IIT Tirupati - Indian Institute of Technology

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and always ready to help with school stuff. They teach us things that are useful in real life. The study plan is a bit old-fashioned, but they're gonna fix that soon. We have tests twice a semester, but they're not too hard to pass.

Placement: Most students in our course get jobs after graduation, which is awesome. The top salary offered here is 45 LPA, and the average is 14 LPA. Even the lowest salary is still pretty good at 6 LPA. Big companies like Aditya Birla, Tata, and PhonePe come to hire students from our course. Everyone gets internships in the 2nd or 3rd year if they work hard.

Campus: Our hostel has Wi-Fi, drinking water, fans, and beds. The classrooms in our college are fully air-conditioned. We also have a library where students can borrow books. The food in the mess is okay. There are three canteens on campus with good fast food. We have a small ground for playing volleyball, football, and cricket.

Admission: The faculty at this IIT are all PhD experts. You can find their info on the IITTP website. In the chemical course, the faculty are smart and good. The teaching is decent too. We have Test 1, Test 2, and Endsem exams instead of the usual Midsem and Endsem pattern, but some proofs still follow the Midsem pattern.

Placement: The placements at our college are okay, but not as good as the top IITs. Since our college is newer, the campus placements aren't the best. Last year, the highest salary offered was around 40 LPA for some CS companies. However, there are plenty of internship opportunities available.

Campus: The campus at my college, being an IIT, has awesome infrastructure. The hostels are nice, especially for first-year students who share rooms with 3 or 4 others. But from the second year, you get your own room, and girls share with just one other. Wi-Fi is everywhere on campus, which is great. The library has plenty of books, and classrooms are cool with AC and charging ports. However, the food at the mess and canteen isn't so good. People complain about it every day.

Admission: The syllabus has lots of equations and diagrams, but teachers explain everything really well. There's not too much theory, which is nice. We do MCQ tests after each part before moving on.

Placement: The chances of landing a job in big companies like LG, Sony, Ericsson, and R&N are really high here. Around 80-85% of students usually find jobs with different roles. Personally, I went to four job interviews and ended up with two offers. One was for 5.4 LPA and the other for 3.1 LPA.

Campus: The campus is really friendly and it made me feel hopeful and confident about my future. It's a big green campus with different buildings for each department. We can take a bus, cycle, or walk from the hostel to our classes. Each department has its own space and they follow certain rules.

Admission: The courses were really good and the teachers were super helpful. Finding a job after graduation was easy because the college helped a lot. The campus was awesome too. The teachers knew their stuff and were always there to help out when we needed it. They were friendly, always on time, and had tons of experience.

Placement: I heard that in 2024, 73% of B.Tech CSE students at IIT Tirupati got placed by May 21. The top B.Tech CSE students got 41.64 LPA, while the average was 10.57 LPA. For M.Tech CSE, the highest offer was 14.42 LPA, with an average of 11.92 LPA. Seniors told me placements were decent. Lots of companies were visiting, and seniors were into starting new things, like startups. The college supported startups, with a cool department head in charge.

Campus: I really like IIT Tirupati's campus. It's huge, covering over 500 acres, and has everything you need like a library, hostels, classrooms, and cafeterias. The classrooms are great, with internet, projectors, computers, screens, and sound systems. They even made sure the sound is good in there. There's also a cool virtual classroom that fits 120 students. The library is awesome too, with a computer system to help find books easily. The labs are top-notch, with all the latest equipment. Overall, the facilities here are really impressive.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff, and they're super nice. They graduated from top colleges, so they're experts in their field. You can ask them anything, and they'll help you out. The course material is practical and makes sense. The exams are challenging, so passing depends on how hard the test is.

Placement: The placements and internships for core branches aren't that great nowadays. But for CSE and electrical, they're pretty decent. Google, HCL, Accenture, Amazon, and Adobe are the big companies that hire here. If you're into coding, front-end and back-end developer roles are the way to go.

Campus: The campus facilities are decent compared to other colleges. We've got Wi-Fi everywhere, and it's pretty fast. Our department has lots of labs with good equipment. There's always medical help available, and the food is just okay.

Admission: The professors are really experienced and know a lot about the subject and philosophy. They help us learn and support us. We can choose any professor for our project. We have exams every 5 weeks.

Placement: Around 80% of students are getting jobs after graduating. The highest salary offered was around 13 lakhs per annum, while the lowest was 6 lakhs per annum. On average, students are getting around 8 lakhs per annum. Companies like MathWorks, Texas Instruments, Amazon, Samsung, Microsoft, L&T, and Toshiba come to hire students. About 40% of students prefer doing internships.

Campus: The college has a lot to offer. Two boys' hostels have gyms. Wi-Fi is super fast everywhere on campus all the time. Classrooms are spacious and nice. The library is getting better. Food in the mess is decent. There's a health center open 24/7 with an ambulance. Right now, there's one ground, but they're building another one soon.

Admission: Scoring high can be tough because of the competition, but the teachers are super qualified and nice. I love studying with friends during exams, and we get the curriculum early before each semester.

Placement: I don't know a lot about placements, but my seniors said they're decent. They mentioned more companies are showing up, and some of them are into starting their own businesses. The college supports startups and has a whole department for it with a cool head.

Campus: There are lots of sports you can do in our college, not just studying. The labs and classrooms are nice and well set up. I especially enjoy my chemistry lab since the first year. The labs have everything we need, and the people there are super friendly and helpful.

Admission: The teachers really knew their stuff and helped us ace our exams. They showed us how to write the exams well and shared tips on presenting our papers. Their guidance was key to getting top grades.

Placement: The placement team worked really hard to help us get jobs in top companies. Around 75% of students found jobs in core sectors, while the rest explored non-core sectors. The college made sure everyone had opportunities to find a job.

Campus: The labs at the college are really cool with high-tech equipment to help us out. Plus, there's Wi-Fi all over campus for everyone to use. I like how we can get into the library with just our fingerprints. It's super convenient!

Admission: The professors are really smart with PhDs from different countries. The courses are modern, but sometimes we don't have enough money for high-tech stuff. Each semester is full of tests  like test-1, test-2, and the final test. It gets crazy with exams almost every month. The exams are tough, like you'd expect from an IIT, so only about 20-30% of us pass. But the course content is good and keeps us updated.

Placement: The placements at our college are okay. Last year, the highest package was 40 LPA. This year, our technical secretary is working hard to make placements better for both core and non-core branches. I'm in the civil branch, and the highest package for civil core is 17 LPA.

Campus: The civil department at this college has great facilities. There are lots of labs where you can get hands-on experience. All the labs and classrooms have Wi-Fi, which is awesome. The library has a good collection of books and study materials. In the first year, the hostels have rooms for 3-4 students, but in the second year, boys get their own personal rooms.

Admission: The teachers are super nice and always ready to help out. They know their stuff and teach us well. The course content is spot-on, covering everything we need. The exams can be a bit challenging, but that's expected at this college. Most students pass with no problem.

Placement: Most students in my course have found placements, which is awesome. The average salary package is around 15 LPA, which is pretty good. Companies like Hindustan Limited and ONGC are top recruiters here. Right now, placements and internships aren't the best, but I believe the placement team will step up their game soon.

Campus: The facilities here are awesome. Our labs have cool air conditioning. The Wi-Fi is super fast in academic spots and pretty good in other areas. The library is open long hours, especially during exams. The food is great, better than at other top IITs. Plus, we've got a sports complex with courts for all kinds of games.