JUIT Solan Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I chose the course because of my interest and passion although I was eligible for computer science also as per my rank I found civil engineering best per my interests. Faculty, there was excellent and masters in their respective disciplines all were from iit's.

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.

Students can work on their programming skills and interpersonal dynamics from well in advance. Placement opportunities are given but if you want a decent package(above 20 LPA), you may need to apply off-campus.

Faculty members are also good at teaching the subjects. They teach us very efficiently and smartly. Smart classes are held in lecture rooms. The exam is held thrice a semester (15, 25,35) marks. Exam pattern is not difficult.

From the 7th semester, the student is eligible for the campus placement. My plan is to pursue MTech after BTech. T&P cell put effort into the placement. The average package is around 4.5 LPA in the 2017-2018 batch. T&P cell sometimes allows students to sit for the placement after the course completion.

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.

the course curriculum is full explanned and to make students aware about the faculty of the college there always an induction program for that where vice chancellor answers all the doubts of the students.