Yenepoya Institute of Technology Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at this college are the worst. Their behavior and attitude are not good. Most of them are very bad. The rules here are also the worst compared to other colleges. You won't have a good college life here. The main reason I hate this college is because of the teachers' behavior.

Placement: As a freshman at this college, I can't say much about placements yet. I've heard they're just okay. But honestly, don't come here expecting a vibrant college experience. The placements aren't amazing the highest salary you might get is around 12 lakhs per year.

Campus: The college buildings at YIT are not as nice as other colleges. The canteen is okay, not amazing. But it's worth the money. The hostel food isn't great either. Most days, the food is bad. If you pay extra, you can get better food from the canteen.

Admission: The professors at the college were really helpful and nice. They always supported us and gave us clear notes for all our subjects. Their help made studying for exams much easier. The department as a whole gave us a great experience.

Placement: The college had good placements. They offered an average salary of Rs.20,000 per month. We got training from outside trainers for placements, and it was affordable. The placement officer really helped us out.

Campus: The girls' hostel at our college was really nice with attached bathrooms and a luxurious feel. But the boys' hostel seemed more like a basic room with shared bathrooms. The beds were old and creaky, which was a bit annoying. Some floors had not-so-clean bathrooms, which wasn't great.

Admission: The teachers here are just okay, not the best. The teaching is average, so I mostly have to learn on my own. I think I'll need to use YouTube or something to understand better. I just started my course, and this has been my experience so far. If you're serious about studying, it's okay, but if not, it might not be the best choice.

Placement: I'm a first-year B.E. Computer Science student here, so I can't say much about placements yet. I'd say they're just okay. Don't get your hopes up too high. Maybe around 9 Lacs per year. This college is more known for Yenepoya Medical, so don't expect too much from the Computer Science department.

Campus: The college's infrastructure isn't great. They have Wi-Fi, but you can't use it because they don't give you the password. The labs are okay, and the hostel is just average. The food at the hostel is really bad. On the bright side, the library and classrooms are good.

Admission: Studying here can be tough, but we manage to keep up. They give us three exams and two assignments during the semester. The teachers are great and explain things in a way that makes it easy for us to learn.

Placement: The placements at this college are really good. They mostly look at your skills and what you already know.

Campus: The campus has good infrastructure with Wi-Fi everywhere. Each branch has its own lab, and the classrooms are decent. The library has lots of books to use.

Admission: The best thing about this college is the teachers. They're really supportive and always willing to help. They push you to do your best and make sure you understand the material. They have regular internal exams to prepare you for the semester exams, which end up being pretty manageable. Most students end up getting good grades thanks to the teachers' help.

Placement: The placements keep getting better every year. Big companies like TCS, INFOSYS, and Intellipat come to campus for hiring. Students are scoring good packages, around three to four lakh per year. If you have strong skills, you could even earn more. It's important to work on improving your skills.

Campus: The college fees are reasonable for what you get. They're building new labs which is cool. The hostel is nice for the price, with different room options like three, two, and four sharing. You can pick what works for you. The food is pretty good and getting better.

Admission: The facilities here are a hit or miss. Some teachers are awesome and really help us learn, but others can be tough and make you want to quit. The course lasts 4 years with 8 semesters. There are 3 internal exams every semester before the big final exam. You gotta score above 38% to pass each semester.

Placement: I'm in my first year at this college and there are courses like CS AIML, IOT, Mechanical Engineering, and BCA. In the CS course, there are 68 students. I don't know much about placements yet since they start in the second year. But so far, I'm enjoying my time here.

Campus: The college has great facilities. They have modern labs for IT, chemistry, and physics. Mechanical students have their own block. The classrooms have e-boards and are nice. The library is good too.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and friendly. They all have Masters and Ph.D. degrees, which is cool. They always encourage us to do our best. Our college has 8 main departments and 4 basic ones. The exams are set by VTU and usually not too hard. But sometimes they can be tricky.

Placement: Only about 20-30% of students get placed here. The highest salary offered is around 9 lakhs, while the lowest is 3 lakhs. There isn't a top company that everyone aims for. About 40% of students do internships, but many end up with lower-paying companies. This year, there were fewer placement opportunities and the salaries were on the lower side. The placements are on an annual basis. The college has dedicated facilities for the placement cell and a separate team for placement coordination.

Campus: The CSE department at our college is really great. The classrooms could be better considering how much we pay, but the library is nice. The hostel facilities are good, but in the girl's hostel, the canteen is quite far. It's a hassle to go up and down three times a day. The food in the canteen is just okay, nothing special. On the bright side, the sports and games facilities are amazing.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and always ready to help. They're super qualified with Masters and Ph.D. They always cheer us on, which is great. The classes and exams follow the Vtu schedule, so everything runs smoothly. The college has 8 main departments and 4 basic ones, which is pretty cool.

Placement: The placement scene this year was a bit disappointing with a low package offer. The highest package offered was 9 Lacs, and about 90% of students were able to secure placements. The minimum package was around 1 LPA. The college has a dedicated placement cell and a separate coordinator to help students with placements. They provide training for placements for a whole year, which is pretty helpful.

Campus: The college is small, you can check it out in just 5 minutes. The library is big and good, but there's no Wi-Fi in the hostel. The classrooms and labs are nice. The hostel facilities are good and the hostel fees are low. The food in the mess isn't great, but the canteen food is good. The college gives us a free medical checkup. There are lots of hospitals nearby. Our college really values sports and games.

Admission: The teachers here are hit or miss. Some really know their stuff, while others seem lost. But overall, some are really great at teaching. The college is part of Visvesvaraya Technological University, which is top-notch for engineering.

Placement: Only a small number of students get jobs after finishing the course, maybe around 10-20%. The top salary offered is 9 Lacs, which is pretty good. Companies like IBM, Infosys, and Tata come for placements. The lowest salary is around 4 Lacs. We also get chances to do internships with these companies. This course is still new here we're only the second batch to study it.

Campus: The college has great classes and labs. They only have Wi-Fi in the college, not in the hostels. The library is good too. They offer hostels on campus. The food isn't that great though. There are medical facilities available. The college also organizes football and cricket leagues.

Admission: The teachers here aren't that great. Most of them don't really know their stuff or have much experience. They're not very helpful when you have questions. The stuff we're learning feels old and not really useful for getting a job. The exams are super hard for no reason, and hardly anyone passes because we don't get much help.

Placement: The placements here are really bad. Only a couple of students out of the whole batch get jobs. The college doesn't help much with placement training or support. The highest package was only around 3 LPA, and the average package is pretty low. Not many good companies come to hire here, and internships are hard to find.

Campus: The school buildings are not great and don't have what we need. The classrooms don't have enough stuff, the labs are old, and the Wi-Fi is slow or doesn't work. The dorms are just as bad, with yucky food, not so clean, and not much help if you get sick. There's hardly any sports or fun stuff to do either.