What Students Say
Likes
- university's emphasis on innovation , particularly in engineering curriculum is appreciable.
- Faculty members are knowledgeable and dedicated , often incorporating real world applications into lessons and offering mentorship outside the classroom.
- campus life is vibrant , with active clubs and frequents events that provide a great balance to academics.
Dislikes
- The girls-to-boys ratio could be more balanced , it's approximately 1:3 , which is common in many engineering colleges.
- The labs could be better equipped to support cutting edge research.
- The campus is quite congested and sometimes not a pleasant experience due to noise and blockages because of construction
Course Curriculum Overview
the course curriculum focuses on all the aspects required to be job and industry ready. exams are conducted very frequently in the form of quizzes and two continuous assessment tests along with a final assessment test.
Internships Opportunities
there were various companies like microsoft, cisco etc that offered interships to the students with stipends ranging from 30000 to 1.5 lakhs . the roles of software engineering intens and data analytics interns.
Placement Experience
there is a dedicated placement cell at VIT-AP and we are given a lot of opportunities from interships to placements and we can take up projects under faculties too if we wish to. the packages range from 4 LPA to 45 LPA with companies such as TCS, Delotte, amazon etc.
Fees and Financial Aid
At VIT-AP University , Amaravati, the fee structure varies based on admission categories and includes tution fees, admission fees, and other compulsory charges. For a B.Tech course , the yearly tution fees are approximately 195000 for the first category. Additionally, a one-time admission fee of 10000 and a refundable caution deposit is taken as well . additionally students can take up more courses for rs. 6000 eaxh. the overall fees comes around 160000 for a first category student. Students with siblings already enrolled may also receive minor concessions.
Campus Life
There are plenty clubs to explore interests and get to know a lot of people . the club environment is mostly very friendly and peers are quite welcoming. the camous is not very huge and is closed off as well as the in- timing is at 8:30 so the camous life is not as thrilling as one would like in their college life.
Hostel Facilities
The hostels are quite nice . the rooms aren't super big but it is comfotable with both as and non-ac options. we have clean and well maintained bathrooms along with room cleaning everyday. we also have a laundry service. the mess food is acceptable and depends mostly on the hostel and caterer of that particular hostel.
Admission
the admission process was not very hectic and was mostly done on phone by me. We had an hour or two devoted solely to officework and procedures before shifting but that's that. As for the other colleges I either couldn't get the desired ranks or the streams being offered were not of my choice.
Faculty
The teacher - to - student ratio is approximately 1:25. This allows for manageable class sizes, making faculty approachable and generally available for help and mentoring . The faculty relationship is open and professors are receptive to questions and discussions , often encouraging us to think beyond textbooks. Dr. kamalesh kumar, dr. karishma bisht and dr. Pragya senGupta are few of the most helpful faculties in the campus. The course curriculum is relevant to the industry and give us the required skillset.
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