IIIT Sri City Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and know their stuff. They all have Ph.D.s, and the teaching is top-notch, especially for computer classes. They're always there to help with any questions, even outside of class. The semester exams are pretty challenging, almost like some IITs. But hey, our pass rate is over 85%, so we're doing something right!

Placement: Almost all students in our course got jobs. The highest salary is about 95 LPA, while the lowest is around 2 LPA. Microsoft and Google are the top companies hiring our students, and team lead is the popular role. Many students land jobs in great companies. About 70% of students also get internships during our course.

Campus: The labs are super clean and have AC. Every classroom has AC, a mic, and a charging spot. The library is stocked with lots of books and newspapers. You can borrow them for a month by using your roll number at the library.

Admission: The best thing about this college is the CSE program  it's the same as IIIT Hyderabad's. Keeping up your grades here is pretty simple. But if you're thinking about ECE, I'd suggest looking elsewhere. Their lab equipment isn't up to par. Stick with CSE if you end up here.

Placement: About half of the students looking for jobs found one with a good salary. The top offer was 80 LPA from Motorq. I'm not sure about the lowest offer, but it's probably around 4 LPA. Companies are mostly looking for web developers.

Campus: The infrastructure here is just okay. Don't expect too much because the college is still being built. The Wi-Fi is decent, but it can be spotty at times. There isn't a proper library, but there's a room with some books that we use as a library.

Admission: The college has a solid curriculum with a focus on the main subjects. The faculty is really good too. They stick to the Hyderabad curriculum. The semester exams were a bit challenging, but a lot of students pass with flying colors. No extra courses, just the essentials. Great place to learn!

Placement: The job placements at this college were pretty decent. A lot of students found jobs through campus interviews. Even though not everyone got placed, many companies came to hire students. One good thing is that there are many companies around the campus, so there's a good chance of getting a job.

Campus: The college's infrastructure wasn't great, especially when you compare it to other IITs in different cities. I was hoping for a nicer hostel considering the fees they charge. But the classrooms were pretty good - they all had ACs.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They're good at interacting with us students. The course curriculum is awesome because it gets us ready for job placements early on. It's kinda like IIIT Hyderabad. The exams can be tough sometimes, but they're not too bad. The grading is fair, so even an average score is pretty good. We do midterms, quizzes, lab exams, and assignments throughout the semester.

Placement: The job opportunities here are pretty good. Almost 70% of students are getting placed. The highest salary is about 29 LPA, which is great. I'm in the first batch of Artificial Intelligence and Data Science, so I don't know much about internships and top roles yet. In Computer Science, the placements are nice. Most people get jobs as Full Stack Developers or Data Analysts.

Campus: The Wi-Fi in both the Hostel and Academic Block is pretty good. The classrooms can fit around 120 and 70 students, and we've got labs like Clab and Electronics lab. There's also a library for studying in peace. The hostel rooms are shared by 2 or 3 students, depending on the year. The food in the mess is mostly South Indian and not too spicy. There's a small canteen too. The college works with Kauvery Hospital for medical stuff. We've got sports facilities like cricket, volleyball, basketball, and badminton. The mess food is decent, better than some other colleges.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super helpful and really know their stuff. The courses are great too. Just so you know, there's no physics or chemistry in the first year  that's different from IITs and NITs. The exams can be tough, though.

Placement: The job scene for ECE students in 2024 was pretty good. The highest salary offered was 41 LPA, average was 12.4 LPA, and lowest was 8 LPA. Big companies like Microsoft, Amazon, and Google come for placements. Around 80-90% of students land jobs, which is awesome.

Campus: The campus is pretty new and still being built. There are plenty of classrooms and hostels. The girls' hostel is about 1.5 kilometers away from the campus. They have buses to get around. The Wi-Fi, labs, and libraries are all good. The food in the mess is better than average.

Admission: The teachers at my college are top-notch, with degrees from IITs and other good universities. They really know their stuff. The course content is spot on. Lots of students are doing research and internships related to the industry. I don't know the exact pass rate, but the first-year exams are pretty fair and not too tough.

Placement: I'm a first-year student studying AI as my second subject. Seniors told me last year's students got great jobs after graduation. The highest salary was 45 LPA, and the average was 16 LPA. This year, the highest offer was 1 crore, and the average was 21 LPA. Many students are doing well as interns. Since I'm new here, I only know about placements.

Campus: The classrooms, hostels, and Wi-Fi are all good here. The library has lots of research cabins for each department, which is cool. The food in the mess is okay. And there are good sports and medical facilities. The college even has its own ambulance and doctor, which is handy.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. If you go to class every day, you'll get the hang of things easily. Our course is like the one in Hyderabad, which is cool. We have exams often, but they're manageable. The grading system is fair, so getting good marks is doable.

Placement: Most students got placed last year, around 90 percent. The average pay is 14.5 Lacs in CSE, with the highest being 41 Lacs. Big companies like Amazon, Cognizant, Google, Infosys, and others come to hire. Internships are all about skill. If you're good, you can score an internship in your 2nd year. Joining clubs and using LinkedIn can help you find internship chances.

Campus: The campus is pretty new, so everything looks good. The Wi-Fi works well in classes and the hostel, and it's fast too. My first-year hostel room is nice, especially since it's a new building. The other hostels are okay, not too bad. The food at the mess is better than expected, and there's a canteen too. They have good medical facilities here; they even have ambulances to take us to the clinic from the hostel. The sports and games facilities are just average, nothing too special.

Admission: The teachers are really good here. They know their stuff and have a lot of experience. The course material makes sense and is useful for real jobs. Exams are not too hard, just based on what they taught us in class.

Placement: Most students get good jobs after graduating between 2020 and 2024. The college usually offers around 13 LPA as the average salary. The highest package is 45 LPA in 2019-2023 and 120 LPA in total. Almost all students get job offers from different companies.

Campus: The campus is cool and modern, perfect for studying and researching. But when it comes to cultural stuff, there isn't much going on. Not a lot of activities happening here. If you're into music or acting, you might be disappointed. Sports isn't a big deal either just one cricket ground for everyone! And only one football and volleyball ground, no sports complex. The hostel is decent, but the Wi-Fi needs work. It's slow to connect, and sometimes it's not even working when you need it.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome. They know their stuff and are super smart. They explain things really well and are very patient with us. They help us out in so many ways. The courses here get us ready for the working world. The exams are split into two types: end-of-semester and mid-semester. Both exams have really good questions.

Placement: The placements were really good up to 2022. After that, there were some doubts about placements. Not everyone got a job, but those who did got into good companies. The faculty supported us a lot. Everyone ended up with a job in the end.

Campus: The hostels here may be small, but they have enough space. The Wi-Fi is awesome and works really well. The beds are comfy and the fans keep us cool. Our rooms are well taken care of. The labs are well-organized and the library, though small, is always busy. The classrooms are great, kinda like IIT Bombay style. And there are lots of fun sports to enjoy here.

Admission: Most of my teachers are IIT grads and have lots of experience. They know their stuff and teach it well. In the first year, everyone has the same course plan, which is kind of a letdown. I wish it was more challenging and interesting.

Placement: The college has a really good placement record. If you do well in exams, chances are high you'll get a job. Companies offer great salary packages. In 2024, the average package was 14 LPA and the highest off-campus package was 1.2 crore per year, which is awesome.

Campus: The college and hostel both have good Wi-Fi. Classrooms have AC and fans. Mess food is just okay. They push sports here. If you don't expect much from hostel life, it's fine. But everyone has to stay in the hostel.