IIIT Vadodara

Positive :1. Nice placement record 2. National institute 3. Great coding culture 4. Students are from all over India so nice cultural mixing is observable. Negative:1. the current hostel is far from the main city. 2. 75 percent attendance is compulsory 3. Institute has a temporary campus

The course curriculum is quite good we have five subjects in the first year, the exam structure is quite rigid we have our exams almost every month, We have two insemester exams before the end semester exam which marks the end of the semester, generally a semester lasts for 4-5 months.

The placement records of our institute are rising up with supersonic speed, last year the avg package was about 6.4 lpa with the highest being 15lpa, with many students acquiring off campus jobs which paid 20lpa+, this year our a erage package has risen upto 10.8 lpa with the highest being 36 lpa, the growth is tremendous and placements will again be better the next year.

There are 2 main fests in the institute KREIVA and CEREBRO, with kreiva being the cultural festival and CEREBRO being the tech fest, we also celebrated our annual literature fest Alfaaz this year, overall, there are plenty of functions throughout the year, and one can never get bored.

The annual fee amounts to nearly 2.5 lpa which is quite expensive as compared to IITS and NITS, but there are plenty of scholarship and student loans to help you out with the rigid fee structute of the institute.

There is no scholarship offered to us by the institute itself, but there are scholarship provided by the respective state governments, one such is MMVY Scholarship by MP government, which states that if your family income is less than 6lpa and you have secured more than 85 percent in class 12 CBSE, Then the govt will pay all your fee, except the mess fees.

There are enough extracurricular activities available in the institute, we have many indoor games ranging from Table Tennis, carrom, chess, to many outdoor sports such as cricket ,football, volleyball etc, the labs are good and well maintained with good teaching assistants.

The seniors are extremely helpful, they help us a lot, the alumni base is not that strong at this point as the institute is new, but it will surely grow up as more and more students pass out of the institute.

Through JEE mains, after participating in 7 rounds of JoSAA counselling, another alternative way is to participate in special round organised by CSAB, which allocates the vacant seats left in the josaa counselling to the eligible students.

The faculties of the institute are nice and experienced, all of them are PHD holders and quite good in their respective fields, they help us a lot, are supportive and will listen to us if the matter is important, overall academic section is good.