Jaypee Institute of Information Technology B.Tech Review By Soham Roy

JIIT Noida is divided into 2 branches, sector 62 and 128. Personally, I’m from 62 so I’d like to talk about academic life in sector 62, although both the sectors have same academic. In Jaypee 1 semester is divided into 3 sub semesters (T1, T2, and T3). T3 being the end semester exam for 35 marks. Rest 2 is of 20. In between these semesters there are lab evaluations, lab tests, quizzes, assignment submission. So, it is quite academically challenging to keep up with Jaypee’s academic curriculum. Rest the life here is good, although there’s no proper playing field or ground here students manage to play almost every sport here including great basketball and football culture. Another funny thing about us is that we have uniforms, and our management faculty is ex-military, so we are quite strict about discipline. It’s going to be an all-round great ride if you choose Jaypee.

The course consists of one semester being divided into 3 sub parts T1, T2, T3. With T3 being of 35 marks and the rest of 20. The CGPA is calculated on their basis and there are other evaluations in between them like quizzes, lab evaluations, lab tests etc. it is an academically challenging curriculum.

The faculty here is quite helpful. There is always some of the lot that nobody likes, but most teachers here are great and hold high educational degrees. They’ll guide you and help you take on the academic challenges, if you are attentive and keen to know. Teachers also guide you in remedial classes and you can take up your doubts anytime in their cabins. Senior teachers are great, and we have a lot to learn from them. Teachers are hub and clubs' coordinators in our college so we must maintain cordial relations with them.

We have a placement cell in our college. And we have above average placements as compared to other private colleges. Our academically extensive curriculum makes us ready for it.

The college mess isn't great. They only serve vegetarian food, and it's not that good. The same meals get boring, and they don't taste amazing. The hostel itself is basic – not many nice things around. If you're okay with just vegetarian food and basic facilities, it's fine. But if you want more variety and a better atmosphere, maybe check out other hostels nearby.

Our college isn't huge, but it has what you need. The buildings are in a red brick style, which gives them a classic look. They're not super fancy, but they serve their purpose. We might not have the grandeur of some other colleges, but we've got all the essential stuff. The classrooms, labs, and library are there, so you can study without any issues. If you're not looking for something massive and just want the basics, our college does the job.

The campus life here is pretty cool. The crowd is great – diverse and friendly. One thing I like is the relaxed atmosphere. Our college doesn't stress about curfews; both guys and girls have until 9 pm, which is pretty chill. Plus, there's an open dress code, so you can wear what you want without any fuss. It creates a laid-back vibe that makes the college experience enjoyable. There are fests and events which keep happening. If you're into a friendly crowd and a relaxed setting, you'll feel right at home here.