Vijaya Institute of Technology for Women Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers are really helpful. Most of them have PhDs and know their stuff. They explain things well with examples that everyone can understand. The course covers practical stuff that prepares us for the industry. Exams are a breeze if you study and get what's going on.

Placement: The placement rate for students this year isn't great. The highest salary offered is 12 LPA, while the lowest is 4 LPA. On average, students get 4.5 LPA. Big companies come to hire students, especially for roles like backend developer and project management.

Campus: The college has good facilities, like updated labs and Wi-Fi everywhere. The hostel is nice and clean, and the food menu changes weekly. We even get non-veg on Sundays! Plus, they have medical and sports facilities on campus. It's worth the money.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really cool. They know their stuff and are super friendly. It feels like a second family. They don't yell at us and teach us using real-life examples. They're always there to help out with anything.

Placement: Getting above a 7 CGPA at our college can land you a sweet 5 LPA package. On average, students get around 3.5 LPA. There are tons of internship opportunities here, especially in subjects like Python, C, and Java. You can even find internships in Python and AI.

Campus: The college has great facilities like a library full of helpful books, fast Wi-Fi, a large canteen, and nice hostels. They also organize sports activities like throwball, shuttle, kho-kho, and kabaddi three times a week. Plus, we have one hour of fun games like tennikoit to stay fit. Love it here!

Admission: The faculty here is awesome! They're always there to support us and give great advice. The course curriculum is really practical and prepares us well for the industry. Plus, the teachers are all super qualified. I feel like I'm in good hands for my future career.

Placement: I'm Nagar Tejaswi. I finished my MBA with a focus on Human Resources in the 2018 batch. The college was great lots of recruiters came to campus for placements. Big companies hired students here. I learned a lot during my time at college.

Campus: The library at my college was awesome. They had a good atmosphere and the food was top-notch. The canteen was pretty good too, with flexible timings. The mess served a variety of tasty food options.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff and are super helpful. The semester exams can be tough, but a lot of students pass with good grades.

Placement: Most students in our course got jobs, which is awesome. The highest salary package offered was 39L and the lowest was around 3-4L. Companies like Infosys, TCS, Cognizant, and others hire from our college. The popular job roles are software developer and team manager.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with all the facilities you need. I loved the food at the canteen and hostel mess.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really experienced and knowledgeable. They all have PhDs and M.Tech degrees. They explain things in a way that's easy to understand. But in the R16 regulation, some changes are needed to make things even better.

Placement: Our college doesn't have campus drives. Instead, we go to SRK college for placements. They offer special classes on aptitude, IoT, and GATE starting from the second year.

Campus: The college and our department have great infrastructure. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi available. The labs are good, classrooms are neat, and the canteen food is tasty. Plus, there's a big playground to chill out.

Admission: I really like some of my teachers because they know their stuff and teach well. But there are a few teachers who aren't that good. The department heads are really nice and supportive, so I don't stress too much about academics. The course content is mostly up-to-date, although there are some old ideas that aren't used much anymore. These basics are still helpful for understanding current trends. It's up to us students to make the most of this knowledge and prepare for the industry.

Placement: Placements are going pretty well, around half of us are placed already. The highest salary offered is 4.5 LPA by IBM, and the average is around 3-3.5 LPA from companies like Cognizant, Infosys, and TCS. Some startups offer as low as 1.2 LPA. Our top recruiters include TCS, Infosys, Cognizant, and more. They mainly offer roles like Assistant Software Engineer and Trainee Software Engineer. Unlike some colleges, internships aren't compulsory here. Those of us who are placed are just waiting for our training to start.

Campus: I'm in the CSE department and we've got 4 labs plus a common one for all departments. The desks are spacious and there are recliner chairs and regular chairs. I can't speak on hostel life since I'm a day scholar, but I've heard it's comfy there.

Admission: The MBA program lasts for 2 years. In the first year, we work on a small project, and in the second year, we do a big project. There are exams in each of the 4 semesters. The faculty is really friendly and helpful. They guide us well to reach our goals and grow in our careers.

Placement: I got hired by ICICI Bank after some companies came to campus for placements. The college really helps you out with training and support to do well in interviews. The placement cell is there to guide you through the whole process.

Campus: The college has a cool eco-friendly vibe. They've got a lift for people with disabilities, which is great. The labs are top-notch and the classrooms have projectors. The library is stocked with tons of books for studying and getting extra info. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers at this college are super helpful and really know their stuff. They do a great job teaching and also help us out with internships and projects. They're experts in their fields and explain things using real-life examples, which makes learning easier and boosts our knowledge.

Placement: The college placements are okay, but they could be better if they focus more on bringing in more companies for placement drives. Right now, there aren't many placements available at our college, and most of them are for non-core roles. It's tough to get placed in core roles because there are fewer opportunities for those. So, a lot of students end up not getting placed after interviews.

Campus: The library at our college is basic, and there aren't many computers. The food in the hostel isn't great, and it takes about an hour to get it. The canteen isn't very clean either. The labs could also be better maintained.

Admission: The teachers in our department are really nice, but I think they're more into theory than practical stuff. Most of them have postgraduate degrees, and only one has a PhD. The way they teach is pretty standard. They check our work rigorously, which is great for our exams. There are only about 15 teachers, and we don't really get to see much of the industry side. But the course content is really helpful.

Placement: I noticed that not many companies used to come to our college for placements. But things have changed since my batch graduated. Now more companies are coming. About 5% of students from my college have found jobs, but these companies aren't big ones. The highest salary offered is 1.5 lakhs, while the lowest is around 10,000. Some of the companies that visited include All On Line, Traitsys, RAJ Groups, and a few BPO companies. They mainly offered roles as Software Engineers. Unfortunately, internships weren't really a thing at our college.

Campus: The college facilities are good overall, but we don't have Wi-Fi. The classrooms are big and we have a small library with all the necessary books. Every year we have a week-long sports day celebration and winners are recognized at the Annual celebrations. During the first year, we get an hour for games. The labs are well-equipped. The food in the canteen is the only downside. We don't have on-campus hostels, but there's one at SRK College. The infrastructure is decent, but there are a few broken chairs and some without wheels.

Admission: The teachers at Vijaya Institute of Technology for Women are pretty good. They know their stuff and have real-world experience. They really care about helping us learn and grow. The school focuses on both book smarts and hands-on skills, which is great. Overall, the faculty here is top-notch and dedicated to empowering women in engineering.

Placement: In my course at Vijaya Institute of Technology for Women (VITW) in Vijayawada, there are lots of good job opportunities. The college has a great placement record and a special department that helps students get hired by big companies. They even provide training for campus interviews and offer programs for exams like GRE, TOEFL, and GATE.

Campus: The college doesn't have separate hostels for boys and girls. Each room has its own bathroom and toilet. There are air-conditioned reading rooms in each hostel block. The hostel is safe and secure, with uninterrupted power supply.