A bitter truth of GNIOT COLLEGE

The institution itself claims that the B.Tech programme is designed to “develop the technical skills of aspirants” and emphasises modern tools and technologies. Some students say particular specialisations (e.g., CSE with AI/ML) are particularly “industry-ready”. The curriculum covers foundational engineering courses (physics, mathematics, basic engineering) in the early years and then branch-specific specialisations later. That breadth is good. Some student reviews point out that while the curriculum is generally relevant, it may lag in keeping up with the latest technology trends. For example:

For the 4-year B.Tech programme, the total tuition fee is reported as ? 7.05 lakhs. The yearly breakdown (for 2025-26) is: Year 1 ? ? 1,80,000; Year 2 ? ? 1,75,000; Year 3 ? ? 1,75,000; Year 4 ? ? 1,75,000. This gives roughly ? 7.05 lakhs over 4 years. For many specialisations: ~ ? 1.80 lakhs per year for the full?fee groups. For some lateral entry / other categories: ~ ? 1.08 lakhs per year (for 3-year lateral entry programmes) according to the source.

Campus is not that much good , but it can be upgraded. Library have not that much books as the mentioned in websites also the editions of books is not updated. They used to study from old books . Events also take pleace in frequent based

I got this college in UPTAC counselling. At that time I don't have any other options for taking admission in any other colleges because of it was to late to admission. I went to college on 18th August for PI. They took too many documents and ask for one time fees.

The departments covered include Mechanical, Applied Sciences, Computer Science, Civil, Electrical, IT, Electronics & Communication. Student reviews mention the faculty are “well?qualified and knowledgeable … helpful” though there are mixed feedbacks in terms of practical exposure. Internal assessment for a subject appears to be something like: total internal = 30 marks (e.g., Class Test 1 & 2), then external = 50 marks (for that subject) making total for subject 80 marks (or scaled to 100). For example: Internal (30 marks) = Class Test 1 + Class Test 2 + maybe other small quizzes. External (50 marks) = Semester exam

I took admission through UPTAC counselling so I don't have to give any entrance exam like that . But my friends are took directly addmission by paying full 1st year fees and they got admission based on their 12th percentage.

The nightlife around GNIOT is fairly modest since the campus is located in an educational zone, but students still have good evening hangout options. Most activity happens around Pari Chowk and Knowledge Park, where you’ll find cafés, lounges, and a few clubs that stay open until late evening. For a more vibrant experience, students often visit The Grand Venice Mall for movies, food, and casual outings. While full-fledged late-night clubbing is limited nearby, Noida’s main city areas offer better nightlife if you’re willing to travel a bit. Overall, the scene is safe, student-friendly, and more focused on relaxed socializing than intense nightlife.