Varun Singh's Review On Jaypee University Of Engineering And Technology - [JUET], Guna

Its a nice place if your goals and ambitions are clear and you know how to work your way up students have managed to secure jobs at packages as high as 24lps in India and many of them don't get placed so it really depends on you.

I gave JEE Mains and scored a 102. I qualified for advanced but missed the cutoff by 3 marks and didn't want to drop. By then only a few college had their applications open. I knew I wanted to pursue Computer Science so joined wherever I got it which was here.

The curriculum is actually well structured and in accordance with other government universities. The curriculum is also modified to meet the industry requirements. For example, recently Python was introduced for students in 3rd sem and Rails/Django for 6th semester students.As far as research is concerned, I don't think it serves the purpose well.

No, you have to secure an internship off campus based on your skills. But students from CSE Department do manage to secure internships at companies like amazon and other startups in Bangalore, Pune and Hyderabad. The average stipend is close to 15000-20000.

The university's placement is controlled by JIIT Noida(Jaypee Institute of Information Technology) and thus has a lot of job opportunities including and not limited to Amazon, Codenation, Grofers, SAP, Web Engage, Kuliza, Zomate, Redbus. Mass recruiting companies such as Infosys, Accenture, Wipro also visit.

The main events of the college are dequinox annual Cultural Festival of the university. It is a 3 day open fest and students from other colleges join us. This year the fest hosted a Sunburn Campus and attracted celebrities like Papon, Nitin Rivaldo, Jal Band, Under Ground Authority etc Dextra: Annual Technical Festival hosted by the five technical clubs together. It also is a 3 day open fest and has managed to host events in partnership with Mozilla, Google, Microsoft, Aerotrix Group etc. El Partido Grande Freshers: Freshers for first year students. Sangharsh: Annual Sports Festival. Debutant year. Expecting a positive response given that sports facilities are really great here. JYC MUN: Model United Nations Adios: Farewell.

With regard to private colleges the fee structure is feasible. The annual fee is close to 200000/- which includes great hostels, laundry, mess and everything the university pays its faculty quite handsomely.

Nothing by the university itself however they do notify all the students about all the loans and scholarships being provided by the state or the central government. A lot of people avail them so that can be managed.

Campus life will be boring if you are party person because outside campus there are very limited places to hangout or go to. If you don't like roaming a lot, the campus life is going to be just fine. The campus is beautiful, has a lake and everything gender Ratio is like all other engineering colleges my year has close to 70-90 girls.

Hostel Rooms are great. They are huge, clean, and well equipped. Each hostel has a common room and Wifi/Lan. First year students are allotted room on sharing basis. 3 students in each room but the rooms have partitions internally and are huge. Like really huge from second year onwards students can opt for 2 seater rooms which are comparatively small or single room (which are very limited in number) hostels are cleaned daily.

Doesn't has a good alumni network although people have started working on it seniors are mostly helpful at least in CSE Department.

Starting from 2016, the university has switched to T1 - T2- T3 structure. Three periodic tests of 15, 25, 35 marks respectively. The remaining 25 marks are internals based on attendance, assignment, tutorial evaluation and quiz. The syllabus is distributed nicely.Grading is done relatively. 80+ is an absolute A+. 30- is an F.

Average like everywhere, exceptions are here some of the faculty members of the CSE Department are exceptionally well and have industry experience and are ready to help the students. On the other hand, some exploit the advantage of being in a university and take things casually. But, students are also responsible for it partially.