Life in VIT

College is good in some places but also has negative points as well. They don't allow students to stay outside after 6:00 p.m. and girls have a 7:00 p.m. hostel IN time and boys have 9:00 p.m. There are some rules that are applied to the dress code.

I am from a mechanical branch so according to me, the course structure is a little bit hectic due to long hours of classes. The exam structure is also a little bit hectic because you have to write exams almost after one month gap. There will be three exams are conducted by VIT. There will be 2 CAT (continuous assessment test ) and 1 FAT ( final assessment test) in one semester. CAT will be of 50 marks and FAT will be of 100 marks.

I am in 3rd year and I didn't do with my internship but the placements are very good and yes VIT also provides internship and PPO for 4th and 3rd-year students. If you are in the CSE branch then there will be a lot of opportunities and probably you will get a good placement too. But for mechanical branch students there will be some difficulties in placements but in the end, they will also get placed.

Majorly there are two fests organized by VIT. One is a technical fest named Techo-VIT which is held in September for 3-4 days and the other one is the cultural fest named Vibrance which is held in February for 3-4 days. The events conducted in the fest are really good and productive. So overall both festivals are good.

According to my the tuition fees is quite feasible. It is comparable to IIT's and other private institutions too. VIT charge 1,98,000 for the CSE branch which is the highest price amongst any other branches.

For the previous year, VIT offered scholarships but now I don't think so they are offering and scholarship. But for the first year, they can get a scholarship according to their rank in the entrance exam. They also provide education loans for the students with their banking partner Indian bank.

There are many things to do other than academics in VIT. Many clubs are there where a student can learn really good skills. In sports too they have good teams and in a year they take to around 5-6 tournaments outside the college.

The hostels are good, neat and clean. There are many options available for the hostel room. You can have 2 bed, 3 bed, 4 bed, 6 bed and option of A/C, Non-A/C. Each student get their own study table, fan and cupboard etc.

The alumni network in VIT is very good. They have their own website for alumni where alumni have to register and he/she can check anything is going on the campus. They organize convocation for alumni which is very quiet well.

I filled the entry form for the VIT which costs me around 900 rupees. The exam conducted by VIT is held in different cities of India. The examination contains 125 questions equally distributed in 30 questions for maths, physics, chemistry, and 5 questions for English. After the results, students called for counseling on their basis of the ranks they scored in the entrance exam. They asked for a DD of a specific amount according to the branch you want and there will be live counseling for all the VIT campuses. According to your branch reserved a seat and you got enrolled for VIT.

The faculties are not so good or not so bad. It only depends on the student how he wants to study and the behavior of students in the class. There are many facilities who done their PhDs from IITs and having a great experience in teaching.