JUIT Solan Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

The course of my interest. Faculty to student ratio was 1:5.Most of the faculties were Ph.D. holders. The teaching methods were very student-friendly. Exams were held every 2 months in a semester. The exams required very hard work.

After the 6th-semester students become eligible for campus placements till the last semester usually. A lot of companies visits including Amazon (highest offering), Zscaler, Goldman Sachs, ZS Associates, icertis to name a few are the highest offering companies. TCS, Wipro, cognizant, Infosys, and DXC are the mass recruiters companies with an average package of 3.5-4lakhs for software engineer profiles. Once you get placed in these, they do conduct internal exams for better roles and higher packages before final joining. Amazon offers the highest package around 30LPA for SDE profiles and around 18LPA for the non-tech profiles. Offers made by these high packages companies are quite low, around 1-2. The website does say a 100% placement but that's not true. It's usually around 90-95% excluding those who opted out for campus placements and those who didn't use to fill out any forms for any company.

Placements are good in terms of numbers but satisfactory in terms of the emoluments. Some companies offer very generous packages but mostly for CSE/IT/ECE students (for technical roles). Other students with higher than average packages get places in non-technical roles. A downside is Bioinformatics students, even on studying more programming and data science concepts than the other streams are ineligible for many of the high paying tech companies.