Curricilum is bit hard but manageable and academics are hectic moreover faculties are highly educated. People have a very strong foundation in coding concepts and get managed to get high paying jobs and get real life experiences.

Course curriculum is one of the best in whole india, with great faculties and good research opportunities term exams are really difficult the coding culture is very good u require a good time of self study as some things are left by prof and not enough practice

The curriculum is updated we learn new things have talks on advancements, the course structure keeps on changing to accommodate new technologies. Helps in keeping upto date with what is going on which makes it much more interesting.

In a college like IIIT, most students are extremely talented and so because of such peers there are a lot of talented folks whose CGPA will be quite low as the grading is relative and because of this low CGPA, these students are at a disadvantage later in their career as students from smaller colleges will have a higher CGPA because of lesser competition

I had a particular intrest in both computer science and physics this course integrates pcmb with computer science as you get your BTech degree in CSE Hons. Msc. in computational natural sciences. This is a research based institute mainly. so faculty is well qualified researchers some of which have been in distinguished positions in many big unicorn companies.teaching method is also good they build up the understanding of student from the basics. Each sem has 2 quizzes 1 midsem and 1 endsem exam so we have an exam nearly every month.

I have chosen the MSIT course because I want to shift from a non-technical background to IT this course curriculum and teaching methodology attracted me so I have chosen this course. All the faculties are Doctorate holders or pursuing their PhD in the IT field. Term exams will be scheduled after every sem and they will be at easy to medium level. There is no tuition fee hike but a mess fee hike is inevitable according to the inflation

I choose ECE at the international institute of Information Technology. The faculty is really good. Exams pattern is quiz 1, mid-exam, quiz 2 and ends per semester. There is the possibility of applying Alumni fund or SBI loan if required.

I chose this course because of the versatility it provides. You get both Btech and MS. You can either go into the tech field or hardware accordingly. All faculty are PhDs. Exams are very timely there will be at least one exam per month and getting adequate grade distribution difficulty was moderate to tough. The fee has been hiked somewhat as the daily cost prices are also increasing.

I am very much interested in computer science side, I believe that IT is one of the finest Colleges for computer science and engineering in India and it is true also. That is why is joined here. Every faculty have Phd here. The teaching is also very good and they teach every topic in depth. In a semester we have four exams quiz 1, midsem, quiz 2, endsem. Roughly the semester will be around four to four and half months. Within a gap of one month, you will have some or the other exams. The difficulty level of exams will be moderate to hard. Personally most of the exams i feel hard. The assignments will also be of good level here. There will be a fee hike of around 20k to 30k every year. But you will get an Education loan from SBI so no need to worry about the fee, we can pay it after getting a job. As far as I know, there are no scholarships in IT H, and for financial assistance, especially SPEC mode students are given alumni funds.

It has an excellent up-to-date curriculum, it is one of the best thing in this college and it is also reflected in its placement records, each professor over here is a researcher ie a doctorate, they work in their respected fields and teach us courses related to them, since the professor is currently researching they are well connected to what new tech is going around the worlds and they are free to change the course according to them, also there is no official pressure on the faculty about syllabus so they teach what they think is relevant.