IIT Bhilai Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and have been teaching for a long time. The way they teach is top-notch. The course content is clear and they keep adding new stuff through webinars and seminars. Exams can be tough, but most people pass with about an 80% rate.

Placement: The placement team is awesome and aims to get over 90% of students placed. The top package offered is 40 LPA, while the average is 15 LPA. Big companies like Google, Amazon, Intuit, and L&T come for hiring.

Campus: The campus at our college is amazing, and they keep it really nice. Our classrooms are big and have projectors and smart boards. The labs have super fast Wi-Fi. The library has lots of books and journals. And the hostel is really clean with bathrooms in each room.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good and they help you out. They're all Ph.D. grads from different IITs or foreign schools. How good the teaching is really depends on the course and the teacher. Some teachers are awesome, but some are just okay. The course structure is like other IITs, which is cool. Exams are based on how tough the professors make them, and that can change depending on the course. Some courses are easy, while others are super hard to pass. The pass rate is usually around 30%, but it can go up and down.

Placement: When it's not a tough job market, placements in my major are solid. Most students land jobs in great companies like Google and Accenture. Only a few end up without good job prospects. Internships could be better, but I know for sure that at least half of us get good internships with decent pay.

Campus: The college is still growing, so not everything is ready yet like sports fields and activity centers. But the facilities we do have are pretty good - the hostel rooms all have AC, there are washing machines in each hostel, and the Wi-Fi is fast with unlimited data. The stuff they've finished building is top-notch.

Admission: The professors are really good at teaching since it's an IIT. They've taught at other IITs too. The semester exams aren't too tough if you listen in class. You can pick electives you like, which is cool. It gives you more freedom in your studies.

Placement: I go to IIT Bhilai and, since it's a new IIT, the placements here are okay. The highest international package is INR 48 LPA from Accenture Japan, while the domestic one is INR 28 LPA. On average, students are getting around INR 14 LPA in 2023. Companies like Deloitte, HCL, Google, Mahindra, and ICICI hire a lot of students from here.

Campus: The college is an IIT, so the facilities are top-notch. They're still working on some buildings, but they should be done by 2024. By 2030, the whole campus should be finished. By 2024, all the academic stuff like classes and the library will be ready, along with some sports fields and a complex.

Admission: The exams here are well-organized. Each professor decides how hard the exam will be. If you study a bit a day or two before, the papers are manageable. It's a good idea to go to classes. You can switch majors in your first year, but you need a CGPA of 9+ to switch to CSE or DSAI. The teachers have TA's to help you with any issues, and you can meet the professors in person. Working on projects with professors gives you a taste of the industry and can lead to internships.

Placement: I'm currently in my second year of B.Tech. EE and will be graduating in 2027. So far, I've noticed that this college has great facilities. The placement opportunities are decent, with the highest salary last year being 48 LPA for an international job. If you're talented and do well in your studies, you can land a job with a salary of over 20 LPA without much trouble.

Campus: The course schedule is good, we need to complete around 140 credits in 4 years for B.Tech. We have midterms and finals twice a year, with two semesters. The hostels are nice, each room has AC all day. There are 2 hostels for guys and 1 for girls. Wi-fi is there, but sometimes it's a bit slow, usually around 250mbps. The library is great, good for studying without any noise. They have lots of books for everyone. The mess food is okay, you get 4 meals a day: breakfast, lunch, snacks, and dinner.

Admission: The courses at IIT Bhilai are really good. They cover all the important stuff we need to learn. We can also pick some extra courses we like. That's great for people who want to be creative. The courses are made to prepare us for jobs, and we learn everything we need. We have exams in the middle and end of each semester, plus some pop quizzes. The exams are kinda tough, but they grade them nicely. So most people pass, like around 93-95%.

Placement: The placement rate here is really good, around 94%. There are tons of internships available, and the placement cell helps us get placed. They even do mock interviews to prepare us. Companies like Google, NVIDIA, Amazon, and Microsoft come for placements. The highest on-campus placement was around INR 48,00,000 and off-campus was around INR 82,00,000.

Campus: Our college's big festival is called MERAZ and it's the biggest techno-cultural festival in central India. It happens every November. We have more than 100 events each year, not including festivals and other celebrations. We're always busy in the labs, exploring and discovering new stuff. The sports complex isn't done yet, but we have a good temporary sports place and work with nearby clubs for pro training. On campus, there are 19 clubs to join, which is awesome. Club events are super fun to be part of!

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. We've got 2 communication teachers, but no VLSI professor yet. Right now, we have a guest teacher from IIT Naya Raipur filling in for VLSI. The exams are fair, and we do a bunch of hands-on experiments for all our classes.

Placement: Since the ECE Branch is new, there aren't any B.Tech. students yet. Right now, there are only 2 M.Tech. and 3 Ph.D. students in the ECE program. We're the first batch, so there's no placement data available for us.

Campus: The hostel has good Wi-Fi and water, and every room comes with AC. The food in the mess is good too. Right now, only phase I of the campus is done, so it's not fully built yet. But it has everything you need for college and lots of space to hang out.

Admission: The teachers and staff really care about helping students with their studies and research. They explain things well and are easy to talk to, which makes learning more interesting.

Placement: The Placement Cell works hard to get new companies for placements. Even in tough times like now, the average package is around 13 LPA, which is higher than a lot of other colleges. It's easier to find opportunities here compared to other places.

Campus: The hostel was kinda meh until April 2023, but when we moved to the new campus, it was awesome! Super clean and modern, with Wi-Fi everywhere and good AC. The rooms were nice and the food was good too. Perfect for an IIT student.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at what they do. They all have Master's degrees and are always busy with their own research. In the first year, everyone takes the same classes. But starting from the second year, we focus on our main subjects. The exams here aren't as hard as the JEE, but there's not much time to study because of all the other activities. It's tough for many students to juggle everything. We get weekends off, which is nice. Classes are usually from 8:30 to 12:30, with breaks in between. Then we have labs from 2:30 to 5:30, twice a week in the first year.

Placement: I got placed on campus for mechanical engineering. Got a job in consulting, IT, core (technical), finance, analytics, management, teaching, and research. The average salary was around 13.02 LPA. Companies like Mahindra, Tata Autocomp, TCS, HCL, Accenture, NVIDIA, Winjit, L&T, and more came for placements.

Campus: The campus here is awesome! It's got cool buildings, lakes, and lots of greenery. Wi-Fi is strong everywhere. The hostels are nice, each room has AC. Right now, we have 3 hostels. The labs, classrooms, and library are all top-notch with the latest stuff. Food in the mess is tasty. There's a health center for everyone. Sports and games are still growing because the campus is new, but they'll get better soon.

Admission: The professors really know their stuff and are super qualified. They give us lots of materials to study, both online and in person. Everyone who works at the college is really nice and ready to help. But our course content isn't that great since it's mostly just lectures.

Placement: Around 57% of students in our course got placed, with the highest package being 8 LPA, the average package at 4.5 LPA, and the lowest at 2.5 LPA. Lots of top companies come to our college for hiring students.

Campus: The facilities for our department are pretty good. The classrooms and labs are clean and comfy. We've got a nice library too. The hostel rooms are decent. The food in the mess isn't the best tasting, but it's okay quality-wise.

Admission: The professors were really helpful and knew their stuff. They didn't grade randomly. The curriculum is still new, but it's up-to-date and matches global standards. We're working on making it even better. The exams in each semester test both theory and practical skills, not just memorization.

Placement: The Data Science and Artificial Intelligence course really opened my eyes to what's possible in the future. It showed me new opportunities if I work hard in certain areas. My professors taught me so much, and I can't wait to use it all.

Campus: The new campus is awesome. It's still in the first phase, but it already shows what the school is all about. The place feels top-notch, like those big schools worldwide. There are so many cool spots to check out and things to do.