What Students Say
Likes
- Faculties are a good part of vit. They are well read and they try to focus on what you know and what you don't know
- Clubs and tech events at vit will make you indulged in group activities
- Vityarthi courses provide you with extra support for free in your coding career
Dislikes
- The building and campus is still under construction which is the owrst part
- There is not much exposure to everything to the freshers.
- There is no facilities to listen to your complaints as a intake is high
Course Curriculum Overview
I applied to many colleges and universities such as ipu University Delhi University etc. But they all took admissions very late so I had to join vit. As per my knowledge, each faculty is given a batch of 30 students. Talking about the faculties some of them are IIT and IIM graduates while the others are Ph.D. scholars who are well-known in their respective fields. Term exams were nice and they were conducted according to the schedules. Talking about how difficult it was, it depends on whether the subject being taught is well known to the student or he/she is new, for instance, I learned coding for the first time in my life so I found it difficult to learn to code and to pass the paper.
Internships Opportunities
Internships are offered based on your skills. There are paid and unpaid internships. Companies like MathWorks, vityarthi offer on-campus internships, and apart from this other tech companies do give internships. Projects depend from company to company. As per my knowledge machine learning and AL-ML deep learning projects are recommended.
Placement Experience
After 3 semesters, we are eligible for placements. Some companies I know so far are Microsoft, Amazon, Tata Steel, etc. Talking about percentages 92% of our students got placed in the 2022 year. I plan to go for an MS degree after completing my B.Tech degree.
Fees and Financial Aid
Students are admitted based on their viteee ranks first of all. But there is category-wise distribution. VIT sends a list of categories based on ranks and then on that basis you get your course and fees vary from 1 lakh per year to 4 lakhs per year according to your category excluding hostel and other facilities. No other scholarship is provided other than defense brats and 12th board toppers from the Madhya Pradesh state board as per my knowledge.
Campus Life
The campus is still under construction. Talking about tech fests, they happen in every college, it was a nice experience though, in my first semester 2 fests happened in December month. Talking about the library it's good and has all the curriculum books covered. Classrooms are decent but they are non-ac. Sports and extracurricular activities do take place but since everybody is looking for a good cgpa less involvement is there. All the groups and clubs are run by students and seniors only. I am a part of the AI club at my college.
Hostel Facilities
Hostel fees were 92 thousand for seven months. Facilities included a bed a chair a table and a wardrobe. Every day cleaning was done. Various accommodation is available based on your preference i.e. 6 bedded 4 bedded or 2 bedded.
Admission
I applied for the VITEEE exam and qualified for the CS branch on my rank and chose the VIT Bhopal campus. I found the application form on Vitbhopal's official site. Since it was pandemic time so registrations started late in August. The improvement I would like to see is that in Viteee, they ask you more than what you were being taught, which means that they have asked biology questions also which for PCM people was difficult to attempt.
Other Applied Colleges
Jaypee Institute of Information Technology University - [JIIT] | Bachelor of Technology [B.Tech] (Computer Science and Engineering)
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