JIIT Noida Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

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It's infrastructure, ranking among top colleges in India, the name associated with it of Jaypee company, scenic beauty as it's among the most beautiful colleges in India and due to good placements. All this made me choose this university

Placements and Job opportunities are very good. A good number of companies come to our college including the big fours. All types of companies attend the college from big MNC's to fresh startups. The training and placement staff work hard to bring good companies to our college and help students in placements. The tnp staff is very friendly and helps a lot.

Overall the college in good. There is very good coding culture in college but if you want ece then i won't prefer it being and ece student.

College management is very proactive in all matters related to welfare of the students

No negative remarks. College is awesome do give it a look and believe me there is a lot that depends on you college doesn't matter but if you are not getting any IITs Top NITs the. You can for sure go for JIIT it will not disappoint you.

All is good but small problem is that campus area is small but still all facilities are there

Because it's placement offers were good. I have Bachelor in Electronics so I pursued the same course for master's. It was near to my home and placement of the college was good. Faculty was good. So that's the reason

The management is quite efficient. Everything is kept under strict surveillance. Discipline is properly maintained. Overall a great College for exposure and growth.

Situated in hills the campus is sublime but still lacks many important key aspects like placements and discipline. The management is highly irresponsible at times because of which students need to suffer a lot.