B.Tech course is very good at jiit Noida. Placements are good and the faculty is also very helpful. The student-to-faculty ratio is 30:1. All the faculty members are good at their qualifications. Most of them are PhD graduates. But all the faculty members have done their post-graduation. Regular exams, quizzes and practical exams are conducted every semester.

I took admitted to ECE(Electronics and Communication Engineering) as I wanted to pursue work in semiconductors. Faculty members are excellent at the institute. Majority of them PhD holders while others have their masters. The faculty: student ratio is decent. There are 3 term exams namely T1, T2 and T3.

The course curriculum is tough compared to other colleges. I had no other option left, So I chose this course. Almost all the faculty are Ph.D. qualified. I don't know the exact student-to-teacher ratio but they teach approximately 30-60 students. Exams are held every month and core subjects are really tough.

This course intrigued me like no other. The faculty was very good according to the collegedunia website. The faculty members have Ph.D. in their respective subjects from the best institutions and teach in a manner that is very easy to understand. Term exams are every 4 months and passing is not very difficult.

Because if you are not able to qualify for neet then, Btech biotech is the second best degree you may pursue Talking about the ratio it is 1:60 All faculty members are either PhDs or post-doc qualified In JIIT exams are held thrice per semester

The course curriculum is very well made and learning capabilities and met. Learning Resource Centre is filled with course-related and research-related material. The faculty of every department is also very helpful and do not over clad students with assignments.

I wanted to pursue some courses that had wide scope but that much core coding. So ECE was my good-to-go course. The faculty to students is such that 2 batches study in the same class throughout 1 and 2 years so it remains 40-50:1. Mostly they have faculty who have done MTech or PHD from IITs but not bachelor's, and some faculty are from international colleges also. The exams happen 3 times a semester. 1st after 1.5 months of start of semester, 2nd after 2.5 and 3rd after 3.5. the time after the start of the semester is the peaceful one other than its all hustle day and night. Too much academic pressure.

I choose this course because I had like interest in electronics and communication I want to work with transistors I want to learn about logic gates on alert about hardware design PCB design but nothing happened a lot of important courses work not mandatory and we have given the option so like I didn't study mobile communication because I take a hardware design I guess putting those to an important subject in options is pathetic for electronics perspective. The faculty-to-student ratio is good single faculty takes about 32 40 students. The termly exams happen in three phases the first exam is going to happen just after one and half months of commenting the semester and exam is going to happen after the month and the last exam is going to happen after that month and so you won't even realize that how your 6 months went to away the difficulty

In the Computer Science course's core curriculum, quite useful languages are taught. The curriculum gives you a good start to the C language after that C++ and OOPS and then DSA is also included in the curriculum. The web-development languages are also included and they are taught to a beginner's level. If one develops interests then he/she can dive deep into them.

Faculty:Student ratio is quite good that is around 1:8. Although, college focusses more on theory and rote learning than students grasping concepts. Curriculum is tough and up to date and match industry standards. One can manage to score well by just studying a week before exams