Jaypee Noida University Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Noida

Placements: The placements for 2017 passing batch were better than 2018 batch. CS/IT students have really good opportunities to get into core as well as non-technical fields in the companies like Amazon, Morgan Stanley, PayTm, etc., who are visiting the campus. Comparatively lesser opportunities are there for EC and Biotech especially if they want to go to their core field. They'll mostly get non-core jobs like sales profiles.

Placements: Placements were decent this year. Almost 80% of the students where happily placed and many were placed off campus. I think the highest this year was 12 Lacs p. a. and the lowest was 2.75 p. a. the average stays 3.75 p. a. , many companies including Amazon, Cognizant, Ericsson, Morgan Stanley, etc. I am not really sure about the kind of jobs they were offered. Several internships for CS and IT were provided but only a few for ECE. So no further knowledge about that.

Placements: The placement is good for computer Science student. Most of the top offers are in this branch only. The highest CTC offered was 27 LPA. The average salary is about 3.5 LPA. The Companies that visit our campus as Amazon, Deloitte, Infosys, SAP labs, HCL and many other companies.

Placements: Placements in the college are good with an average package around 3.5 lacs per annum. Almost everyone in the college gets placed. Companies like Amazon, Adobe, Morgan Stanley visits the college for campus placements. Mass recruiters like TCS, Infosys, and Wipro also visit the college every year and takes students in large numbers.

Placements: The college gets the student placed in well-reputed multinational, national companies, and public sector organisations. All registered student provide placement assistance, counselling for employment self and social development. The placement cell also conducts the seminar in the college.

Placements: Placement is good for CSE. Above average for IT and average for ECE. Still better placement than other private colleges according to their cutoff. The highest placement for this year is 40 LPA. Average package for CSE students is around 50 LPA. But for ECE its close to 3.5-4 LPA.

Placements: Placements are not good since last few years rather I would say electronics branch is a complete laklusture in college regarding placement which can land you in a normal IT job first salary of 3 to 4 lacs per annum, either you can go for a regular IT job or you can make it up a non Tech profile where not a lot of student get placed. Altogether there is not much regarding core ECE prospective but if you go for CSE here it's a good choice since it can compete with many and NITS regarding CS branch...

Placements: Placements are not going so good as there are very few companies for EC branch the highest package 4 Lacs the lowest 3.5 Lacs average 3.75. about 50% got internship yes there is an tnp cell but it is of no use placement of CS branch is very good as compared to EC branch there are no core companies visiting the college or campus CSE students enjoy a wide range of Companies whereas very few jobs are offered in ECE branch.

Placements: The placements for ECE students are very few. The students of CS branch have better placement opportunities than ECE as the core companies don't come much often for campus placements. Last year, the placement was average with 18 lpa being the highest package and 3 lpa being the average. Overall, if you have good coding skills, you can get a placement, but then, with the very tough competition.

Placements: I have got 2 placement offers in my seventh semester, which included an internship in 8th semester followed by permanent job. 1. GEMALTO 7LPA 2. NewGen 4.25 LPA. A good number of companies visit college, so if you are eligible and qualified enough then I don't see why anyone can't get placed. Term and placement cell has its boon and bane. But last semester is free of much of studies so you focus on placement or preparation for higher studies.

Placements: If a student is studying properly than there are vast opportunities provided by Jaypee. Campus placement is really good if you maintain good CGPA with technical skills. Also, co-curricular activities help in placement to clear the HR round. You just have to give 2 hours to study daily and you will be placed for sure.

Placements: The placements for CS/IT have been quite good and around 50 companies have visited the campus so far. ECE students are also given opportunity to sit. Core ECE companies don't pay a much visit, companies like Ericson visit at the end of 8th semester.

Placements: Placements here are better than any other private college, barring exceptions of BITS. Every year, a good number of students are placed in Amazon, SAP Labs, Deloitte etc. Coding culture is good, and it favours those who are putting efforts. The curriculum is designed according to the industry requirements.

Placements: I am still in the first year, and there are a bit rumours of people getting placed in Amazon for as much as 32 LPA have travelled to me. If you're willing to put in a little bit of effort, I don't think Jaypee lets you go without a job. That being said, electrical engineering is a branch that is down in the entire market. If you're thinking of coming to Jaypee to study electrical engineering, then don't.

Placements: There are 100% placements in 2017-18 batch, and the students have been placed in Amazon and companies like Deloitte, Sony Ericsson, and many MNCs, and approximately more than 100 companies came here for giving placements. The highest salary package in 2017-18 is 28 LPA offered by Amazon. Internships were also provided for the students, through tests.

Placements: The placements in the year 2016-17 were good. About 5-6 students got placed in the Amazon with CTC up to 27 lacs per annum, but still, they were only for CSE branch. For ECE, 200 core companies visited including Deloitte enforcing the average package of 3 to 4 lacs per annum. For ECE, CSE, and IT, it was about 4 to 5 lacs per annum. If you are going to take EC branch in this college, I do not think there are many opportunities for you in here. But still, you can make it cause many are already do...

Placements: There are no good placements since few years, and rather, I would say electronics branch is a complete lacklustre in this college regarding placement which can land you in a normal IT job for the salary of 3-4 lakhs per annum. Either you can go for a regular IT job employed by your coding skills, or you could make it up with a non-tech profile, where not a lot of students get placed. Altogether, there is not much regarding core ECE perspective. But if you go for CS here, it's a good choice since...

Placements: Placement is not be very good especially if you're from ECE or Biotech. For CSE & IT, I'd say mostly students get placed with the average of 3-4 lacs. And for the fact that college website shows 100% placement that's totally untrue. So, don't fall for that but yes if you're interested in coding or programming then you can opt for JIIT. Placement for Jaypee (sector-128) is not same as (sector-62). College prefers sector 62 students first then 128. So, don't believe them when they say that placeme...

Placements: The placement at JIIT is very good for CSE/IT graduates and strictly average for the ECE students. The highest package offered this year was 39 LPA by adobe while the lowest was 3 LPA and average package offered ranges from 3.5 to 4.5 LPA. The training and placement cell here is very hardworking and continuously try to bring new companies for recruitment. Some of the big IT giants which visit the college every year are Amazon, Ola, Delloite, Square run, KULA, Infosys, Wipro, SAP LABS, NTTDATA, Z...

Placements: My senior batch had very good placements. 4 students got placed in Amazon at a package of 26 LPA. The placement of CSE was 100% and ECE around 80%. CSE students were placed in good companies like Amazon, Morgan Stanley, FICO, Deloitte, etc. The average package was about 4 LPA and 3.2 LPA being the lowest. Many students were offered internships as well in the same companies. My placement year is also very good. Companies are still visiting our campus for recruitment with various profiles like sof...