NIT Warangal Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: Seat allocation through JoSAA for NIT Warangal was clear, campus verification was efficient, registration felt a bit rushed but supportive staff made it manageable.

Academic: Rules regarding attendance are very strict which makes the curriculum less student-friendly, teachers are qualified but explanations can be boring, and exams have 100 marks where professors decide 50, attendance gives 10, and end-semester carries 40 marks.

Placement: The placement scenario at our college is impressive. Companies like Goldman Sachs, Microsoft, Oracle, Morgan Stanley, and DE Shaw hire from here. Around 95% of students get placed each year. About 80% also got internships, including with Google. The highest package offered was 88 LPA, the average was 36 LPA, and the lowest was 12 LPA. Common roles are software developer, analyst, and engineer.

Campus: Studies in our college are supported with good Wi-Fi, labs with all the equipment, big classrooms, and a useful library. Hostel facilities are also decent. Rooms are clean, and the food in the mess and food street is just average. We also get basic medical facilities and lots of choices for sports and other fun activities.

Admission: Rounds of JoSAA for NIT Warangal were transparent, requirements were clear, staff guided us well during reporting, and fee payment happened without any hassle.

Academic: Our professors are mostly very qualified, many are IIT graduates or from big foreign universities, some teach very well and are generous with time, but a few are not good at teaching, the syllabus is centrally decided and sometimes misses modern topics, and exam difficulty depends on professors which also affects pass rates.

Placement: My recent academic results were good, I scored 81% in the latest session. Placements here are quite decent, with students getting an average package of 15.6 LPA. Big companies like PSUs and other core sector firms, including Honda, come to recruit from our college. About 12% of students also manage to secure internships, and usually, the top job role offered is a mechanical engineer position.

Campus: Hostels for second-year students include a block surrounded by greenery, and you can hear birds chirping, which makes the whole vibe very nice and natural. Just know that there is no Wi-Fi there. Every student gets a LAN connection instead.

Admission: The admission process at NIT Warangal felt efficient, JoSAA and online registration were easy, remote verification was convenient, and staff communicated clearly.

Academic: In our college, teachers have lots of experience, the course material is helpful and up-to-date, but semester exams are very tough and you need to study harder than usual to score well in finals.

Placement: About placements for our branch, I can't say much because our course started with last year's batch. But compared to other branches, placements look positive, so we expect good chances. For academics, we get 16 credits for Computer Science if taken as a minor. Doing two extra NPTEL courses adds another 8 credits.

Campus: Capacity of our 1,800-seat hostel A block increased after renovation, but we ran into some problems with room sharing and finding places to stay. Apart from that, the infrastructure in general is quite good. We aren't really happy with the bathroom facilities, though, as some floors don't have Western commodes. There's also a big mosquito problem, but they use kerosene lamps to keep them away, which helps.

Admission: Counselling at NIT Warangal was well-organised, document verification was quick, staff helped throughout, and clear communication made everything stress-free.

Academic: Faculty at our college is well-qualified and supportive in both academic and personal matters, one chemistry professor even has a PhD from IIT Bombay and the maths teacher for ODE is one of the best here.

Placement: Talking about placements in our college, the highest package was 88 LPA and the average was around 16 LPA. For mechanical students, the top package was 69 LPA, with an average salary of about 20 LPA. Most offers are from consulting or software firms. Core companies usually come only during the main placement season.

Campus: Everything you need on campus is easy to find. All our classrooms are good, they have proper ventilation and every single one comes with a projector. For sports, there is a big stadium for cricket and football, plus an indoor stadium for badminton. The hostel and mess facilities are decent enough to manage. Also, we get Wi-Fi in the classrooms and a proper LAN connection in our hostel rooms.

Admission: The counselling process for NIT Warangal felt streamlined, online verification was efficient, final registration took some time, but communication about fees and orientation made joining simple.

Academic: Overall the teaching here depends on regularity, some faculty teach excellently while others are average, early courses sometimes feel disconnected, but exams are manageable and students can score well with timely preparation.

Placement: For BTech Computer Science students, placements in 2024-25 were very strong. Around 118 students got placed, which is almost 89.55%. The highest package was 63.5 LPA, and the lowest was 3.5 LPA. Companies like Goldman Sachs, DE Shaw, Oracle, and Microsoft visited. Most students also received internships on campus.

Campus: College here is an old one. The CSE department building feels old, especially when you compare it to the newer classrooms in biotech or metallurgy. Because of this, it feels like our CSE department has lost some charm. Even though labs and the library are shared with other branches, the college provides good facilities overall. But the library closing at 9 pm on weekdays and 5 pm on weekends is annoying. On the good side, the hostel is in nice condition, and the mess food is decent.

Admission: Orientation at NIT Warangal followed a clear admission flow, starting with JoSAA, then easy document checks, and efficient onboarding handled by helpful staff.

Academic: Curriculum updates here are quite helpful for industry needs, first-year faculty is good across branches as professors from other departments also teach us, the first semester is easy but later ones become tough.

Placement: For placements, NIT Warangal is really good. Placement drives happen once a year. Many students get jobs with decent packages depending on their skills. Last year, around 91% of students in one branch got placed. Placements are the main reason many choose NIT Warangal.

Campus: Truth is, the college infrastructure is a bit mixed. The classrooms and library are really good, like super modern and nice. But then you look at the hostel, it's not good at all. The rooms are old, and the bathrooms are very dirty and smell bad. The lifts also don't work properly most times, which is a real pain for students on top floors. Plus, the mess food is mostly not tasty throughout the week.

Admission: Process for NIT Warangal admission felt streamlined, JoSAA counselling worked efficiently, registration steps were clear, and orientation made joining simple.

Academic: Notes given by teachers are quite useful, they teach in a way that helps us understand deeply, doubts are always cleared, teachers recommend the right books from the library, and for one subject we currently have a visiting faculty who will change next year.

Placement: Every year, companies like Texas and several electronics manufacturing firms visit our campus to hire students. Many of my batchmates prefer core jobs. Students who clear their subjects and don't plan for higher studies usually get placed directly by the college.

Campus: Rooms for studying and classes at our college are quite good and meet expectations. However, the hostel side is not that great because the rooms are not very big, which is a bit of a problem. Also, we used to have a canteen earlier, but it's closed now. On the good side, medical facilities are provided inside the college campus, and you don't have to pay anything extra for them.

Admission: Entry to NIT Warangal was straightforward, JoSAA rounds worked well, verification was efficient, and staff guidance during registration made the transition easy.

Academic: Teachers here are very experienced, their teaching is excellent, the course material is useful for job readiness, exams are balanced in difficulty, and passing requires scoring half of the class average.

Placement: Our course's first batch will graduate in 2025-26, so placements have not started yet. We expect the numbers to be moderate. The highest package may be around 24 LPA, and the lowest around 5 LPA. The average might be 7-8 LPA, and the median could be 6 LPA.

Campus: Hostel fees are only 1,800 rupees, and they have enough space for many students. I can tell you the food at IFC A mess is kept really well and is good. I haven't eaten at the other messes though, so I can't comment on them. Also, there's another big hostel with 1000 beds, specially for third and fourth-year B.Tech students and Ph.D. scholars.

Admission: Myself getting into NIT Warangal through JoSAA felt smooth, the provisional letter came easily, and document verification during registration was quick with supportive staff.

Academic: The course curriculum at NIT Warangal is very relevant and focused on industry, teachers are well qualified and supportive, many are friendly, exams are moderately difficult, and most students can score around 80 to 85 percent.

Placement: Around 80-90% of students at NIT Warangal get placed each year. The highest package reached 38 LPA, while the lowest was around 6 LPA, and the average salary is around 14 to 15 LPA. Many companies like HUL, GAIL, Reliance Industries, Tata Chemical, and Tata Steel visit for recruitment. For internships, roughly 85 to 90 students out of 110 received one. Our college really connects us with companies for internship chances. Students get different jobs like analyst, software development engineer, management, and generalist roles.

Campus: Campus at NIT Warangal has everything we need. There are proper academic buildings, research centers, and a big central library. Classrooms and labs are well-equipped, and Wi-Fi is available everywhere. For living, the hostels are generally decent, and we have residential facilities with dining halls. Food in the mess is just okay, like average. Plus, there are basic medical facilities with a health center on campus.

Admission: Entry into NIT Warangal via JoSAA felt straightforward, counselling moved quickly, verification was handled well, and online registration kept everything clear.

Academic: Teachers here are very experienced and helpful, the teaching is really good, the syllabus is relevant for industry, semester exams are balanced in difficulty, and passing requires scoring half of the class average.

Placement: Those in my mechanical course usually get placed. Everyone finds a job, either through the college or on their own. The highest salary package is 22 LPA, and the lowest is 6 LPA. On average, mechanical students get paid around 10-12 LPA. Companies like Bajaj, Maruti Suzuki, ITC, and Tata Motors visit our college. Getting an internship in the third year is tough though, only around 15 out of 140 got one. In the fourth year, internship chances are much higher.

Campus: Renovations have been happening in our hostels. Some buildings were not in good shape before, but many are getting fixed now, and most have already been improved. We also get LAN access right in the hostels, and there's Wi-Fi in the central library and a few classrooms too. For food, you have to pay for it, naturally. It's cooked decently, but if you're from North India, you might miss your usual flavors because it doesn't really have that North taste.