Vasireddy Venkatadri International Technological University

Admission: The semesters are pretty short, about 3-4 months long. During this time, we have 2 midterms, internal labs, and external labs. Because of the fast pace, the syllabus feels rushed and usually around 65-70% of students pass their exams each semester.

Placement: This year, a bunch of companies like Cognizant, Infosys, and Surya Electronics hired a lot of students from our college. Lotus Microwave and Accenture also picked up some students. HCL came for recruitment too. The average salary offered is 3 LPA.

Campus: Wi-Fi is only available in classrooms starting from the 3rd year. There are 2 hostels for girls right on campus. In each room, there are 4 beds with attached washrooms and air-conditioning. Every floor has a geyser and washing area.

Admission: The teachers at my college are really helpful and make it easy to learn the subject. The courses are relevant and help us gain knowledge. The semester exams are tough, but they make sure we understand the material well. The pass percentage in my college is really high at around 90%.

Placement: Almost all students in my course got placed. The highest package was 12 lakhs per year, and the lowest was 3.5 lakhs per year. The top recruiting companies were Hunday Steel and Kya. Around 90% of students got internships with these companies.

Campus: My college has really cool labs and nice case rooms. The library is super peaceful too. The teachers are super experienced and talented. The hostel food is yummy and healthy. They've got medical help ready with ambulances on hand. And there's a huge 10-acre playground to chill in.

Admission: The teachers are really skilled and qualified, but sometimes they explain things in a way that's hard to understand. The course material is relevant and prepares us well for the industry. The semester exams are fair  not too hard or too easy. Overall, the teaching quality is good, but it could be better if they made things clearer for us students.

Placement: Around 30% of seniors in our college got placed this year. The highest package for civil engineering students was around 1.20 LPA. Companies like L&T and Ultratech are top recruiters for civil engineering students. Some students landed internships, but fewer got placements. Common roles for civil engineering grads include highway designer, site engineer, and quality check engineer.

Campus: The classes are big and it gets stuffy for us civil engineering students. The Wi-Fi is not working well and the computers in the library are a pain. The hostel isn't very comfy and the food isn't great either.

Admission: I loved my course at VVIT. The teachers were really helpful and knew their stuff. The way they taught us was great, and the course was all about real-world skills. The exams weren't too hard to pass, especially in my EEE branch where most people passed with about 60%. It's a good place to learn and get ready for the working world.

Placement: I graduated in 2024 with a degree in Electrical Electronics Engineering from Vasireddy Venkatadri Institute of Technology in Nambur, Peddakakani Mandal, Guntur district. Being an Electrical Engineer from VVIT was an amazing experience that I'll never forget. I'm really happy that I chose to study at this college.

Campus: I really liked how clean and well-maintained my college and hostel were. The labs, classrooms, and library were always neat and easy to access. They also kept the hostel rooms and classrooms tidy. The Wi-Fi in the hostel worked great, but the JIO signals on campus weren't as strong.

Admission: The exams at our college are straightforward. Each semester, we cover 5 subjects with 5 chapters each. The syllabus is set by the college. We're an autonomous college. There are 2 midterms, internal lab exams, and external lab exams. The semester exam is out of 70 marks and you need 40 to pass. Our teachers are really good at what they do.

Placement: I'm in the cybersecurity branch. Last year, a student got a great offer of 44 LPA from Amazon. Companies like Accenture, Virtusa, and Wipro visit our campus for hiring too. There's a placement cell that trains us for interviews and helps with eligibility tests. It's really helpful for getting ready for campus placements.

Campus: The hostel fees change every year, but the food is really good. I'm happy I chose to stay in the college hostel. They offer lots of clean food options. We've got two canteens with everything we need. Lunch in the mess costs 55 INR. The college canteen sells stationery too, like books. The college's infrastructure is fine. The computer labs are always up to date. We even have Google Code Labs thanks to Google. The hostel is kinda old, but we always have fun hanging out outside. There are plenty of places to chill near the hostel. About 150 students can stay in the hostel. There's first aid available, and the town's hospital is close by.

Admission: The faculty here are really friendly and always ready to help us improve. However, the exams can be a bit tricky sometimes, making it hard for the average student to get high scores. The courses are all focused on our department, which is great, but I think they should be required for everyone.

Placement: The college has good placement chances, but students need better training from famous teachers. The management should focus more on placements and training. However, only the top students seem to get placement offers here.

Campus: The campus has been improving a lot lately. They need to manage the number of students better. The hostel food is clean and tasty. The hostel is pricier than other colleges, but it's worth it.

Admission: The teachers here are super nice and really good at teaching. They treat us like family and give us a lot of support. Exams are held every semester, but since this college is autonomous, passing them is not hard at all.

Placement: The placements here are awesome! They have a top package of 44 LPA and a low one of 5 LPA. Amazon, Infosys, TCS, and Cognizant are the big companies that come for hiring. The internships here are great too. The teachers really help us find opportunities and reach our goals.

Campus: The facilities here are great! All the classrooms have AC, and the food tastes just like home. The college infrastructure is good too. The labs are well-built, and there are around 30 clubs where we can learn new skills.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome. They explain things in a way that's easy to get and they're really nice and helpful. The stuff we learn is based on JNTUK. It might not be super practical for work, but if you join in all the college stuff, you'll pick up lots of useful skills. The exams each semester aren't too tough as long as you pay attention in class. Most people pass, about 85% every time.

Placement: The starting salary for newbies in related fields is kinda low, and the hiring scene isn't much better. Many companies come for tests, but only a few spots are up for grabs. Sometimes, no one even gets picked, maybe because some students aren't serious enough. If you're really into this field, though, you can totally ace the placement test. Our seniors had a 73% placement rate, scoring an average of 3.5 LPA. They landed jobs in cool places like Wipro, TCS, and Accenture.

Campus: The buildings are nice and it's easy to get around because they're connected. The food in the mess is decent, but they don't serve non-veg for lunch. The labs have modern equipment. There are lots of choices for sports and clubs if you're into that.

Admission: I think the curriculum is old-fashioned and most teachers stick to traditional methods. It would be great if they could update the faculty to match current industry trends. This would help future students reach their goals more effectively.

Placement: I wanted to share about the companies that hired from VVIT like Amazon, TCS Digital, PhonePe, TechMahindra, and Cognizant. The average salary during placements in 2023 was around INR 4.384.49 LPA. Out of 965 students eligible for placements in 2022-2023, 655 got placed. That's a placement rate of about 93.30%.

Campus: The college has a strict vibe with lots of rules like no phones or bikes on campus. The campus keeps expanding every year. The bus service is great, but the guy's hostel is far from the college. The food at the hostel is not that good. The mess only serves lunch, no breakfast or dinner.