WIT Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers give us the syllabus early, so we can prepare for our courses. They're really nice and always ready to help. The semester exams are tough, especially since the university makes the papers. It's harder than the CT exams for sure.

Placement: The college has awesome connections with companies for placements. Big names like BSNL, ONGC, Tata, and Infosys visit for interviews. We have to complete four internships in four years, all in the summer. Each internship is around 3-4 weeks long.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like classrooms, a library with AC, and labs for programming. But the downside is there's no hostel on campus.

Admission: The teachers at college can be pretty mean and they're really tough when it comes to checking our exams. Plus, we gotta make sure our attendance is over 75% to even be allowed to take the final exams. The exam papers are kinda hard too. Only about half the students pass, so there's a good chance you might have to retake a class each semester.

Placement: There are 100 seats available for the B.Tech course and around 30 to 40 seats for other branches at this college. The placement team here has a strong network with companies like Action, Range, and HCL visiting campus for interviews. They offer decent packages ranging from 3 LPA to 6 LPA, which includes the CTC.

Campus: The college has a cool sports ground where we can play. They even organize fun sports events with other colleges. I love that they have a volleyball and basketball court too. But, they could use better medical and Wi-Fi facilities.

Admission: The teachers at our college are mostly temporary and switch every semester based on feedback from students. They teach really well though. There's also a team that helps us get ready for working in the industry. We go on lots of trips to nearby places in Dehradun to see how things work in real life.

Placement: I really like how this college helps a lot of students get placements about 70% of us find jobs before we graduate. The highest salary offered is 6 LPA, and the average is 3 LPA. We have to find our own internships during breaks and then give the certificate to the college. It's a good system that prepares us for the real world.

Campus: The college is missing some important facilities like labs for mechanical and electronics subjects. They don't have the right equipment. But the hostel is nice with big rooms and a good mess.

Admission: Exams happen in June and January each year at this college. Each semester goes on for four months, and there's a break for an internship. The exams are tough, and there's a chance of failing.

Placement: The college doesn't have a great track record for placements. Not many companies come for interviews, and the connections with good companies are lacking. During the B.Tech course, students have to do an internship, usually in the summer semester for 4 to 6 weeks. After completing the internship, the company gives you a certification and a letter of recommendation.

Campus: I really like the variety of courses they offer at this college, like B.Tech, BCA, B.Pharma, and M Tech. The campus is awesome, surrounded by green mountains in Dehradun. There's a lot of space with labs, big classrooms, and everything else we need. It's a great place to study!

Admission: The teachers here are a mixed bag  some are really nice, while others can be tough. It's important to be respectful in class and make sure you attend regularly. The exams happen twice a year, usually between January and July.

Placement: The college's placement office is really helpful. They prepare you for interviews and questions. Big companies like Tata, ONGC, and BSNL come for hiring students. The college has a good 90% placement rate up to 2024.

Campus: The college has great facilities like a library, Smart classrooms, and labs. One cool thing is that it's an all-girls college with reasonable fees. Just a heads up, they don't have a hostel on campus.

Admission: The college uploads the course curriculum for each semester on its website. Exams usually happen in June for even semesters and January for odd ones. To take the exams, you need at least 75% attendance in the semester.

Placement: In engineering classes, there's usually about 60 students. In BCA, there are around 30 to 35 students. The college offers internship programs, both offline and online. You can get a stipend of about Rs. 15,000 per month. The internship lasts for 4 weeks.

Campus: I stayed in one of the private hostels at college, and they were really big and fancy. It's a bit pricey though, around Rs. 10,000 to 11,000 per month. The food is good and made in a clean way. The college has a lot of cool stuff like cafeterias, a swimming pool, gym, and a big library. It's a nice place to stay.

Admission: The exams here are split into three parts over the semester. Two are in the middle of the semester, and one is at the end. The end one is worth 150 marks and covers both theory and practical stuff. You need to get around 60% to pass.

Placement: The college offers a top package of around 11 LPA and a lowest one of about 2 LPA. The highest package ever given here was 13 LPA. You gotta maintain a 6.5 CGPA throughout your engineering course to be eligible for the interview.

Campus: The college doesn't have its own hostels, but they set you up in hostels nearby that are cheap and have good food and Wi-Fi. Most students live nearby, so that's why there aren't any hostels on campus.

Admission: The professors at this college are really great! They know their stuff and are always ready to help. The only downside is that they are super strict when it comes to grading papers. We have three exams each semester - two class tests worth 30 marks each and one big end-of-semester exam worth 150 marks.

Placement: The college's placement team is really nice and they help us a lot. They prepare us for interviews and tests. The average salary here is around 3-4 LPA. During the summer break, we get time for internships. We have to find internships ourselves by reaching out to companies.

Campus: The college doesn't have dorms, so we have to look for a hostel nearby. It costs about Rs. 5,000-6,000 per month for rent, food, and laundry. The college has labs, a cafeteria, and other facilities too.

Admission: The faculty at this college really has your back. They're super helpful and know their stuff. Exams happen twice a year, in January and July. They're not easy, but not impossible either. Just gotta stay on top of things to avoid falling behind.

Placement: The B.Teach branch has 120 seats in total. Students with high CGPA usually get the highest package of around 12 LPA. The college's placement cell is really helpful and there are plenty of internship opportunities available for students.

Campus: The college has everything students need like a library, labs, and Smartboards in classrooms. But there aren't any hostels available right now. The infrastructure is top-notch!

Admission: The college offers industry training to help students learn. We also get to visit companies like ONGC. Exams happen twice a year in January and June, with a total of 150 marks. But the passing rate is pretty low.

Placement: The college has good connections with many companies for interviews. They have a placement cell that helps you prepare for interviews. The lowest salary offered is around 3.5 LPA, while the highest is around 6 LPA. They also have internship programs during the summer semester after exams. You can choose between online or offline internships.

Campus: The college doesn't have its own hostels, but they have agreements with private hostels nearby. These cost around Rs.5,000 to Rs.6,000 a month. They offer Wi-Fi, laundry, and meals. The food is great, and the rooms are big and clean.