IIIT Una Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. They all have PhDs and know their stuff. They don't just read off slides  they mix it up with chalkboard and presentations. The course content is always fresh and focused on practical skills. Since the college is autonomous, the professors decide what to teach, so it's always up-to-date. The exams are not too hard, and most students pass without any problems. If someone fails, it's usually because they didn't show up to class. Only a few students fail the exams.

Placement: So, in my 4th year (batch 2020-2024), around 45% of the seniors landed on-campus placements. The Computer Science branch scored a top package of 33.19 LPA, with the lowest at 8 LPA and an average of 10 LPA. Big names like Deloitte, Nvidia, Amazon, and American Express were the top recruiters. Also, about 70% of 3rd-year students snagged internships this year. The popular job roles offered were in full-stack development or data science.

Campus: The college facilities are top-notch because they were built in 2020. The labs have new equipment that works well. The classrooms are big and have Wi-Fi, AC, and even a theater. The library is open from 9 to 5, but most students prefer studying in the hostel study rooms. The hostels are better than other engineering colleges, cleaned once a week, and bathrooms cleaned daily. They have both hot and cold water. Plus, there are lots of sports like badminton, tennis, volleyball, basketball, cricket, and football available.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff, but not all of them are amazing. Overall, everyone has their strengths. They're helpful and qualified, but the way they teach could be better. The course is kinda relevant, but not perfect. It helps a bit with getting ready for the industry, but you gotta do more on your own. Exams are fair.

Placement: Around 60%-70% of students got placed in 2024. But because of the recession, some students are still looking for jobs. The highest salary offered is 30 LPA, while the average is between 8-9 LPA. Companies like TCS, Nvidia, and Intel hire a lot of students. I'm not sure about internships as a fresher. The popular roles are web developer and app developer.

Campus: The infrastructure here is pretty good, and the hostel is better than other IIITs. We have electronics labs and other facilities for our courses. There's also a department library and a microwave lab. The food is okay, it's good sometimes but not always. We have a canteen too. Our institute offers sports like cricket, badminton, table tennis, and football. Overall, we have a good time here in the hostel and on campus.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good, just like at other colleges. But honestly, I end up watching YouTube videos to really understand stuff. The course layout makes sense. Some semesters are easier than others, but if you study just a week before exams, you can easily get an 8 CGPA. I learned this from my own experience. To pass, you just need to get 30 marks out of 100 on the final exam.

Placement: I heard that this year's placements are better than last year. Lots of students have already got jobs in different companies. The top salary is around 30-40 LPA, I think. You can start looking for internships in your 2nd year and placements happen in the 4th year.

Campus: Una College is pretty new, but our hostels are really nice. They're way better than the ones at IITs or NITs. We've got a library, study room, and Wi-Fi too. The food at the mess has gotten better since the start. And there are lots of sports to play like table tennis, badminton, lawn tennis, basketball, and football. We've got almost every game covered, except swimming.

Admission: The teachers are really good here, most of them have Ph.D. degrees. They are supportive and know their stuff. Sometimes they bring in guest speakers too. The course is practical and gets us ready for the real world. Exams can be tough, but it's not too hard to pass because of the grading system. They use a fair grading system, which is great. The academic calendar is set, and we have exams like CT1, CT2 (20 marks each), and a big end-semester exam worth 100 marks.

Placement: The B.Tech placements at IIIT Una are really good and keep getting better every year. In 2023, the average package was around INR 15 LPA, which is higher than the INR 12.1 LPA in 2022. The highest package in 2023 was INR 46.5 LPA on-campus and INR 60 LPA off-campus. It's cool to see the placements improving each year at IIIT Una. Companies like Amazon, LinkedIn, BharatPe, and others come for hiring. About 90% of students get placed, which is awesome. The CDC (Career Development Cell) handles all the placements.

Campus: The IIIT Una campus has two main blocks: the Admin Block and the Academic Block. We have classes in the Academic Block, where all the classrooms and labs have top-notch equipment. The whole campus has Wi-Fi, though it's not super fast. The library in the Academic Block has tons of books related to our studies, and there are study rooms for us too. The campus has three big hostels named Jatharagini, Bhutagni, and Chitagni. Compared to other colleges, these hostels are awesome because they're new and have everything we need. Each room fits three people, there are bathrooms on each floor, and we have security with CCTV cameras. Plus, there's a badminton court, table tennis hall, laundry machines, and even a gym in the guest house. The food in the mess is tasty, especially in the non-veg section. There's a new cafeteria on campus if you don't feel like eating in the mess. The campus is in a quiet rural area, about 10 km from Una city, so it's nice and peaceful here. Overall, the facilities at IIIT Una are top-notch for students like us.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super qualified, with degrees from top places like IITs and NITs. Exams are always on set dates, and we have a grading system that compares our marks to others in our major. It's cool how they focus on how we do compared to our classmates.

Placement: Just wanted to share some info about the packages for the batch that graduated a few years ago. They got an average package of around 15 Lacs per year, with about 85% of them landing jobs in electronics. The top package in Electronics and Communication was close to 60 Lacs per year. Hope that helps!

Campus: The labs cover Physics, Electronics, Electrical, Chemistry, and Computer Science. Faculty help out a lot with practical work. The courses have good facilities, and the teachers always do their best. They even give extra lectures when needed.

Admission: The new exam pattern is a win for us students. This year, we have one mid-semester exam, one end-semester exam, and 2 unit tests. It's a nice change that lets us really work on our skills. The teachers here are great  they know their stuff and are always there to help out. Each teacher really knows their subject well and they're super supportive.

Placement: The job opportunities for our batch in 2025 are looking really good. Lots of companies are coming to hire us, which is a big improvement from last year. The average salary offered is around 13-15 Lacs per year, which is awesome and even better than some NITs. Last year, 90 percent of students got placed, which is really impressive.

Campus: The hostel here is really nice. Rooms are big and they give us good stuff. There are 3 hostels on campus. Each one has its own mess and a hangout spot. It's clean and the food is pretty good too.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful, you can always go to their offices for any questions. We have exams three times a semester CT1 and CT2 are worth 20 marks each, and the final exam is worth 100 marks. Plus, the practicals count for about 40-50% of the total grade. The course material is always current and gets updated yearly.

Placement: In our college, we get placement chances in the 7th semester. The average package is about 11 LPA and the highest salary goes up to 65 LPA. Right now, around 60% of final year students have jobs lined up. Internships start in the 8th semester, so there's a good shot at getting a PPO.

Campus: Our room fits 3 students comfortably. Each hostel has 2 lifts, even though it's only 3 floors tall. Classes are in the academic block, and we can use the lift there too. It's pretty convenient overall.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful, and they all have Ph.D.s. They teach really well and make it practical. Each subject has its own lab section, which makes things more hands-on. The final exams in the last semester are tougher than the mid-terms, though.

Placement: Typically, around 70-80% of students land jobs here every year. The average package is usually between 9 to 11 LPA, with a median salary of 9 LPA. The highest package offered on-campus was 47 LPA by Amazon.

Campus: The hostels here are awesome compared to other colleges. They have Wi-Fi with fast internet. The mess food is alright. There's a canteen on campus and a Nescafe store open until 3:00 AM for late-night cravings. Plus, we've got a great playground for all kinds of sports.

Admission: The teachers for this course are really great and know their stuff. A lot of them studied abroad for their degrees. The course curriculum is spot on. If you study hard, the exams are a breeze. Overall, the exam difficulty level is above average for everyone.

Placement: Almost all students in my college got jobs. The highest salary offered is 45 LPA, the average is 16 LPA, and the lowest is 12 LPA. Amazon is the top company for internships. In Computer Science, 90% of students land internships.

Campus: My class is small, which makes it easier to grasp everything. We have labs for electronics and chemistry. The hostel is well-organized and the food in the mess is tasty and the place is super clean.

Admission: The teachers here mostly have Ph.D.s and know their stuff, but the teaching could be better. It's like this at most colleges though. The courses have some pointless subjects in the first year, but they focus on the important stuff after that. I think the course material is old, just like at other colleges. You have to keep learning new skills to keep up with the industry. Exams are easy, and almost everyone passes with flying colors.

Placement: The college had a great 60 LPA package in 2023, but the average was 15 LPA. The next year, the average dropped to 9.4 LPA, and the highest package was 35 LPA, with about 63% of students placed. The college is in a super remote area, so students don't get much exposure. But they're working on improving placements for 2025.

Campus: The classrooms and labs have all the latest stuff you need. The library is okay, but there aren't enough books or seats for all the students. The hostel rooms have 3 beds and share two washrooms per floor. We've got a cool common room for playing table tennis and chess during the day, and it turns into a study spot at night. The food at the mess is pretty good, and there's a canteen if you want snacks. The sports facilities are awesome we've got basketball and badminton courts, a cricket ground, a football field, and even a gym.