GCET Greater Noida Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

The hostel facilities are fine, with Wi-Fi access and proper rooms, though the food in the mess is just okay. The campus has a small ground for basic sports, but overall sports facilities are limited. Library facilities are good and provide necessary books and journals for biotech students.

The curriculum is updated and includes relevant subjects for the biotechnology field. Exams are not very tough if you study consistently, and teachers are approachable whenever you need help with doubts or assignments.

Placement are lies from average to good range. Many international and Core companies visit the college to recruit students. Placement depends on students and how many skills they have. So I suggest you try to focus on your skills.

The classrooms are equipped with projectors, a well–stocked library with the latest management books and journals is available; besides this, the campus hosts activities like management fests, business quizzes, guest lectures, and case-study competitions.

The faculty members are good in terms of qualifications and are always ready to help. Along with the syllabus, they also emphasize the practical corporate expectations. The classes utilize ICT tools, PPTs, and case studies which enable students to grasp the concepts very clearly.

The institute has tie-ups and corporate connect sessions that give us a lot of exposure. A wide range of reputed companies from finance, consulting, IT services, BFSI, retail management, and analytics sectors come to the campus for MBA recruitment. The major recruiters such as Deloitte, Wipro, Mphasis, Axis Bank, HDFC Life, and Tata Capital, among others, are some of the leading companies that visit the campus.

The infrastructure of GCET Noida is good and has all the necessary facilities to support the students. To elevate the exposure level, the institute regularly arranges workshops, seminars, technical events, coding contests, and expert sessions. Several computer labs are available to the students for programming and networking practice

The syllabus is aligned with the current academic standards and the exams are generally of moderate difficulty levels, so if you study regularly, you can score well. The faculty support is positive and they motivate us to develop core IT ​‍​‌‍​‍‌​‍​‌‍​‍‌skills.

A large number of the companies that come for the IT branch are small-scale IT service firms and basic support roles, hence the packages remain at a lower level. Interaction sessions with alumni and guest lectures are available, but still, students need to upgrade their skills by coding practice, online certifications, and off-campus drives to get better career opportunities.

Galgotias is well-equipped. The classrooms are big and modern, and the labs are properly maintained. The campus has excellent sports facilities along with separate areas for indoor and outdoor games. The medical facility is also available within the campus. We also have several food options available within the campus and the environment is very comfortable for students.

The faculty members are highly qualified and take good care of the students. They present the subject matter in a very clear manner and also use the case method as far as possible which helps us in understanding the practical side of the theory from the real corporate world.

A large number of companies from the finance, marketing, and consulting sectors come here for campus drives. Besides this, top recruiters like Mahindra Finance, Bajaj Capital, PolicyBazaar, and ICICI Prudential have visited the campus. Students with good communication skills and decent academics are easily shortlisted.

Classrooms are maintained well with smart projectors, proper seating, and air-conditioning. The library is excellent and has a lot of management journals, research case books, and reference material. Hostel facilities are nice and the food is good too.

Structure of faculty members is very good and they are highly supportive. Most of the teachers have strong academic backgrounds and a majority of them have been exposed to the industry, so they teach with real-life examples. They personally support students in presentation, project, interview preparation and industry exposure.

The placement cell is pretty lively here and keeps the industry connections good. Some reputed companies like Jaro Education, Kotak Life, Bajaj Finserv, and ICICI Prudential came for the MBA placement drive and offered the Business Development, HR Executive, Finance Associate, and Operations Officer roles.

The classrooms were modern and fitted with projectors, seating arrangement was comfortable, and the campus environment was clean. Although Wi-Fi was available, at times the speed was not stable in certain blocks. The library was well kept with adequate seating space and a decent collection of management books, journals and reference material.

Only a couple of teachers were not very interactive, otherwise most faculty members were supportive. Exams were not very difficult, but you definitely had to prepare in advance; studying consistently for 1-2 months before finals was enough to score good marks.

The major part of the companies present during our placement was mainly from corporate services, consulting and financial services sectors. Campus drives were enthusiastically done by well-known mid to large level organizations like Kotak Life, ICICI Prudential, Future Generali, IndiaMART, PolicyX, TalentPro, etc.

The library has management books, business magazines, and e-resources for various projects. Moreover, computer labs are also updated with business analytics software. A hostel facility is also available, and the quality of food in the mess is good and clean.

Faculty members at GCET Noida are highly educated and knowledgeable. A majority of them rely on practical examples, case studies, demos, and recent industry trends to explain the concept. They are very supportive and through clearing doubts, and giving career advice, they facilitate the students.

MBA​‍​‌‍​‍‌​‍​‌‍​‍‌ students at GCET Noida can take benefit of good placement opportunities. Approximately 80-85% of students of my batch were able to get a job. The maximum package offered was close to 9.5 LPA, while the minimum package was approximately 3.8 LPA. The average package was around 6 LPA.

Wi-Fi is there but the speed varies a lot. Classrooms are equipped with projectors, however, a few of them are not functioning properly all the time. The library is fully equipped with books for the field of engineering, codes, manuals, and other reference materials.

The course curriculum is according to AKTU syllabus, so it includes the technical subjects, however, more practical applications are still needed. The semester exams are of moderate difficulty, and if the students study regularly, they can pass easily.

The​‍​‌‍​‍‌​‍​‌‍​‍‌ placement situation is quite bad for Civil Engineering at Galgotias College of Engineering & Technology. Only about 30–40% of the students from the department get placed. In the civil branch, the highest package was around 5.8 LPA; the average was far lower, and in many instances, students have to look for jobs themselves.

Infrastructure is actually pretty decent. Classrooms, labs, library, everything is there and the equipment is in proper working condition. Labs are used regularly so nothing is just lying around for show. Wi-Fi works fine most days. Hostel rooms and common areas are clean, so that’s nice. Only issue is the mess food… it’s honestly not that great and gets boring very fast. If they improve the food, overall experience would be much better. Otherwise the campus feels comfortable and easy to live in.

I am studying Electronics and Communication Engineering. The overall teaching is okay but the main issue is the syllabus. Since we follow AKTU, a lot of the syllabus feels outdated and not aligned with what is currently happening in the industry. Some subjects are useful, but many topics are old and not really relevant to modern ECE technologies. The teachers try their best, but we mostly end up studying theory instead of practical or hands-on learning. It would be much better if the curriculum was updated and more focus was given to real-world applications and projects. Right now, it doesn’t really feel like it makes us fully job-ready.

I am still a student right now so I haven’t personally gone through the placement process yet. From what I’ve seen and heard from seniors, the placements are average. Some companies do come for recruitment, but the number of core ECE opportunities is limited and many students end up sitting for IT or service-based roles. The highest packages usually go to CS/IT students. The placement cell does try to help, but you have to work on your skills on your own too. So, overall placements are okay, not the best, but not zero either.

Infrastructure is actually pretty decent. Classrooms, labs, library, everything is there and the equipment is in proper working condition. Wi-Fi works fine most days. Hostel rooms and common areas are clean, so that’s nice. Only issue is the mess food… it’s honestly not that great and gets boring very fast. If they improve the food, overall experience would be much better.

I am studying Electronics and Communication Engineering. The overall teaching is okay but the main issue is the syllabus. Since we follow AKTU, a lot of the syllabus feels outdated and not aligned with what is currently happening in the industry. Some subjects are useful, but many topics are old and not really relevant to modern ECE technologies

I’m still a student right now so I haven’t personally sat for placements yet. But from what I’ve seen, placements are just average. Some companies do come, but they are mostly IT/service-based, especially for non-CS branches. Core ECE placements aren’t that many. Seniors told me that if you have good skills and projects on your own, you can get something decent, otherwise it’s a bit tough