Vignan's Institute of Information Technology B.Tech Review By Abhishek Anand

I like my institute as the environment, infrastructure and maintenance is good. First of all, my 1st year experience is amazing. The time table is good and we had the time to adjust ourselves to our institute routine. My experience was good until I'm in 2nd year as the curriculum little bit suffered due to the change in staff. Otherwise, facilities are good as compared to other institutes. I suggest students to join my institute.

Our course is Electronics & Communication Engineering. The entry requirements can be met either by attempting EAMCET after intermediate and scoring good rank or by joining under management quota for which extra amount should be paid to institute based on available seats and course chosen. Eligibility is the HSC should be completed. My motive to enroll in this course is to join in core sector government job and to have bright future in semiconductor industry. The academics also included useful soft skills and courses such as Life Skills and Management Sciences but it would be more helpful if they are credit subjects which add score to our grade points thus boosting our percentage of marks. The other core subjects are well taught and encouraged us to join core industry which is for us semiconductor industry. Overall, the academics are good.

Our faculty is well trained and experienced enough to teach well. Most of the senior lecturers have finished their PhDs and some of them are pursuing now. Some of them are experienced and have some patents for their innovations in their respective fields such as Antenna Design, Digital Image Processing, etc. They all follow different styles of teaching while all of them are well versed in explanation of the lecture. Some follow reverse lectures in which students teach what they understood in a particular lecture. Everything is good.

We have placement cell in our institute and of course our institute has good placement record in the past few years. But our batch suffered a lot because of recession.

I'm a day-scholar student and I don't know much about hostel facilities but I often heard from my friends that some of the facilities of the hostel need to be improved. So I suggest students to check the hostel and facilities before joining.

Institute's infrastructure is top class. There are 2 buildings: one is only for first year students and other is for 2nd, 3rd and 4th years. There are dedicated blocks for every branch. So it's easy to go to separate branches by its location. Every branch has its own staff room and office in which some fees can be paid easily without going to main office. There is a good library and 3 halls for meetings and events. There are good computer labs and good hardware labs with all the apparatus in them.

Campus life is pretty average. I mean there's not enough time to enjoy sports and extracurricular activities as we are indulged with academic records and exams. There are clubs like reading clubs and English speaking skills. We usually have 3-4 fests in a year and they are well executed. Other engagement activities include industrial visits and field trips.