BITS PILANI HYDERABAD CAMPUS

The concept of electricity in itself gets me intentional for the topic. The curriculum of the college prepares you for real world applications or further academic pursuits. The curriculum in corporates current industry standards and practices, ensuring that students learn about cutting edge technologies.

The college has a provision called practice school where the student gets to work under the company at the end of the fourth semester. The college also provides internship at the end of your course , where many top companies come and hire you on basis of your skills and experience. The company's which come to higher for internship includes the likes of JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley, American express, Uber ,etc.

After completing the fifth semester , the students are eligible to sit for college placements. Many MNC's come to BITS HYDERABAD for placements which includes the likes of JP Morgan, Amazon, google, flipkart, American express, Bank of America, Uber... and the list goes on. The highest package offered last year was 60.75 lpa and the average package was 30 lpa while the median package was 30.50 lpa. Above ninety percent of the students get placed in the college.

Tuition fees:490000 Caution fees:3000 Admission fees: 59500 Hostel fees: 50500 Mess fees: 20000 Other fees: 3000 The fees for all courses are the same irrespective of any kind of category or reservation. A financial aid of fifteen thousand is provided for students. Merits scholarship is provided for the top seven percent of the students and Merit come need scholarship is provided to top twenty five percent of the students who have applied for this scholarship.

The college holds three major fests. The technical fest is called Atmos which is held in mid october. The sports fest is called Arena which is held in first week of February. The cultural fest is held in mid march and is called Pearl. The college library has a vast collection of various books and journals. Which is accessible to all the students and helps them in their overall growth. All the classrooms are well furnished and have centralized ac's. The classroom also have a recording feature where students Who have missed the class can go through the recording.

Bits hyderabad Has a compulsory residential program , wherein no student is allowed to be a day scholar and every student is provided accommodation within the campus. Even the mess facilities is provided within the campus and the mess's in the college are co-ed. The menu and the mess consists of various different kinds of foods to satisfy the need of a student. Other than the there are various food outlets within the campus where you can get food.

I applied to various IIT'S and top Nit's including the likes of IIT Bombay, IIT MADRAS, IIT DELHI, IIT HYDERABAD, IIIT HYDERABAD, NIT WARANGAL... AND MANY MORE. The reason I chose bits hyderabad was because it was in proximity to my house and I was getting a really good course in a top college. I applied to various other colleges.But I faced rejection in a few because of cut off issues and I had no reservation. Bits hyderabad was the best option i could find which checked out all boxes and hence I took admission here. To get admission into Bids hyderabad , you have to write BitSAT which is a national exam which is a 390 marks paper. 3 to 4 lakh people attempt the exam. 250 out off 390 is a safe score to get into the college and to get a top branch (like cse, ece or eee) 280 is a safe score

The college faculty is really well experienced and all of them are PhD.Holders. The college also provides one on one interaction of a student with the faculty during designated Chamber hours. With over 300 faculty members the college meets global standards for the faculty student ratio. In a single semester, the college has 2 main exams.One is the middle semester exam and the other one is the final comprehensive exam. Other than this weekly classroom evaluative exams keep on taking place depending on the type of course. The exams difficulty ranges from moderate to difficult. The percentage of students that fail are below five percent.