VIT Bhopal University B.Tech Review By Mudra Khuje

The university campus is very busy from Monday to Friday where you see students coming and going to classes and hostels. Day Scholars come from Monday to Friday and are not allowed to come on weekends unless they have class or any special event after getting permission from their respective authority.... Read Full Review

This university is pretty decent. It doesn’t have much of a college life if you are a hosteller but its pretty fun to be here with other students. We have 2 canteens here, which at first you will like it but when it becomes the only option for food you will dislike it. The university is still under construction but it is happening pretty fast. The curriculum is good. Some teachers are great while others are not. Try not to skip your FFCS (fully flexible credit system).... Read Full Review

VIT Bhopal, a developing campus of VIT University, offers a mix of strong academics and promising placements. With well-equipped labs and experienced faculty, they focus on industry-aligned courses. Placements boast a centralized system with a good record. The 300-acre campus is under construction, with average hostel facilities but good Wi-Fi and amenities. Overall, campus life balances academics with opportunities for extracurricular activities.... Read Full Review

Overall the college is okay since it provides a studious environment and a large number of students for networking but that can also be a drawback since more students means more competition. The facilities provided by the University however, can be improved. The FFCS (Fully Flexible Credit System) is one of the best parts about the university, since it allows you to choose your timetable and professors. This is what made me chose the college, and again, there's the factor of reputation. VIT is a... Read Full Review

Overall, I would recommend this college if you are competitive and do well academically. There is not much rush in branches and overall the facilities are also good. There are 3 academic buildings with different names and around 70 people in one class so it’s not really that crowded. A lot of events are also organised here which is a nice way to reduce academic stress.... Read Full Review