The struggle is worth it.

The college is very strict, it feels like a second school the academics are great ragging free campus.

IIT JEE, REAP. I scored 33 in my JEE mains exam and got admission in the government college of Ajmer. My father had a deep in in JIET and hence I cancelled my admission in Ajmer and trusted my father with this institution. I took admission here through management quota. I selected electronics and communication branch as I had a keen interest in the subject and also, the placement rate in this particular stream in my college was the highest.

The curriculum of the college aims at overall development of the student with in-depth knowledge of the subject. The main focus is laid on research and analysis to help students in understanding the concepts thoroughly. The curriculum has additional personality and skills development courses, also and additional PSD cell has been installed in the college for the betterment of students.

The Training & Placement Cell at JIET Universe is the centralize body which is an intermediate between the corporate world and the JIET Universe by providing the budding students with guidance in their choice of career and an easy access to employers by providing ample opportunity for final as well as summer placements. The cell is playing a role of a bridge between the industry and the student community through meaningful interaction which is intellectually stimulating and brings awareness to the faculty and students to prepare according to the changing demands of the industry. The students of the college undergo their training at various prestigious organizations like Bell labs, positron technologies, and many banks like Axis bank, HDFC bank etc.The experience here in training is very informative and helpful for future jobs.

The college has almost 50% placement rate. The branches which get highest placements are Computer Science and Electronics and Communication .Some of the biggest MNC’s visit the institute for campus recruitment. In order to accomplish 'Industry-Institute Interaction' it organizes technical talks and national seminars to provide a platform for the budding engineers to interact with professionals from various industries. JIET Group of Institutions has created a record of sorts in the state and the region. Campus placement in JIET Group of Institutions for 2015 graduating batch started with Infosys DAY 1, visitors like IBM, IGATE, Mphasis, ICICI prudential, ACT TV, Indus Tower, Indian Army, Indian Air force, Meditab, Innoeye, Aquia, Josh Technology, Genpact , TAJ and many other offer jobs with an average salary package of INR 3.25 lacs p.a. Department of Training & Placement is still working on inviting companies on campus for the placement of 2015 graduated batch. Training & Placement cell has a vision of providing students with not only placements but to raise student’s employability, skill development and achieve 100% placements.

There are many cultural and technical events organised in our college such as House which is a technical event and fresher's party, farewell party, department day etc and an Annual fest "Resonance". Resonance is quite a popular event in the city as many celebrities are invited to it.

The fee structure is a bit expensive. The yearly fee of our college is approximately Rs 1 lakh per annum which is not very affordable. The fee can be paid semester wise and in installments. This fee includes transportation fee which is very over priced.

Scholarships for economically backward meritorious students is provided. Also, there are scholarship schemes for girls, specially SC/ST. Children with single parent also avail various scholarships.

The ratio of girls and boys is very dramatic. The ratio of girls vs boys in JIET is 1:15 for an average class and in some branches like Mechanical, there are no girls at all. The two major and dominant cast in this college is Brahmins but the college is religiously very tolerant and had seen no disputes regarding cast, race or ethnicity.

The hostel rooms are below average and the quality standards are very low. The wardens are very uncooperative and rude and there is no freedom to leave the campus except for Sundays.The hostel fee is around 30-50k per annum depending on the type of room.

There is not much interaction with either the alumni or the seniors. A very strict rule is laid to prevent ragging which is although very successful but has made the interaction between juniors and seniors negligible.

The exam schedule is very hectic. We have exams nearly after every two months called as Mid-Term Examinations. Every semester has two mid-terms and one university exam. Every midterm has practical exams as well. In addition to that, there are class tests every week which leave students very tired and caught up.

The faculty in the first two semesters lacked quality and standards. They were under-qualified and lacked the ability to teach students and couldn't justify with the expectation of students. Many students became victims of favoritism as the teachers were very partial towards some students. Since third semesters, the teachers are highly qualified and cooperative. They strive for the betterment of students and are amazing.