Remarks
To be eligible to apply to KIIT, you have to score a minimum of 60% in Class 12th Boards and give KIITEE exam, which is an online test conducted by the university itself. The application form and all the details can be found on the main KIIT site. There are no reservation benefits, nor does the university take any management quota, to fill its seats.
Course Curriculum Overview
The course curriculum in KIIT deemed to be university is up to date with coding implementation in labs. 1:80 is the faculty-to-student ratio. Most of the faculties have done their post graduations and graduations from prestigious universities like IITs, NITs, etc There are two exams in a semester. The exam difficulty is moderate.
Fees and Financial Aid
The semester fees are stagnant and although the cost of studies is on the higher side, the institution frequently gives out scholarships to deserving students. The top 3 students in a semester get a considerable scholarship. Top performers in entrance exams get 10K Rs per month.
Campus Life
Life at the campus is vibrant. The campus is filled with plenty of facilities for recreational activities. Students are also provided with washing rooms and libraries in their hostels. The classrooms are spacious and can hold a student strength of 80 at a time. Classrooms are all fitted with smart educational appliances and free wifi is also available (300+mbps). The KIIT deemed to be a university is known for its encouraging nature to push students to participate in extra-curricular activities with many renowned national athletes hailing from the institution such as Dyuti Chand.
Hostel Facilities
Students can opt for one of three hostel accommodations: AC, Non-AC and AC with attached washrooms. The rooms are spacious with proper everyday cleaning. All hostel rooms have access to fast wifi (100+mbps). The meal quality is decent for the price charged. The menu consists of a lot of variety for both veg and non-veg consumers. There are a lot of PG and room accommodations nearby the campuses at cheap prices.
















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