Jaypee Institute of Information Technology B.Tech Review By Saransh Gupta

Been in this college for about 5 months and can say that the academic curriculum is just perfect. Not too much load for studies not that less either as compared to other colleges you will get rather difficult test papers but teachers teach at same level too so won’t be that big of an issue. One thing I must tell is that you won’t be able to do extracurricular activities much because of campus area restrains. The area is very small but well utilised.

As mentioned above the academic part is just perfect not too much studies not that less either. You get admissions through jee mains score and boards result of class 12th. In Noida we have 2 campuses which are in sector 62 and 128 but hostels for both campuses students are the same in 62 only. Your motive for enrolling should be good placement opportunities and exposure to a tier 1 city Noida and the college lies in the main city and not in outskirts like other colleges.

Faculty here is highly qualified and well experienced. Teachers here are well qualified about 75% of them are Ph.D holders and 100% are either Ph.D holders or with a masters degree. But assuming them that they are good at teaching would be wrong, as knowing about the subject is one thing and being able to teach is another, so for the most part you will have to rely heavily on online resources.

Yes, we do have a Placement Cell here and they really help in bringing the best placements to the deserving students. One thing I must mention is that the shiny average packages of any college including ours don’t promise you a good package. You will only receive a placement if you deserve.

We do have hostels in our campus which resides both sector 62 and 128 students. This college was built in 2001 and the hostels infrastructure is good for 23 years back standard but totally not up to 2023’s standard. The rooms feel gloomy and dark but with friends that won’t be your biggest problems. The warden might be your biggest headache.

As mentioned the infrastructure here is pretty out dated as compared to colleges like Bennett. It is in an area of 15 acres and has 2 buildings ABB1 and ABB 2 (JBS building) for classes and four main hostels 2 for boys and 2 for girls. There is also a library which is pretty big and might be the most moderns part of the college and also there is are separate swimming pools for boys and girls during summer and separate gyms, two for boys and one for girls.

Since the area is quite small you can’t expect to have proper sports days or any other tournaments but there is a cemented area which has a badminton court, volleyball court, and basketball court also with some left space in which hostelers play cricket or football one at a time. There are a few fests or events but less than other colleges. Clubs are the best and possibly only way to socialise with different background students and seniors. The crowd here is quite good most of them come from a well off family as the fees here is quite high tuition fees is not outrageous but hostels fees is not worth it.