Vignana Bharathi Institute of Technology

Admission: At VBIT, we have exams every two months  two mid-terms and one semester exam each semester. We also have internal and external lab exams. The directors handle everything well, and the exams are not too hard. That's why about 80% of us pass.

Placement: I'm really happy with how many students got job offers this year. Almost 80% of us already have one for when we graduate. The highest salary offered was 24 LPA, and the lowest was 3.5 LPA. Lots of big companies like Infosys and Microsoft came to recruit us. Also, many students landed internships at places like Teach Mahindra and Google. Most of the offers are for software engineer roles. It's cool that the placement office is working hard to help even more students find jobs.

Campus: I really like the classrooms here, they're great for studying. The college and hostel have Wi-Fi available all the time. The library has lots of books and novels. The hostel rooms are nice and the food is delicious, especially the South Indian food.

Admission: The teachers here are great, they really know their stuff. They use PowerPoint for classes, which is helpful but can get boring. If you pay attention, though, you'll learn a lot. They also organize industry visits, which are worth checking out. Overall, the academics are solid and worth investing your time in.

Placement: Placements happen every semester. Big companies like Google, Infosys, and Microsoft come to our college. The highest salary offered is 6 LPA, while the average is 2 LPA. Placement scene is okay, not great, but it's a good place to kickstart your career.

Campus: I chose to stay in the hostel during my first year. The food there is tasty and clean. There are only around 200 spots available in the hostel, so we have to apply at the admission counter early. It's better to apply as soon as possible to secure a spot. The hostel is great for first-year students to get to know the college better.

Admission: The teachers are really nice and easy to talk to. They explain things well and like to give assignments to help us learn. They know a lot about what they're teaching. They're always there to help us during the semester. And a lot of students pass their classes, which is great.

Placement: The job opportunities at this college are not great. Only a few companies came for hiring, and they didn't offer good salaries. The placements have gone down compared to last year. I don't think this college is the best for finding a job.

Campus: The campus has good facilities like Wi-Fi and a library with lots of books. The classrooms are clean, and the canteen serves okay food. The library has fast internet, and there are computers available for our use. Overall, the campus is well-equipped for studying and hanging out.

Admission: The teachers are good, but they don't go into too much detail. Some have Ph.Ds, and others have M.Tech degrees. The course content is up-to-date, and they offer extra courses to help you prepare for the IT field. Exams are not too hard. If you understand the material, you won't find them tough. The pass rate is around 60%.

Placement: Graduating from this college was awesome! The teachers were really good. Most grads find jobs, around 70%. The highest salary was 24 lakhs in Microsoft, while the lowest was 3 lakhs, and the average was 4 lakhs. The big companies that come for placements are TCS, Microsoft, and Accenture. Lots of students do internships with SAP and Wipro. I studied app development, and that's a popular job choice.

Campus: The infrastructure could be better. Wi-Fi is there but it's not reliable. The classrooms feel a bit old-school. Labs are better than classrooms. You can't always hang out in the library. The hostel food is pretty decent. They really promote volleyball, but cricket doesn't get as much attention. The canteen is just okay.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They know their stuff, but the course could use some improvement. The exams are not too tough to pass since the teachers give us good guidance.

Placement: Around 60% of students find jobs after college, but the pay isn't great. The top salary was about 24 LPA, but most students end up with around 8-10 LPA. Not many students get that high-paying job though. Internship opportunities are limited because 3rd-year students can't do internships here.

Campus: The college's old buildings aren't great, but the new one is awesome. The big problem here is the bad Wi-Fi and no signal. It's hard to use our phones when we need to. I don't stay in the hostel, but I hear the food there isn't very clean.

Admission: The teachers here aren't great at explaining things well. They give us a ton of assignments that take up all our time. It's hard to focus on anything else when we're always busy with writing assignments, records, and other stuff.

Placement: I'm a first-year student in the B. Tech program at VBIT College in Ghatkesar. Some seniors told me there aren't many job opportunities, the teaching is just okay, and the syllabus is old-fashioned. It doesn't cover the skills needed by companies today.

Campus: The hostel facilities are pretty bad because there's only one bathroom for everyone, not one for each room. The food in the mess doesn't have enough nutrients and doesn't taste good. Plus, there are lots of bugs around when you're eating. The building itself is old and hasn't been updated or painted in a long time. It definitely needs some new equipment and a fresh coat of paint.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're super nice and know their stuff. The course we're doing is top-notch and gets us ready for the real world. Exams are all about understanding, and most students pass with a 72.3% rate.

Placement: Almost 85% of us in my course land jobs from campus interviews. The highest salary goes from 12-14 LPA, while the lowest is 2-3 LPA. The average pay is around 5-6 LPA. Big companies like Cognizant, Capgemini, Accenture, Wipro, and Deloitte hire students. About 80% of us also get internships at places like Capgemini, Accenture, and Cognizant. We usually work in research, development, or managing vendors.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi everywhere. You'll find a library, labs, seminar halls, and an auditorium. Classrooms have AC and are well-ventilated. The hostel offers clean rooms with bathrooms, good food in the mess and canteen, and water facilities. Plus, there's medical help round the clock and an ambulance. And don't forget the sports meet every weekend for indoor and outdoor games!

Admission: The lectures are pretty helpful. They mostly use PPT presentations, which can be a bit boring. But if you pay attention, you'll learn a lot. The teachers are nice and treat us well.

Placement: Campus placement is good here. Companies start coming from the 2nd semester of the 3rd year. We have big companies like Google, Infosys, and Microsoft visiting. The highest package is around 6 LPA and the average is 2 LPA. Around 115 students recently got placed in companies like Infosys.

Campus: The tuition fee is around Rs 80,000 per year. We also have to pay about Rs 5.5k for JNTUH fees. The total fee structure includes paying Rs 1800 separately for each semester and some extra for records. I paid around 6 lakhs for the first year, which includes hostel fees. The hostel and mess are really clean, and the food tastes great. The hostel is well-maintained too. Overall, joining the campus hostel is definitely worth it.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and explain things well. The course plan is top-notch, made by experts, and everyone sticks to it. It's getting us ready for the real world. Exams aren't super hard, but we can't slack off. About 70% of students pass, which is pretty good.

Placement: I did mechanical engineering in 2024 and almost 70% of us have jobs already from placements on campus. The salaries were good too the highest was 8 LPA, the average was 4 LPA, and the lowest was 3 LPA. About 56% of us did internships at different places. AGI Glasspac, Larsen & Toubro, and 24/7.ai were some of the top companies hiring us. They focus a lot on designing and making stuff, which is cool.

Campus: The college has everything you need - free Wi-Fi everywhere, libraries in every block, AC labs, seminar halls, an auditorium, and project labs. The hostel facilities were good for the fees. The food in the hostel and canteen was tasty. We play games like kabaddi, volleyball, cricket, and basketball a lot. And if you need medical help, they've got an ambulance and treatment right here on campus.

Admission: The teachers here have good degrees, but sometimes they struggle to explain stuff that's not in the book. The exams are tough and they're strict about rules. They make sure students stay on track.

Placement: The placements here aren't that great. The highest package last year was around 6 lakhs. Some teachers are really good, but the management is a mess. They're always focused on attendance and money, not student growth. It's frustrating.

Campus: The campus feels like a typical school. We have labs, but they're only open once a week for theory, not hands-on learning. The hostel is decent, but the food at both the hostel and canteen isn't great. There's definitely room for improvement here at the college.