IIIT Dharwad - Indian Institute of Information Technology

Admission: The teachers in my course are really helpful and committed. The stuff we learn is super practical and helps us get ready for the job market. We have exams in the middle and end of each semester. The grades come from quizzes, assignments, mid-terms, and finals. To graduate, you need 140 credits over 4 years. Each semester, we take 5 courses with different credit values. It's a good system to balance workload and importance of each subject.

Placement: Last year, most students in our college found jobs. One CSE student even got a super high offer from Uber 84 LPA! Big companies like IBM, Oracle, and Amazon usually hire from our course. This year, students landed internships at places like Oracle, IBM, Amazon, Sony Research, Microsoft Research, and more.

Campus: The Wi-Fi on campus is pretty fast and works everywhere. The classrooms are super comfy, which makes studying there easier. The library has all the books we need for our courses. They also have a special place for quiet studying. The hostel and mess are always clean. And there's a cool indoor sports area and a big outdoor field too. It's a great place to be!

Admission: Most of the teachers here are temporary and just here for some experience. They mostly just read from the slides. Only a couple of teachers are good. One teacher even mentioned that they don't get paid well and want to leave soon.

Placement: The DSAI course doesn't have many job placements, especially in ML. The companies that do come only offer software engineering roles, and even those are pretty scarce. Because of this, a lot of my older classmates and friends are considering going for further studies.

Campus: The college doesn't have a study library, just a regular one for books. Most of the campus is covered in wild grass, around 70 percent. The mess doesn't serve any non-veg food, not even eggs. The higher-ups don't seem to have any plans for the college. And as a North Indian, it feels like Kannada students, teachers, and staff get special treatment in everything.

Admission: The teachers here are super smart, coming from top universities like IIT Dharwad, IIT Delhi, NIT Surathkal, and NIT Warangal. They really know their stuff! Their teaching is top-notch and really helps us understand things like AI and ML for our industry.

Placement: I am in the CSE group I.3 at college. Most students in our group get jobs, around 75% of us. The highest salary offered for CSE is 37 LPA, while the average is 12 LPA. The lowest offer is 4 LPA. Many companies come to hire CSE students, which is great.

Campus: The Wi-Fi is pretty good in our course. We have different labs like computer science and engineering. The classrooms have around 70 students. Hostel facilities also have Wi-Fi. Overall, the infrastructure is nice.

Admission: The teachers are really good at explaining things and they show us how things work in the real world. The exams are done well and the grading system is fair. We also have access to advanced computers and Wi-Fi, which is great.

Placement: The job placements are awesome here. Over 90% of students get placed. Companies from all over the world come to hire us. Most of them are big companies like Amazon and Google. The average salary is around 12 to 13 Lakhs.

Campus: The hostel here is awesome! We get a lot for the money we pay. The food is pretty good, and the campus looks nice. They have a great cricket ground, volleyball court, and a gym with cool equipment. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers here are super smart and really helpful. They know a lot and always have our backs. The courses at this college are top-notch and really come in handy when it's job-hunting time. Passing exams here is a breeze, no sweat!

Placement: The job placements at this college are awesome! Companies like Microsoft and Grow hire students based on their smarts, creativity, and technical skills. It's a great place to land a cool job.

Campus: The Wi-Fi on campus is really good. The classrooms are awesome and colorful. But the library could be better. There aren't many books there, and they're mostly about our courses.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. Most of them have Ph.D. degrees. The course curriculum at IIIT is top-notch. You can find details about all 3 branches on the college website. In the electronics department, exams can be tough, but if you study for 2 hours every day, you'll do just fine. Remember, you need at least 85% attendance to take the exams.

Placement: In my second semester, some seniors landed jobs in a core electronics company. I know a senior who went into ethical hacking, and another one got an internship at IIIT Allahabad in core ECE. There's also someone who got a CS internship in the US and another one at NVIDIA. I'm not sure about the exact percentage of placements, though.

Campus: Electronics courses are tough, but we have labs for 2 of them. The labs are great, with strong Wi-Fi. The library has books for studies, novels, and even ones for exams like GATE, GRE, and JEE. Our classrooms have screens and a nice vibe. Food is veg for now, but they might add non-veg later in a separate mess. The canteen is cool too. Our college rocks in sports, with top players for inter-branch games. There's a 24/7 gym on campus with all the gear. Medical help is good too. The new hostels are clean and bug-free, with fair prices. The whole campus is neat and tidy.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good and know their stuff. They all have PhDs and are really smart. The teaching could be better, though. The course is practical and gets you ready for working in the real world. The exams are not too hard, just the right level of challenge.

Placement: Most students in my course got jobs in different companies. The top package is about 35 LPA, the lowest is around 3 LPA, and the average is 9 LPA. Companies like TCS, Wipro, and Infosys hire from our college. About 40% of students also did internships.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is decent. Wi-Fi speed is amazing. The lab computers could be better, and the classrooms are okay. The library is not great. Hostel facilities are not good. The food needs to be tastier and better quality.

Admission: The professors here are really friendly and always around on campus. They're all Ph.D. grads and super knowledgeable. The quality of teaching is top-notch. Our course is up-to-date with what the industry needs, so it sets us up well for good jobs. The semester exams are tough, but if you get a decent grade, you'll pass.

Placement: Most students found jobs after graduating. The pay ranges from 8 to 35 LPA, with an average of 11 LPA. Microsoft hires the most students. Half of us landed internships at Amazon. Many of us got jobs in software development.

Campus: The facilities for my course are great, with good infrastructure and fast Wi-Fi at 200 Mbps. The lab and classroom are well furnished. The library is small but has all the books we need. The food in the canteens is good, better than the mess. There are medical facilities on campus and lots of sports to play. Plus, there's interiiit available too!

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and teach us what we need for real-world jobs. They're always ready to help out. Plus, they make sure we learn hands-on skills, not just book stuff.

Placement: About a third of students found jobs on campus, while the others found off-campus jobs. The course is updated to meet industry standards. The last batch got a top salary of 82 LPA, and the average salary is good too. Lots of companies come to campus for placements.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is really great, it's fast and easy to use. The food in the dining hall is decent, but they keep serving the same curry every day. The hostel rooms are small, and we have to share them with 4 people now instead of having our own rooms.

Admission: The professors are mostly cool, but there are a few tough ones. Sometimes, it's like they're talking a whole different language and if we ask for help, they get mad. But then, there are others who explain things super well and make sure everyone gets it before moving on. Exams can vary from 50 marks to maybe 80 or even 100. The courses match what we're studying, but a couple of them might be tricky to pass.

Placement: I'm only in my first year, so I don't know much about placements yet. But from what I've heard from seniors and teachers, the placement scene here is pretty good compared to other private colleges. Big companies like Nvidia, TCS, Infosys, and others come for recruiting. The college is cool with students participating in placements. It all depends on what the company is looking for. Like, I heard Nvidia wants a minimum of 7.5 CPI.

Campus: In our dorm, there are 4 of us sharing. We each have a locker, fan, and outlet, which is handy. The food in the mess isn't great, except for breakfast and snacks. It's not worth the money we pay. The hostel is right on campus. But hey, the Wi-Fi, classrooms, and library are all cool.