GKCIET Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Personally i opted for electrical and electronics instead of the branch of my choice is because my scores were not enough to secure a seat in CSE. But EEE is pretty cool as well for those willing to grow in this branch. Our curriculum exposes us to the rapidly growing sectors in the industry and educates us of all we need to know about the course in depth. If you want to continue ahead in a research field, this Institute is the most supportive. The exam questions are also relevant enough and considering we only need to actually stress over end semesters, its fair enough per semester. It would be better if our professors removed the attendance criteria rest im fine with everything else

Placement opportunities at GKCIET are decent, with companies visiting the campus for recruitment. However, the placement cell could work on strengthening ties with more industries to provide students with a wider range of job opportunities. 90 percent of the students get paid and the rest move forward to pursue MTECH from prestigious NITs and IITs.

GKCIET has a strong placement record, helping students connect their studies to real jobs. The placement team works hard to find good opportunities for students. Many well-known companies visit the campus for job offers. Students get training and workshops to prepare for interviews and work. The practical learning at GKCIET prepares students well for their future careers. Overall, the college ensures students are ready for their jobs with practical skills and support from the placement team.

I am interested in the aspects of electrical networks and transmission lines that's why I choose this course. The curriculum is not so good as the CA exams cover a lot of time which can be used for studying otherwise. The faculty members are not very friendly in my department. They do not guide us properly.

There are both Diploma and Degree courses in technology in this college. I have opted for the degree course in Electrical engineering. Faculty members are okay but not very helpful. We generally have to deal with academic and other educational problems with ourselves.

Being a CFTI college, the institute draws faculties from all over India. Most of them have done their master's and Ph.Ds from IIT or other institutes of eminence. Baring a few, most of the faculties are good and helpful, guiding you as much they can + the technical assistants will also help you with all aspects. The F-S ratio is about 1:40. And the term xms are easy to pass too.

Faculty members are highly qualified and have done their B.TECH and MTECH from IITs. They did their PHD from IISC Banglore. Their behavior is quite polite and they spend good time with students to clear their doubts.

The college has shown promising placement trends. For diploma students, with an average placement ranging from 4 to 5 lakhs, it indicates decent opportunities for students to kick-start their careers. Similarly, the first batch of B.Tech students has achieved an impressive 80% placement rate with an average package of 6 to 7 lakhs, reflecting a positive start for the program. It's essential for the college to maintain these trends and continue to build strong industry connections to provide even better placement prospects for future batches. And I will go for IT jobs now I am focusing on my coding skills

The college started providing BTech degrees in 2018, hence the 1st batch will pass out next year, but this year the diploma students were placed in PIE Infocom Pvt Ltd located in Lucknow with the highest package according to my internal reports of 7.5lpa, and the average is 3.5 lpa. The drives are still being conducted till now 8 students have been placed in this pandemic year. I myself wish to do M.Tech after getting the degree.