Karunakaran's Review On Jaipur Institute Of Engineering & Technology - [JIET], Jaipur

The management needs a lot to work upon. But said that it has definitely improved over the years. However, the lax attitude on part of some spoils the energies of the remaining. The good thing would be the drive towards ensuring the academics of students.

RPET - Rajasthan Pre-Engineering Test, 8000th rank under women's category .

The course is but expected from most college curriculums in the country lot of theoretical work and almost negligible on the hands-on bit. However, the RTU syllabus is far easier to comprehend and grasp compared to some other university study material. And a plethora of guide/refresher material exist to make it a lot more easier than it is. Standard text books are utilised for the course.

Not commendable at all. Quite lax there as well. However, it is better to opt for an industry internship. The stipend does not simply exist. Hence, it is better to gain hands-on industry internship from reputed organizations(which is thankfully allowed).

Average is the word. However, open placements take place in neighbouring colleges or colleges under RTU in which the college actively participates. There still seems to be hope there. Other department would be in the armed services. Otherwise, the opportunities are pretty bleak.

The fee structure is pretty reasonable and paid yearly or half(50,000/- p.a.) So is the hostel facilities if palced in comparison with neighbouring colleges. Scholarships exist, though very difficult to understand at times.

Scholarships are provided more on caste and less on merit basis as I have personally experienced. Students have to scourge out such programs as they aren't easily made noticeable. However, scoring above most students in my batch I could not avail the scholarship and it was passed onto a student low on the caste bias(though I don't personally believe in such bias) and also way lower on higher secondary scores as well.

The campus life is above average but not excellent. But nonetheless, enjoyable. Labs are more like museums where you may noylt touch equipments without permission. Supervision is hardly provided. Extracurricular activities are laudable as mentioned under the fests and activities column. Sports events, technical fests, cultural nights are highly looked forward to with maximum participation.

Commendable alumni network who actively participate in the placement process as well. Senior students may come offs s ahrs in the beginning but are helpful. The alumnus circle is well placed, but so would we with better work experience.

The exam structure is fixed. Semester exam every 5-6 months, preceded by mid-terms and practicals. Nothing new to add.