KITSW Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They're qualified and super helpful. They push us to do our best and give us lots of support. What's cool is that they all got their PhDs from NITs. This place, URR24, stands out because they focus on getting us ready for the real world. The semester exams are pretty average, but they keep a close eye on us during the tests. You just need a 40% to pass.

Placement: I'm in Computer Science and Engineering. Chose this college because everyone said it's great for placements and has awesome teachers. There are 321 CSE students this year at KITSW. Highest salary is around 35 LPA, lowest is 4 LPA, and average is 7 LPA. Companies like Google, Amazon, Flipkart, and more hire students. Those without backlogs get internships and good jobs in these companies. Roles like data analyst, software developer, and AI developer are available.

Campus: The college has great facilities like Wi-Fi, clean classrooms, and AC labs. The food is really tasty. The mess and canteen are clean. Everyone loves the food at the canteen. They also have medical facilities and an ambulance always on standby. We have a lot of sports to choose from like cricket, football, volleyball, basketball, table tennis, chess, and more. It's awesome!

Admission: The teachers in our college are really smart and know their stuff well. They give us a lot of help in class and labs. The course we study is practical and gets us ready for jobs. Exams are not too hard, but not many students pass. The notes and tutorials from teachers are all we need to study for exams.

Placement: In electronics and communication engineering, around 10% of students get placements every year. The highest salary offered is between 8-12 LPA, while the lowest is around 3.5-4.5 LPA. Top companies like Genpact, Accenture, and Cognizant mostly recruit students with a CSE background. Students usually pick their own companies for internships. Roles like junior engineer and developer are common in ECE. In the core field, students often get roles in VLSI designing, embedded system design, and system design.

Campus: The department has a good setup with nice classrooms. They use digital screens and projectors for classes. The labs have cool equipment and new tech stuff. Our college has a big library. The hostel rooms are clean and get cleaned every day. The food in the mess is good. And if you're into sports, the college has lots of options for students who like that stuff.

Admission: The teachers at KITS Warangal are really good. They know their stuff and are always ready to help. They teach core subjects really well. The course covers all the important topics that are needed in the industry. The clubs, workshops, and projects help us get ready for the real world. The semester exams are a bit tough, but if you study well, you can do well.

Placement: I'm currently in my second year at college with around 140 students in my batch. The highest salary package offered is 20 LPA. Companies like Accenture and Cognizant come for placements. About 86% of students in our batch have done internships. After that, many students get job offers from these companies, and the college supports us with training and placement assistance. Getting placed through campus placements is quite smooth with their help.

Campus: The Wi-Fi is good, but not during exams. The hostel is clean, and the food is okay. We have a huge ground for sports, both indoor and outdoor. Our college is the top in sports in the district. There are 8 table tennis tables, 6 hockey boards, cricket kits, and plenty of chess boards.

Admission: The teachers here don't really care if you miss assignment deadlines. They lower our marks for that. They spend more time grading papers and giving tests than actually preparing for class.

Placement: In the Master of Business Administration department, 79% of students got jobs through on-campus drives. They also helped with off-campus drives. Some drives had lower pay packages, though.

Campus: The hostel served food at set times and made sure we had all the groceries we needed a month in advance. This way, we never ran out of anything. The internet was available to everyone with a special user code. It was really convenient!

Admission: The teachers at our college are pretty good overall. Some are amazing, but others are just okay. It really depends on the teacher you get. The courses cover stuff that's actually useful in the real world. If you pay attention in class and go to the tutorials, you'll do well in exams. That's the cool thing about the courses here. The pass rate is around 90%, so most students do pretty well.

Placement: In my group, 80% of us got placed after college. The highest salary offered was 14 LPA, and the lowest was 3.6 LPA. Big companies like Cisco, Oracle, and Cognizant hired our CSE students. Also, 50% of us did internships with GE Vernova, Oracle, and more. These internships helped us learn and start our careers.

Campus: The college facilities are great! The labs have all the equipment we need, the classrooms are big and have computers, and there's Wi-Fi everywhere. The hostel food is good and safe. They offer lots of food choices for both vegetarians and non-vegetarians in the hostel and cafeteria.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good and helpful, but some are better than others. The courses cover the basics well, but it would be nice to have more hands-on experience with real-world stuff. The exams each semester are okay, and if you study hard, you should be able to pass easily.

Placement: Around 60% of us in the CSE department got jobs after graduating. The best offer was about 14 LPA. Big companies like Cognizant, Infosys, and Chubb hired us. Cognizant took in almost 30 students! They usually offer roles like software engineer, data analyst, or web developer. Some of us also look for jobs off-campus to boost our careers.

Campus: The CSE department has all the cool stuff you need for studying and researching. There's fast Wi-Fi, awesome computer labs with the newest software, smart classrooms with projectors, a big library with digital books, and special research and innovation centers. These places help us with our school projects, coding contests, and getting better at practical skills. The department likes hands-on learning, so we do stuff with companies, workshops, and tech events. It makes learning fun and exciting!

Admission: The teachers are pretty interactive, some are super nice. They're sneaky sometimes with students. If you fail, they don't really help you pass. They fail students a lot, it's frustrating.

Placement: Around 60-70% of students get jobs every year, which is awesome. The college is known for its great placements. Big companies like Adani and Wipro come for recruitment. The highest salary package is around 12 LPA, while the lowest is 3 LPA. They start training us from the 5th semester, which is helpful.

Campus: The civil branch has pretty old labs in its own block, but they've got all the instruments you need. The campus has a big ground for sports like cricket, and there's even an indoor stadium with a tennis court for students to use.

Admission: The course curriculum and exams in my program are really good. They cover everything we learn in class. The faculty in our college are super skilled and talented. They all got their PhDs from big colleges like IITs and NITs. The semester exams can be a bit tough, though.

Placement: I'm studying Electronics and Communication Engineering at my college. There are tons of job options available here. About 1,400 students from our batch got placed in big companies. Once I finish my course, I can work in hardware or software. For hardware jobs, you can focus on VLSI design or embedded systems. Lots of students also do internships - almost 40%!

Campus: The college has great facilities and the hostel is nice too. Lots of greenery around which makes it peaceful. They have separate hostels for guys and girls, and they keep them clean. Food in the canteen and hostel mess is tasty and clean.

Admission: Before you join, make sure to check this out first. The faculty here are great with theory, but they're not so good with the practical stuff. They always suggest doing internships, but once you land one, they hesitate to give you permission because you're still in school. This means you might struggle to find time to balance everything.

Placement: Since I started here, I noticed lots of job opportunities, but recently the placements have gone downhill. The highest offer now is around 11 LPA, and only a handful of students are getting placed. Honestly, my batch hasn't had much luck so far, and we're all just hoping to land a job before we graduate.

Campus: I didn't think I'd like the hostel, but the boys' and girls' hostels surprised me. They look nice and well-organized, with good security and pretty gardens. The whole vibe is cool, and there are lots of labs with new computers. It's a good environment overall.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really care about us students. The courses we take are awesome and prepare us well for the real world. During exams, the board of directors makes sure everything is fair. Our teachers are super smart, with Ph.D. degrees from top universities. Passing the exams is doable with a 40% pass rate. It's not too hard to reach that mark.

Placement: Most of us in my branch got placed in good companies, like TCS, Wipro, and Infosys. The highest salary package was 12 LPA, and the lowest was 4 LPA. Some of us even landed internships that turned into full-time jobs. The campus offers training programs and events to help us get hired. Job roles like support engineer, associate engineer, and data analyst were up for grabs. It's great to see so many of us finding good opportunities here.

Campus: This course really helps us figure out what we want to do in the future. The college has awesome facilities and a big library with lots of books. The hostel food is good and the canteen is big so we can chill during lunch. Plus, they organize a bunch of sports events on campus. Overall, it's a great place for students to grow and have fun.