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3.7/5

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Placements3.4

Infrastructure4.3

Faculty & Course3.7

Campus Life3.9

Value for Money3.5

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B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering - Batch of 2026

2.8

3Placements4Infrastructure3Faculty2Crowd & Campus Life2Value for Money

ROI is not what you expect, so you have to step up and take your own responsibility.

Placements: The placement percentage is around 80%. There are around 200-250 eligible students, and out of those, only 10 get packages over 10 LPA. So you have to work hard on your skills. Companies that come are Ion, Darwin Box, Toddle, C2C, etc. I don't think that package offering above 20 LPA visits our campus very often, but still, you have to see the slightest of the brighter side.

Infrastructure: The infrastructure is no doubt top-notch. The only issue is they are taking bulk student intake, which affects the mess being jammed-packed some days. The library during exam times is crowded, you won't find seats there, but on exam days it is good.

Faculty: The curriculum is well-structured, but the execution is not so good. Our institute lacks very well-qualified faculty members, but there are a few (2-3) very good facilities too. Semester exams are easy, you don't have to worry about them. The extracurricular activities are 2/5 as well.

Other: If you get into this college, it's not too bad, but you have to earn skills and get a job. Because there is not so much well-structured placement support, the management does try to give you whatever is the best of their knowledge, but sometimes they fail to understand what a student needs. There are some unusual restrictions that you might have to deal with. Overall, I would rate my college 2.5/5.

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B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering - Batch of 2028

2.8

3Placements3Infrastructure3Faculty2Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money

Moderately satisfied with the university.

Placements: Around 80% of students get placed every year. This year, the highest package is 21.5 LPA, and the average package is 6.5 LPA. Top recruiters are Amazon, Zscaler, Infosys, etc. Around 70% of students get internships every year. Top roles offered are Software Developer, Software Engineer, and Data Analyst.

Infrastructure: Generally, for the Computer Science department, there are many facilities, like Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, a library, etc. Hostel facilities are okay. The quality of food is very good compared to other colleges. College also has a dispensary and various sports facilities are provided.

Faculty: The faculty members are well-qualified, knowledgeable, and easily approachable. Most courses are good, but some are irrelevant, but they need to be taught as per government guidelines, so no choice on that. Semester exams are a bit tough, and the pass percentage is about 80%.

Reviewed on 1 Mar 2025Read More

Anjali

B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering - Batch of 2027

5Placements4Infrastructure4Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money

Well-equipped infrastructure, supportive teachers, and industry-relevant curriculum with scope.

Placements: 70% of students got placed in my course. The highest package is 50 LPA, and the average salary is 12 LPA. Companies like Facebook, Google, and Microsoft visit our college for recruitment. 50% of students got internships in companies like Paytm and PayPal. Tops roles offered in my course are software engineer, etc.

Infrastructure: The facilities and infrastructure available in my department are well-equipped to support both academic and practical learning. Classrooms are spacious, well-lit, and equipped with projectors and audio-visual aids, making lectures more engaging. Wi-Fi connectivity is available throughout the department, enabling students to conduct research and access study materials online.

Faculty: Teachers are highly qualified, knowledgeable, and supportive. Most of them hold advanced degrees and have significant industry or research experience. They are approachable and willing to help students with doubts, projects, and career guidance. The teaching quality is good, with a mixture of theoretical and practical approaches, including case studies, lab sessions, and interactive discussions.

Other: I chose this course because of my strong interest in the subject and its career prospects. The curriculum aligned with my passion and provided opportunities for skill development, research, and industry exposure. Additionally, the course offered practical learning, internships, and a pathway to diverse career options.

Reviewed on 15 Feb 2025Read More

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B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering - Batch of 2026

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Jaypee University of Information Technology: The college is only good due to it's location.

Placements: The conversation rate of students here is barely 5%. Many companies came back without taking any students even though around 200 students applied for the job. Many seniors are unplaced and even the pass outs are unplaced. The promotions of 100% placement are totally fake. The average package is about 3.5 LPA.

Infrastructure: The food in the mess hall is terrible. Sometimes we find cooked insects in our food. The facilities aren't that good, and for every small issue we're sent to the hospital from our dispensary because we don't have proper resources to solve the problem. On the plus side, the college does have a few sports facilities, including basketball, badminton, football (only for boys), and cricket (only for boys).

Faculty: The teachers here don't generally care about the well-being of the students. Some teachers are really good, but they leave the college early for better jobs, so we're stuck with the bad ones. When I was a fresher, we were told that it's difficult to fail in this college, but here teachers announce beforehand that they'll bring about 200 supplies in this particular subject.

Other: I chose this course because I wanted to become an engineer and came to JUIT because of the location. The festivals here are really small and not good. The crowd is too local and mixed and not that good for the social life in general. Too many suppliers of drugs nearby the campus.

Reviewed on 8 Dec 2024Read More

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

4.8

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Jaypee University Of Information Technology.

Placements: More than 50% of students have been placed. Top roles offered were Software Engineer, Sales, Business Development Associate, Frontend Engineer, Graduate Engineer Trainee, System Engineer, and Special Programs were the top roles companies came for at our university.

Infrastructure: The hostel facilities available here are really good. The room availability is single, two, and three occupancy rooms with spacious rooms and clean washrooms. Wi-Fi for each floor works okayish. Coed mess. One girls' hostel and 13 boys' hostels with separate buildings for first year.

Faculty: The faculty at JUIT is really good and knowledgeable. Every one of them helps the students with any doubts or queries. The coding culture is not much here; everyone has to do coding and be an expert in their interests on their own. The semester exams' difficulty is medium.

Reviewed on 4 Dec 2024Read More

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

4.6

4Placements5Infrastructure5Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money

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Placements: Current batch placement is ongoing, and close to every student will get placed with top recruiting companies like Aspire, Zscaler, Infosys, Accenture, LTMindtree, ION Group. The top package is around 20 Lacs, with the lowest being 3.60 Lacs. Companies like Coderix, PlaySimple, and RT Camps came for internships. Overall, the average placement range is around 5 Lacs.

Infrastructure: The college infrastructure for hostel and course is overall very good with 24/7 Wi-Fi, library with reading space, clean drinking water, up-to-date computer and science labs, smart classrooms. Hostel rooms are also good with blowers for winters, and the mess food is really good compared to other universities. There is also a dispensary that is open all the time for medicine, and two doctors are there till 5 PM.

Faculty: Faculty for all the departments are adequate and experienced. The course and curriculum are designed on a GATE basis, and questions in the exam are also of GATE level. There are three exams in a semester: T1, T2, and T3, which are of 15, 25, and 35 marks respectively. The remaining 25 marks are internal marks given by the subject teacher. Faculty here are lenient and helpful.

Other: CSE at JUIT offers overall knowledge, be it the basics of computer sciences or for many events that happen on the JUIT campus, like the annual cultural fest LF, where performers come to perform different activities like singers, bands, etc. A tech fest called Murious is also organized, along with a literary fest called Alfaaz, youth parliament, and a sports fest called Parakaram, where different colleges come to compete.

Reviewed on 22 Nov 2024Read More

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What is the eligibility criteria for BTech course at Jaypee University of Information Technology?

Answered 12 hours ago

Jaypee University of Information Technology offers BTech course to students at the UG level. It is offered for 4 years in several specialisations. To be eligible for BTech at JUIT Solan, candidates must fulfil the eligibility criteria set by the college. Candidates must be Class 12 passed with 60% a

Nupur Shukla

Contributor-Level 8

What are the entrance exams accepted by Jaypee University of Information Technology?

Answered 2 months ago

Hi.

The entrance exams are accepted by Jaypee University of Information Technology

B.Tech (undergraduate)

JEE Main (for roughly 50% of seats) + 10 + 2 (board exam) marks (merit-based) for the remaining seats.

BBA / BCA / BSc‑UG

Merit-based (10 + 2 marks) or sometimes via entrance — depending on discipline. For some courses admissions may also consider CUET UG scores.

M.Tech (postgraduate engineering)

GATE (for eligible candidates) or University's own entrance test (PGET) for non‑GATE students.

M.Sc.

For some MSc courses, admission via entrance: e.g. for certain Biotechnology‑DBT seats there is a separate entrance (or merit / university criteria).

PhD	Entrance + interview. For candidates with national‑level qualifications (e.g. NET / CSIR / UGC JRF etc.), eligibility may differ.

heena agrawal

Scholar-Level 17

What happens if there are no eligible candidates in a specific category for JUIT BBA seats?

Answered 3 weeks ago

If there are no candidates who can take seats in a particular category of JUIT BBA course, these seats are inter-transferable to other categories. This will ensure that all seats are taken by deserving students at JUIT.

Jaya Sharma

Contributor-Level 10

Does JUIT Solan offer any seat reservation?

Answered a year ago

Yes, Jaypee University of Information Technology follows reservation guidelines as issued by the Government of India. A certain percentage of the total seat intake of each course is reserved for various categories, such as SC/ ST/ EWS/ PWD, etc. Further, the university also reserves seats for its BT

Bhumika Jain

Contributor-Level 10

Who is eligible for MSc admission at JUIT Solan?

Answered a year ago

Students are offered a full-time PG degree in MSc at JUIT Solan. The university accepts students for this course based on a valid CUET score followed by counselling for seat allotment. Find below JUIT MSc eligibility for various specialisations:

MSc course	Eligibility
MSc in Biotechnology	UG degree in Life Sciences/ EVS/ Physical Sciences/ Computer Science/ MBBS/ BDS/ Pharmacy/ Veterinary/ Fishery Science or equivalent with a minimum aggregate of 50% (45% for SC/ ST) from a recognised university + CUET PG score
MSc in Microbiology	UG degree in Life Sciences/ Environmental Science/ Physical Sciences/ Computer Science/ MBBS/ BDS Pharmacy/ Veterinary/ Fishery Science or equivalent with a minimum aggregate of 50% (45% for SC/ ST) from a recognised university + CUET PG score
MSc in Physics	UG degree in Physical Science or equivalent with a minimum aggregate of 50% (45% for SC/ ST) from a recognised university + CUET PG score