IIIT Pune Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and know their stuff. The classes are all about IT, so no need to stress about Chem or Physics in the beginning. The school is getting better all the time. Exams are manageable as long as you put in the work.

Placement: The job placements for batch 24 were a bit lower than we hoped for. The highest salary offered was around 42 LPA, with an average of 13 LPA. ECE students didn't have as many opportunities, but hopefully, it will improve like it did for the batch before. Being in Pune means more companies will likely come in the future.

Campus: The college is currently in a temporary campus, so there aren't many facilities. But they have everything you need, just don't expect too much. The food in the mess is decent and you can manage. Sports facilities in the hostel are limited, they only have a table tennis table.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and know a lot. They always helped us out whenever we had study problems during the 4 years. If you're studying engineering, just focus and work hard, and the semester will be a breeze. Practical knowledge is key!

Placement: The college's placement cell is pretty good. We had some trouble last year due to the recession, but hopefully, things will get better next year. Companies like Wipro, TCS, Yuga byte, and Capgemini hire students from here. Around 55-60% of students get placed, which is cool.

Campus: The hostel rooms are pretty clean and decent. The campus has free Wi-Fi, but it can be slow at times since everyone's on it together. The hostel food is just okay, like in most colleges. They've got medical facilities on campus, and there are sports and games available too.

Admission: The exams here are easier than at IITs, which is a relief. All the teachers have PhDs. Most of them are really helpful and passionate about teaching. Since there aren't many different courses, the study material covers everything we need to know. If you just go to classes regularly, you should do fine in the exams.

Placement: Placements are pretty good here, but they took a hit in 2024 because of the recession. CSE department offers the highest package of 53 LPA, while ECE department offers 47 LPA. Surprisingly, ECE department has a higher average package than CSE, which is around 16-17 LPA.

Campus: The campus is temporary now, but next year, we're moving to Talegaon for good. Hostels are nice and the food is good too. Wi-Fi, library, and sports stuff are all here on campus. Oh, and we did pretty well in the inter-IIIT games - came in 7th place!

Admission: Some teachers really care and help out, but others aren't that great and don't teach much. The courses cover what you need to know now. Exams are manageable if you keep up with studying and try your best.

Placement: So many students from the CSE department got jobs this year about 70%! The highest salary was 53 LPA, and the average was 16.6 LPA. Companies like Infosys, Yugabyte, and Nvidia hired students for roles like junior software developer and engineer.

Campus: The college building has basic facilities like projectors and blackboards in all classrooms. Wi-Fi is available everywhere with decent speed. The food in the mess is bad, and there are no sports facilities.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. The course content is practical and gets us ready for the real world. Exams are tough, focusing on understanding concepts. If you fail, you'll need to retake the exam.

Placement: Around 30% of students get placed on-campus, while others opt for different exams. Many students choose to pursue M.Tech for further studies. The highest package offered is 44 LPA, with an average of 11 LPA and a lowest of 4 LPA. Roughly 20% of students secure internships at companies like Schindler and Toshiba, mostly in web development roles.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is a bit iffy, it's often not working right. Some devices in the lab don't work, about 15% of them. The benches in the classrooms are straight, not comfortable. The library doesn't have as many books as I'd like. Medical stuff and sports options are lacking too.

Admission: The pass rate is around 70%, which is pretty good. IIIT Pune has Computer Science and Electronics & Communication courses, and they're as good as the ones at IITs. You can choose extra subjects besides the regular ones. They also give Honours Degrees to top students in both majors, which is cool.

Placement: The job offers here are pretty good around $16k on average. Some people even got as much as $44k, while others got $11k. Big names like Google, Flipkart, and TCS come for placements. The CDCRC helps us with career stuff like planning and skills. Lots of top companies came to campus for the 2021 and 2022 batches.

Campus: IIIT Pune is currently located at Ambegaon Budruk, Sinhagad Institute Road in Pune. It's about 13 km from Pune Railway Station and 20 km from Pune Airport. The campus is temporary for now, but they're planning to shift to a permanent campus in Nanoli Tarf Chakan near Talegaon Dabhade, which is spread over 100 acres.

Admission: The teachers here are really supportive. If you need help, just ask them without any worries. They're great at teaching because they have their Ph.D. The semesters can be challenging if you skip classes, so make sure to go every day. They prepare us well for the industry, especially since we're studying professional courses. Being industry-ready is important here.

Placement: Around 35% of students found jobs after graduation. The highest salary offered was 15 Lacs, and the average was 4.5 Lacs. Companies like Amazon, Accenture, Wipro, and Concentrix hire a lot of students. For internships, there were many opportunities with startups. About 60% of students landed internships. Popular job roles include software developer, automation engineer, and full stack developer.

Campus: The facilities here are pretty good. The hostel rooms are nice and come with furniture. The campus has Wi-Fi but it can get slow when too many students are using it. There's a library and labs in the college too. There are two boys' hostels on campus and they have emergency medical services. We also used to play basketball games here, which was fun.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. The course content is practical and gets us ready for the real world. Exams are tough, focusing on understanding concepts. If you fail, you'll need to retake the exam.

Placement: Around 30% of students get placed on-campus, while many others opt for different exams. A good number of students also pursue M.Tech for further studies. The highest salary package offered is 44 LPA, with an average of 11 LPA and a minimum of 4 LPA. Approximately 20% of students secure internships at companies like Schindler and Toshiba, mostly in web development roles.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is pretty bad, it hardly works right. About 15% of the lab devices are broken. The benches in classrooms are flat, not comfy. The library doesn't have a lot of books. Medical help and sports stuff are not good at all.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome. They mostly come from top colleges like IITs and NITs. Right from the start, the course is super useful for getting jobs later on. The exams are tough though, with two 20-mark mid-terms and one big 60-mark end-semester exam.

Placement: Most students in the CSE course got jobs this year. The highest salary was 56 LPA, and the lowest was 6 LPA. The average salary was 18 LPA. NVIDIA and Oracle are the top companies hiring from our course. And most students also got internships, around 80%.

Campus: The Wi-Fi on campus is really bad, but they're moving to a new campus soon. The food in the mess is good, with 4 meals a day and awesome service. Hostel access is from 6:00 AM to 11:00 PM, no entry after that.

Admission: The teachers are okay, but only a couple are really good. Some of them struggle with English and teach the wrong stuff sometimes. The exams aren't too hard, but they come really close together, which makes them tough. The first-year courses didn't seem useful, but now in my second year, they're much better.

Placement: I'm a sophomore right now. Our batch isn't looking for jobs yet, but our seniors are already scoring internships. One landed a gig at Nvidia, another at a startup, and a few others at big companies like Google, Cisco, Microsoft, and Flipkart. The college is all about the students they're the ones keeping things running. The coding scene here is top-notch and super competitive.

Campus: The food at mess is alright. The Wi-Fi is there, but it's super slow or doesn't even work sometimes. We don't have a medical center on campus, and there's no college grounds for sports. We have to go to a private field to play. The food is okay on some days, but most of the time it's not that great.