BITS Hyderabad Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. They have a Chembur consultation hour where we can talk to them one-on-one. The course is from Massachusetts University, which is a top university. The questions make us think, not just memorize stuff. The exams are tough, but it pushes us to do our best.

Placement: In my course, almost all students (around 98.57%) got jobs even during the tough times of recession. The highest salary offered is 84 LPA. On average, students get around 18.34 LPA. They don't tell us the lowest salary offered. Big companies like Google, Amazon, and Nvidia come for placements. We have to do an internship, but the college helps us find one through a program called practice school.

Campus: The Wi-Fi in our hostel isn't great the cables work better. Classrooms are clean. The hostels are tidy, but there's a dump nearby that can smell. The food in the mess is good, better than other colleges. The canteen is cheap. Sports facilities are awesome, and we have medical insurance.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and have a lot of experience. They explain things well, and the tests are made by the professors themselves. That's how things work at BITS, basically.

Placement: The college has awesome placements starting at 13 LPA. I love that we can choose our own teachers and the education is top-notch. Plus, there's no attendance pressure! They also host lots of cool events and sports fests.

Campus: The campus housing is great and costs way less than other places. Our course is set up nicely with quizzes, midterms, and finals. It's a good way to finish the course smoothly.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. Most of them have PhDs and know their stuff from working in the industry. They teach in different ways and make sure we're learning what's important in today's job market.

Placement: I'm currently studying WILP B.Sc. in computer and designing programs at BITS, and it's been a great experience so far. The placement opportunities are really good, with companies like Accenture, Cognizant, EY, HSBC, Yes Bank, and KPMG coming for recruitment. The highest package offered to CS IT students is around 60 LPA, which is impressive.

Campus: Living on campus at BITS is awesome! They have top-notch facilities like labs, classrooms, a gym, a pool, and sports grounds. The internet is great all over campus too. The labs and classrooms are really good.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. They explain things well and give good study tips. They also share life lessons on balancing fun and school work. The courses are practical and relate to the industry. The exams are manageable and most students pass with no problems if they go to class.

Placement: Most students in my batch got placed in 2023 around 92%. The highest salary offered was 65 LPA, and the lowest was 24 LPA. For CS students, big companies like Amazon, Microsoft, Oracle, and Deloitte come for placements. Internships depend on CGPA, and we get paid stipends afterward. The stipends cover more than what we spent, so it's a good deal.

Campus: The college infrastructure is top-notch. Since it's a private college, they charge a decent amount for hostel maintenance. We get Wi-Fi with a 10 GB daily limit, and LAN in every room. The classrooms are equipped with air conditioners, which is great. The mess serves good food with a changing menu. And the sports facilities are awesome.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and are super helpful. I feel like they're preparing us well for the real world. Some subjects are tough, but if you put in the effort, you can get a good GPA. Overall, I think the course here is top-notch.

Placement: The placements here are pretty good, with almost 95% of students finding jobs. Companies like Google, Microsoft, and Amazon visit for placements. We have PS opportunities starting from the second year, which is unpaid but super helpful.

Campus: The college is huge and has lots of trees and grass. Wi-Fi works well everywhere. They have a library and different classrooms. You can also do sports, play games, and get medical help. It's a really good college overall. They have a canteen with delicious food on campus.

Admission: The teachers here are super smart, most of them have a PhD. They're usually helpful, but not all of them are. They mostly teach theory stuff, but we also get to do hands-on activities and visit companies. Exams are not too hard, most students pass without too much trouble.

Placement: In our course, the highest package you can get is 60 LPA, the average is 25 LPA, and the lowest is 10 LPA. After studying here, you can land jobs like software engineer, telecommunication engineer, or VLSI engineer. Some students also get roles like consultant or manager. Internships usually start in the second year.

Campus: The food in the mess isn't the best, but there are lots of fast-food places nearby where you can get different stuff for a good price. Plus, there's a food court in the Old Academic block with everything from waffles to street food. The hostel rooms are big and have lots of cool things like common areas, plenty of bathrooms, newspaper stands, and visitor rooms. If you're into sports, there are 4 fields for cricket, football, and other games, as well as tennis, basketball, and volleyball courts. And if you like indoor games, there's a Student Activity Center with stuff like squash, badminton, snooker, and a gym. It's pretty awesome!

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. They know their stuff and always show up on time for classes. We get to do lots of hands-on stuff like visits to companies and interactive sessions that make learning interesting. The course covers everything we need to know for jobs, so we don't have to study extra stuff. The exams are a bit challenging, but not too hard.

Placement: Most students found jobs after college, around 85%. The highest pay was 61 LPA, average was 18.5 LPA, and the lowest was 7 LPA. Big companies like Mercedes-Benz and Byju's hired students from our course. Everyone got an internship through the Practice School Summer Internship program.

Campus: The lecture halls are really big and the labs have all the stuff we need. The library has 2 floors with a cool machine to get books, different sections for all kinds of books, and lots of tables to study at. You can get on the Wi-Fi or Ethernet anywhere on campus. The food in the mess is okay, and there's a canteen in the academic block too.

Admission: The teachers here are super smart, most of them have a PhD. They're usually helpful, but not all of them are. They mostly teach theory stuff, but we also get to do hands-on activities and visit companies. Exams are not too hard, most students pass without too much trouble.

Placement: The course I'm in offers a max package of INR 60 LPA, an average of INR 25 LPA, and a minimum of INR 10 LPA. After graduation, we can get jobs like software engineer, telecommunication engineer, or VLSI engineer. Some of us might also end up in consultant or manager roles. Most of us start internships in our second year.

Campus: The food at the mess is kinda limited, but no worries! There are plenty of fast-food joints just outside where you can grab lots of different stuff at good prices. Oh, and don't forget about the food court in the Old Academic block they've got everything from waffles to street food. The hostel rooms are pretty big and have everything you need, like common areas, lots of bathrooms, newspapers, guest rooms, and more. And if you're into sports, we've got 4 grounds for cricket, football, and stuff like that, plus tennis, basketball, and volleyball courts. And if you prefer indoor games, check out the Student Activity Center. There's squash, badminton, snooker, table tennis, chess, a gym, and more fun stuff there.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and know their stuff. They all have fancy degrees from top colleges like IIT, NIT, or BITS. They're super nice and always ready to help us out when we're stuck. The courses are good too, not too tough, with only a few exams that are pretty easy to pass. Getting a 4.5 CGPA is totally doable here.

Placement: Around 80% of students get jobs after graduating, which is cool. The best offer was for 60 LPA, while the average was 15 LPA and the starting was 10 LPA. Companies like Intel, Qualcomm, and Google hire a lot from our college. I'm in software development, and everyone in my course gets internships, which is awesome.

Campus: The course is great for everyone, no matter what kind of student you are. The campus has Wi-Fi everywhere, and classrooms have good Wi-Fi and projectors for learning. The library is huge with lots of books. The dorms are peaceful and have everything you need as a student.

Admission: The professors at our college are really smart. Some professors let us do research projects with them, which helps us learn in a hands-on way. Each teacher teaches differently, but overall, it's good. The courses we take are up-to-date and match what's happening now. The exams we take each semester are kind of tough, but not too hard.

Placement: This year, most of my classmates got placed during the on-campus placements. Some students chose to continue their studies at good colleges in India or abroad. The highest salary offered was INR 61 LPA, with an average of around INR 19 LPA. Companies like Google, McKinsey & Company, Barclays, and Amazon hired students from our course. Everyone who went for summer internships got one. The main job roles for us are SDE and market analyst.

Campus: The campus has a lot of cool stuff like sports areas, a place for starting new businesses, academic buildings, labs, dorms, and nice views. In the classrooms, they have cameras, projectors, and a way to record lectures so we can watch them online. The library has tons of books for studying or borrowing. The food in the cafeteria is decent, and the dorm rooms are good enough for each student.