My review

Curriculum is almost the same as is in all the private institutions across India. I don't think the curriculum prepares you for real world problems you'd have to work on your own for that. Exams are conducted twice in a semester

They basically get startup companies and they offer somewhere around 20000 a month for internships. I haven't done any yet. But yes, pando ai, high radius to name a few these offered positions in IT and sales

Placements are average they tell you that they'd offer 100% placement but that is just not true. Average is somewhere around 4 lakhs highest last year was around 60 lakhs. You're eligible to sit for companies begining 6th semester. My plans are to go for masters.

The yearly fee structure for my course is ?600000 with an additional one time admission fee of ?75000. No extra charges/fee beyond this, except for optional hostel fee. if you choose hostel accomodation, the fee for an AC room is around ?50000 and non AC is around ?30000. Scholarships are available for high performing students and those who maintain their gpa. The fee structure may vary for batchmates of other categories like SC, ST or those under management quota but the details aren't available.

We have fest during February nothing fancy we just simply call it kiit fest. It's pretty huge though they get all the fancy singers and stuff. There's a huge library where you can sit and read even during exam times. We have smart boards labs well sir conditioned rooms facilities are pretty good. Many societies you can take part in.

Rooms are pretty average. There 3 bedded 2 bedded and premium if you have that kind of money. They mostly offer local type of food in the mess pretty average too. They'll give a form to fill if you want the hostels. You'd have to choose someplace around patia.

Admission process is easy you'd have to appear for KIITEE conducted by the university or you could apply with your jee scores. KIITEE is pretty easy to crack though. I basically went for this college because I wasn't getting a seat in computer science and i desperately wanted to do CS. But I think if I had taken a gap year I could've ended somewhere really good. This is an average college. Your success here depends on how hard YOU work and what extra stuff you're doing

Faculty is approachable but not all of them only a handful of teachers are really good in their fields. Names cants be disclosed. Exams are pretty average not very high level. One can easily crack mid semester and end sem by one night study. Very few people *fail* these exams.