It's Awesome To be in VIIT

Our College is good over-all. The Annual Function GANDHARVA is awesome and we enjoy it , our team AVISHKAR is doing well. It's good to hangout for an hour in campus. In VIIT I learnt alot; Different types of culture I saw in GANDHARVA ( Annual Function of VIIT). I am also thankful to my teacher who are working for our overall development.

I didn't gave any entrance examination; I just completed my diploma and got admission through DTE. According to percentage cutoff and my option form I got admitted in this Institute. No there was no interview process followed. I wanted to build amazing and heart breaking buildings and it was my ambition to be a Civil Engineer.

My course is just like what I was wondering and expecting. Alot focus is given by our institute for practical learning; our Institute conducts lots of workshops for our practical knowledge. No initiative taken until now.

Yes, our CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT conducts Internship program through BUILDERS ASSOCIATION INDIA. Experience is good, learnt practical things on site. Average stipend amount is ₹2000.

Our institute is famous for placements for IT students but not for branch in which I am studying (CIVIL) . ACCENTURE , ATOS are the major companies which offer jobs.

It was little bit expensive as compared to other institutions in Pune only. VIIT collects ₹10800 as development fee. But I see no development in VIIT campus.

I wasn't a resident of hostel. But I collected information about the hostel. Hostalite says that rooms are okay they are sharing as per our package. ₹72000 is the fee for hostel per annum. And about food, it's not okay as per friend's experience.

Exam conduction is good but the only problem is paper comes late for every exams and we are unable to concentrate on exam unlike we are excited on the time. Some times I feel tired in lab because of ventilation and the underground lab.

Some faculties are are PhD, some are ME, and some are just BE passed out. All are good interactive. All the facilities of us work hard for our better understanding.