Jaypee Institute of Information Technology Noida Answered Questions

The placement rates of the college are not that bad for CSE students. Almost 100% of the students get placed each year. In case of recession, then yes, getting placement becomes a little tough but college does its best to place each and every student. For other departments, like ECE and Biotech, companies do come but they expect you to have knowledge of computer as well.

JIIT is better than SRM any given day!
Located in Noida and having a good communication network you have access to pretty much everything around unlike SRM which is in a remote area. The coding culture in JIIT Noida is very competitive and if you are willing to accept the challenge and prove yourselves then come to JIIT without a doubt. SRM holds entrance tests and allots branches likewise while admission process in JIIT is purely on the basis of JEE Mains score except Biotechnology where seats are allotted on merit basis as well. This means only top notch students willing to learn and explore more come to JIIT. Infrastructure is very well planned and the mess as well as hostels are really good compared to any other colleges. The fee structure is very nominal compared to other engineering colleges (2.5 Lacs per annum w/o hostel). I suggest if you wanna stay in the Delhi NCR culture then JIIT is a great option but if you want to go and experience distance education then SRM too is a good option but if you are willing to go and study in the Southern part of India then VIT is the best college without a doubt. All the Best!

Yes, scoring above 90% in the 12th grade significantly improves your chances of getting admission to the integrated course in Computer Science Engineering (CSE) at JIIT Sector 62. In fact, with such a high score, you may even be eligible for the B.Tech program in CSE.

Missing T1 or T2 will have no impact on a student's academia but attending T3 examinations is mandatory for each student else he/she will have to repeat the subject again irrespective of his/her marks. T1 examinations are held first then followed by T2 and then T3 in the end of the semester.

JIIT Noida offers admission to its B.Tech program through the JEE Main entrance exam as well as the 10+2 merit-based admission process. Based on your score of 95% in PCM in 2020 CBSE boards, you may be eligible for admission to JIIT Noida through the merit-based admission process.
However, admission to the CSE program is highly competitive, and the cutoff for admission through the merit-based process may vary each year depending on the number of applicants and their scores. It is recommended that you check the institute's admission criteria and cutoffs for the current academic year and apply accordingly.
Alternatively, you can consider other colleges that offer admission through the merit-based process and have a good reputation for their CSE program.