research, the candidate must have passed class 12th with a minimum of 45% in a relevant stream from any recognised board. Eligible candidates will have to appear for the JEE Mai

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Yes surely you can grab your dream job in your dream MNC even if you aren't from computer science background. All you need to do is excel in coding, Algorithms and Efficiently make use of Data Structures, then you really have a good chance.

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