FIT Group of Institutions, Meerut Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

Computer labs are okay, but not all systems are updated or working smoothly. The Wi-Fi is slow and often unreliable. The canteen is average — affordable food but with limited choices. Hostel rooms are fine for living, though the fees feel high compared to the facilities provided. Sports facilities are basic, and not many students actively use them.

A few teachers are supportive and approachable, but overall teaching quality is just average. The course curriculum is relevant on paper, but many subjects feel outdated compared to current industry requirements. Exams are moderately tough, and around 65% of students usually clear them without much problem.

Placements for BBA students are not very promising here. Hardly 10-15% of students manage to get placed through campus drives. The highest package offered recently was around 4–5 LPA, the lowest was just 1.8–2 LPA, and the average package goes around 2.5–3 LPA.

The labs are well taken care of and the systems are in good condition for the practical sessions. The classrooms are good and projectors are there for the presentations and the teaching. Wi-Fi is available at the college campus but the speed is not always good. Hostel facilities are there with okay rooms and the basic amenities. The mess food is average, sometimes good, sometimes simple.

Teachers also encourage us to take part in coding practice and project work. The course content is in line with CCS University but the college also focuses on skill-based learning in labs. Exams are neither too hard nor too easy and if you study regularly you can pass without much difficulty.

As​‍​‌‍​‍‌​‍​‌‍​‍‌ per my experience, the BCA placements at FIT Group of Institutions Meerut are good to average. About 50–60% of the BCA students get placed. The highest package was close to 18 LPA recently, the lowest was around 3 LPA and the average was mostly around 5–6 LPA. Mostly mid-level IT companies and software-based firms get the advantage of campus recruitment.

There is a centralized library that is well-equipped, some sections of the campus are Wi-Fi enabled, basic labs, classrooms and open areas are available. There are also facilities for games and sometimes, you get to see cultural fests happening.

The lecture hours are primarily focused on theory rather than practical but the information given is of great value if one is a serious learner. The semester exams are based on theory and conceptual questions and the passing percentage is quite reasonable.

The number of private firms and local business units that come to the campus for picking up youth for roles like sales trainee, business development executive, and the back office of operations, is almost negligible. The average package is around ₹2 LPA – ₹3 LPA while the highest package is only around ₹4 LPA.

The college campus overall is well-equipped with modern facilities. The classrooms are large, and the libraries which are also well–equipment provide a wide range of academic books. Wi-fi is accessible only in certain academic areas.

A good number of the faculty members are well-qualified and explain subject matters in an easy way. However, the evaluation system is very rigorous here. Even if you do a good job, getting a high grade is not very easy, thus you have to take your studies seriously and be exam-ready for each semester.

A few companies come but the majority of them are small–scale firms or local business units offering very basic salary packages. The average package varies between ₹2 LPA and ₹3.5 LPA. The boy’s choice is government jobs, so many of them are engaged in the preparation of government exams or prefer going for an MBA after BBA rather than relying completely on campus placements.

Classrooms are clean and have basic facilities such as projectors, but not all are fully digital. Computer labs are equipped with the required software, though sometimes the machines have maintenance issues. Wi-Fi is available only in a few areas, mainly in the labs and library.

Faculty members are qualified and supportive. Some teachers adopt interactive teaching methods, while others still use the traditional lecture method. The general level of work is satisfactory, and they do a great job in our preparations for semester exams as well as in giving us projects to do.

The placement scenario is just average. About 40% of the students get placed. The highest package was close to 5 LPA, whereas the lowest was around 2 LPA. The companies that recruited were mostly mid-level IT firms and service-based companies

Rooms for classes are properly furnished and equipped with the projectors for presentations. Mess food is not satisfactory most of the time, students have the option to get food from the nearby canteens and cafes.

Faculty members are quite helpful and approachable. The majority of teachers are qualified and always try to make the classes interactive. They do it by including us in activities related to presentations, projects, and case studies that raise our confidence.

BBA students at FIT get very average placements. The percentage of students who get placed is usually between 50 and 55, and most of the offers are for entry-level positions. The average package is around 3–3.5 LPA, which is not that high.

The Wi-Fi connection is reliable but it gets very slow at times, especially during peak hours. The library is quite well stocked with books relevant to business and management courses. The college canteen is good and food is affordable.

The BBA syllabus is closely related to business studies and hence it serves as a base for students willing to do MBA later. The exams are not too difficult, with regular study students can do them without much pressure.

Not many students are the ones who secure jobs, and that is usually students who not only maintain their grades well but also do not have any backlogs. The uppermost package is about 4-5 LPA, while the lowest is around 2 LPA. The median package is near to 2.5-3 LPA.

Hostel facilities are available if offered, but some students like the PGs near the university more. The canteen provides a variety of dishes but they are all simple and of low quality. Medical facilities are there for the students when they need it. overall the college has all the required facilities.

The faculty members are well qualified and always willing to help. Most teachers give detailed explanations of the concepts and Attending office hours their approachability is for clearing doubts, exams. The curriculum is current with the industrial needs and offers a proper balance of theory and practical works.

Few students out of the total get placed through campus drives, meaning one can hardly get a high paying package if the campus drive is chosen. As a result, a lot of students look for off-campus placement opportunities as well.

The infrastructure of FIT is good. The campus is well equipped with all needy resources . There are distinct classrooms and labs for various departments. The library has a good collection of management and commerce books, which benefits BBA students. Wi-Fi is not that good everywhere.

The teachers are good and useful. All of them try to clear concepts with examples. Some teachers are strict, particularly regarding attendance and assignments, but the rest do guide students nicely. Semester exams are conducted on time, and the pattern of exams is average if you attend classes regularly and study for them, you can easily clear them.

Placements are not very good for BBA students at FIT. Companies are not very frequent in visiting here for recruitments, and those who visit only provide ordinary sales and marketing profiles with a below-average package. Barely 10–15% of the students get placed, and the remaining need to find jobs on their own or opt for higher studies such as MBA.

The campus infrastructure falls short of expectations. The canteen offers only basic snacks, and the washrooms are small and not well-maintained. Classrooms lack proper ventilation, and overall, the facilities do not justify the course costs.

Classes often lack consistency, forcing students to complete extra coursework at the end of the semester. Teachers are not very skilled, making it difficult for students to receive proper guidance. This leads to a stressful academic environment for students trying to manage the workload.

Only a few students get selected, and these positions are mostly for entry-level roles in companies like LocalTech Solutions, WebNest, and small startups. Real IT job opportunities are almost nonexistent. As a result, students must rely on off-campus jobs and personal connections.