Global Institute of Engineering and Technology, Vellore Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

The campus is decent in size but feels modest for a PG program. Electronics lab has only essential equipment- enough for basic experiments but lacks cutting-edge research tools. library is okay for textbooks, but limited advanced journals.

Syllabus is standard and teachers are approachable but classes lean heavily on theory with few design or simulation exercises. Research culture is minimal. Students often have to rely on self-study for advanced topics.

Placements specifically for applied electronics are rare. Most get offers in general IT or sales engineering if at all. College does conduct training sessions, but core recruiter visits are few. Many graduates look outside campus or shift to teaching.