Arohi Adhyaru's Review On L.J. Institute Of Engineering And Technology - [LJIET], Ahmedabad

There are no strong issues with the college you should be worried about but the location is quite far from the main city of ahmedabad so it becomes difficult to commute to the college sometimes due to some uncertain weather circumstances.

Yes. The college does offer industrial visits at the very beginning of the term as well as they offer internship opportunities so that students can make themselves ready for the market when they graduate. Placement opportunities are very plenty if you have the talent here however, it applies to certain specialization only.

The institute first of all grooms the students before any placement activities start and then they issue the proper timetables of when and which companies are going to come and starts taking applications of the students to their interested options. one student cant apply to another company if he had been chosen for the interview once.

there are various technical inspiration festivals happen to engage the students with their other pals and can do something innovative. they do provide certifications to of their participation to put their creative side weigh heavy on their resumes. Sometimes the participation is compulsory sometimes its optional to the students.

The initial payment after your admission gets confirmed is 30000 the leftover fees will be paid after a month or so for the first semester.They do accept cheque, wire transfer but no cash and yes everything is transparent according to the universities rules.

Yes, the college offers 100 percent waive off to the fees for those students who come underprivileged families but that offer is only valid for the students who take admission through the online procedure.

The gender ratio gap is pretty minimal here. there is huge student cultural diversity though students come from Rajasthan and west Gujarat the most you can see Punjabi and south Indian folks around here too. People do not generally are biased regarding economic status everyone is treated really normal and general here.

The senior students don't bother talking to you if they ever pass you through the doorway. On the other hand, they will help you if you reach out to them for any kind of help. The alumni structure is pretty strong around here as some of them are dragging the companies they work in here for the purpose of the placement.

I wanted to complete my masters after b.com and LJIT seems perfect college for me as I wasn't looking for a more pricey college and it offers a great experience so I enrolled here. The faculties are quite good they offer their wide experience in teaching as well as their industrial exposure. The students are pretty supportive too.

There are 8 subjects in my last semester so I was been taught by 8 various faculties although there are 7 classes and not every class have the same teacher teaching the exact same subject taught in other class. Teachers provide theoretical knowledge as well as practical to the students.