GJU Hisar Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

The infrastructure of the college is pretty good, from the library to the Auditorium, we have amazing infra. The Computer labs are well managed, the separate teaching blocks for various departments makes the campus well modularized. The greenery, though, is what makes the college experience spectacular. We have smart boards in the classes, Wi-Fi is accessible everywhere. The living spaces are hygienic. Would always rate the infracture a solid 9/10.

I am studying B.Tech Computer Science here, I was alloted the college based on my JEE score and further acceptance from HSTES. The curriculum is revised almost every year, it includes all the developments as per AICTE as well, what we study does make us job-ready, along with extra workshops conducted by various clubs. We have struct attendance policy of 75%.

The placements, by far, have not been the best, but every year we are observing an increase in the average CTC, almost 40% students are placed on campus, highest salary package offered, as far as I can remember from last year is above 10 LPA for mechanical engineering.

Being a government college, the fee is justified for the facilities we get. My course costs around 90K per year, which being a CSE student makes complete sense, as most of the private colleges out there charge hell lotta amount. we are getting opportunities, further it depends on us how we utilise them.

Campus life is great, there is an ample amount of clubs students can engage in, beyond the regular classes. The aports facilities offered are great, we can go anutime and play there, the dance, music, literary activities provide a great on campus experience. The peer group students make is mixed, you won't get maybe the desired set of students, but finding your vibe is in your hands, teachers are fine, they work hard, support staff does a great job, location is decent, market is accessible, bus stand is nearby, it is 100% safe, gaurds working day and night for in campus safety. It can handle emergencies, police station not so far, and for health emergencies, civil hospital is very close, and health centre inside the campus would handle many jobs.

My experience, in the beginning to be honest was not that great, but with time things settled, when you get to know your fellow classmates you start experiencing life in a better way, college gives a lot of learnings, choosing what suits you is in your hands, but once you choose something, be strong enough to stick by it, it will for sure work out in the end. This college is not a bad place to get in. It is maybe not the best but opportunities are subtly enough.

The infrastructure, I mean its area is too large and it provide a huge campus to all of their students but some problems are also there, like their are many honeycombs which harms students many times. Their cleanliness is not so good. Their are all the facilities available like liberary, health centre , juice corners, shopping complex , two washrooms at every floor but they are very pity. Not clean with unpleasant smell.

I am persuing Btech here just because I am from Hisar haryana and university is near to my home, this was the only reason. Here academic are average because some staff members are very serious about our future they teach us in a better way but they don't clear our past doubts ,I am not complaining about them it is due to shortage of time whereas some teachers are not concern for students. They use to do spoon feeding to students and pass 1 semester i.e 3-4 months and that's it. By this student are facing many problems.

Here the placement are not good. Placement are better and available only for machanical and printing department students. CSE are just clearing their degree they don't get any job or if they get by chance then it is not more then 4LPA.

My course cost nearly 70 thousand every year . I think this is not worth because we don't have AC classrooms. Bench are torn out. Infrastructure is not good and not a single program occur there. No open dj , no concerts nothing.

Campus is lush green. But there is 80% forest out of its total area. It is not safe at night thats why girls hostel closes after sunset. Here some staff members are too much supportive and some are too rude. But the location of university from my personal review it not much safe as there are 2 gates of university placed on highway. And I route is from the low area. There no eatables or we can say better eatables are not available. The colony just in front of university is very dangerous.

They give too much ree to the students logicless. I wanna tell results are not accurate and correct. There results are just based on students luck.

The infrastructure of my college is just okay, nothing too fancy. Classrooms are fine, with basic seating and lighting, but most still use chalkboards, and only a few have projectors.The library is good, with enough books and a quiet reading space, though digital resources are limited.Administrative and staff buildings are functional but look outdated.The campus itself is really green and peaceful, so you can chill or hang out outside, which is nice.Sports facilities is decent .hostels need improvement — the rooms are basic, furniture is old, and maintenance is poor.Overall, the college covers basic needs, but there’s a lot of room for improvement if you’re looking for modern facilities or a more lively campus vibe.

I’m doing B.Tech CSE. Teaching is just average and the syllabus is outdated. You have to prepare for exams mostly by yourself, and results come really late — like you get your 1st-sem marks in the middle of 2nd-sem exams. Attendance is 75%, which is annoying sometimes.

In CSE, placements aren’t that great, mostly service-based companies with packages around 4–5 LPA. But if students have relevant skills, they can get placed both on-campus and off-campus with decent packages. Better placements are seen in Printing and Food Technology.

Honestly, the value for money is pretty good. You can finish the whole B.Tech in around 4–5 lakhs, and the ROI is decent too. For what we pay, I’d say it’s definitely worth it.

The campus is really beautiful and green, you can just chill and enjoy the vibe. But honestly, the uni doesn’t organize any functions, so there’s not much happening in terms of events.

Infrastructure is kind of okay . Like we don't say it very good and not bad . It has very less classes. We don't have ac in our class . Some benches are broken also. Library is nice but It has less seats so during exams we didn't get seats easily .

In academics it's not very nice . Sone teachers and faculty is very nice but there are also teachers who don't even check that any student is coming in class or not . Placements are also of very less package. Good companion don't visit iin our university.

In terms of placement, our university is not very good . Companies with very less packages came here . And a very few students get on campus placements. Average package is just three or four lakhs per annum.

We are costed around 50 thousand per semester. Per year it costs around 1 lakh . It' is not worth because we don't even have working computer systems in our labs . Labs are not good . I don't think it is worthy.

Campus life is not good . Crowd is not good here. People from villages came here and we don't get proper competitive environment here.

infrastructure is not that up to mark .some devices are not working in software labs . also the chemistry and physics labs are very bad , no proper instruements and required instruments for performing the experiments

the quality of teaching is worse. you have to be responsible for your own academics you can't depend on the college . most of the time classes get cancelled and teachers who take take classes do not even teach properly and left the class within 30 mins in a 1 hour long lecture

placement stats are pretty bad . very less companies reach out to the college for on campus placement drive . some companies have even blocklisted this college because students even reach up the eligible criteria here.

since it a govt college therefore my investment is not so much

Very bad experience waste of money by government na sitting classes only politics going on no labs no infrastructure you have to there and there for your classes between same time of gap na value for money

Very bad experience waste of money by government na sitting classes only politics going on no labs not available pathetic teachers if you have connection you are good else not reward you marks for labs

Very poor placement infact 1 percentage students placement in proper it industry rest wil l take or join sales for money no company come for placement drive very poor placement the placement director are fraud

Very poor placement infact 1 percentage students placement in proper it industry rest wil l take or Very bad experience waste of money by government na sitting classes only politics going on no labs n

Very bad campus life no hostel alloted for students no placement full politics and everyday mar pit gundagardi goes on in campus life here is very bad and pathetic donot send your children's there if you want them successful

It was really great experience to study MA in Journalism and Mass Communications in Guru Jambeshwar University. Infrastructure are amazing with good class and comfortable classrooms. And the campus is just wow with greenery.

Faculties are very supportive and encouraging. They always helped us with notes and syllabus. If we get stuck with any projects or assignments they always helped us to resolved our problems. Syllabus is really nice we get lot of new thing to learn

The Placement Cell of Guru Jambheshwar University of Science & Technology (GJUST), Hisar, is dedicated to helping students build successful careers by connecting them with top recruiters. It plays a vital role in shaping the professional journey of students by providing training, guidance, and placement opportunities across various industries. The cell actively collaborates with leading organizations to facilitate campus placements, internships, and skill development programs. It conducts recruitment drives, career counseling sessions, resume-building workshops, and soft skills training to ensure students are well-prepared for the job market. Additionally, mock interviews and aptitude tests are organized to enhance students’ confidence and performance. Over the years, the placement cell has established strong industry ties, attracting top recruiters like TCS, Infosys, Wipro, HDFC Bank, Reliance, and many more. It ensures a seamless hiring process for companies and provides students with diverse career opportunities in IT, management, engineering, media, biotechnology, and other fields. With a commitment to student success, the GJUST Placement Cell continues to empower graduates with the necessary skills and opportunities, helping them secure promising roles in reputed organizations and excel in their professional careers.

Yes ofcourse it's a value for money.

Campus life is amazing fun loving.

If any body is planning to study in GJU definitely they can get admission here for better education.

The classrooms are average size but the library is small and there are no Wi-Fi facilities for the students. I used to be the day scholar and the college canteen was not proper for the students, the ground was far from play and there were no medical facilities.

Teachers were helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable. If you want to pursue a master's in any stream, this is a good course. Semester exams are not that difficult if we study properly and the pass percentage was 60% in every semester and in the overall degree as well.

We were around 50 students in a class. There was no package offered by the college. Most of the students in my class graduated to get the degree certificate and pursue further studies or work as teachers or lecturers, which are the main roles that most students look for.

Placement is poor

We have annual and technical festivals like Techno and Trithi. Our college provides good facilities and technological resources inside the classrooms, which are air-conditioned and equipped for digital learning. Sports and extracurricular activities are also available, with several sports clubs and many more co-curricular clubs.

I have always been interested in electronic communication courses, and after graduation, I want to get a job related to computer science. This course has been discussed as the best option for me to choose in the software industry as well, setting it apart from other courses.

Students can be accommodated on campus. In the sixth semester, several companies like Wipro, Capgemini, Microsoft, and many more offer jobs on our campus. The highest package in our B.Tech course is 42 LPA, and the lowest is 4 LPA, with almost 90 percent of students placed. After graduation, my plan is to pursue phd studies in the USA.

Fest are interesting

Infrastructure is above average. The library is fully air-conditioned and has a great Wi-Fi connection. Lots of books are available according to courses. hostel is well maintained and good diet is available. Sports Complex is there to play games like volleyball, basketball,badminton, etc.

Teachers are helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable. They teach us in a logical and easily understandable manner. The course curriculum is highly relevant and makes a great base for them. Semester exams are of a nice level and the passing percentage is 40%.

Around 40–50 percent of students get placed every year. The highest package is around 8–9 lacs. The lowest is about 2–3 LPA. There are many recruiters like Haldiram, etc. Almost every student gets three courses in the fifth semester, followed by the seventh semester, and optionally, the eighth semester

Overall good college.