Integrated Institute of Technology, Dwarka Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

Commendable facilities with a campus that is well-kept and fosters an excellent learning environment. You will definitely love everything- library, classrooms, labs sports area, there are buildings for professors accommodation. Shops are nearby and metro station is very near to college.

While the faculty is knowledgeable, the curriculum could benefit from an update to include more practical and advanced industry-relevant skills, beyond the theoretical basics taught in our diploma program.

The placement opportunities at the college are limited with only a few companies visiting, and they typically conduct tests, didn't take our interviews. Due to this, students often feel anxious about securing jobs. Some manage to find employment through external institutes, earning between 10,000 to 50,000 rupees per month.

The university's campus is lush and inviting offering students a balanced atmosphere conducive to both academic pursuits and personal development.

As it is government official formalities takes time that bother students.

Yes of course, campus is big and so beautifully made. It has airy rooms, Projector facility as well as library. Even buildings and campus getting more attention as it have greenery and clean. Upper floor of the building is Air conditioned as those classess is for B.voc program (mot use about now), it was course before..

Okish, easy to cover and professors are chill, we used to think about igraduation that it will be so fun. But in the respect of every aspect, I really appreciate everyone there. Labs were held by educated teachers.

Placement of this college is so bad instead of having a reputed name. Basically it is new polytechnic institute that made after 2000. Internship was done by many students though a professor, he was providing training and students made project.

It includes costs well as benefits from a college. We didn't get placement hence no value of money, wastage of money. Good thing is that fees are not tooo high.

Hotel life is challenging, rooms are very small, literally too small. Made friends for life, campus life is nothing without friends as well as fun.

I have best experience with this college, there is a positive vibe. Now everything changed.

The college boasts impressive infrastructure, with spacious classrooms equipped with projectors that create an engaging learning environment. However, the lack of Wi-Fi and air conditioning in all rooms is a notable shortcoming. The professors are well-educated and capable, yet their busy schedules often lead to infrequent classes. Despite this, the beautifully designed campus offers a pleasant atmosphere for students.

Academic life is relaxed, with a lenient attendance policy that allows students who don't meet the 75% threshold to still achieve distinction by taking their exams. Professors strive to impart practical knowledge, but ultimately, students are encouraged to pursue self-directed learning to deepen their understanding in areas of personal interest, as the curriculum covers a broad range of subjects.

The placement season was adversely affected by the pandemic, resulting in a disappointing turnout with only two companies recruiting a handful of students. Many of my peers have since pursued further education or found employment through personal networking and skill enhancement programs.

The hostel accommodations and diploma program offer excellent value for money, with low fees that make higher education accessible post-10th or 12th grade. Scholarships further reduce the financial burden, making the investment in education a worthwhile one.

Campus life is vibrant, with regular competitions and festivities each month, culminating in an annual sports day. Students are limited in number due to the limited range of courses offered. Unfortunately, our batch had limited opportunities to fully experience campus life due to the constraints of the pandemic.

We love our college infrastructure, it is only the thing that really attracts everyone in a first day. We had AC rooms , now we having projectors and all the facility that we need. Good library is there. Campus infrastructure is really good.

Here only few courses are available so teachers focuses and teach accordingly. They offers sports and other extracurricular activities with study that helps us to calm and focus. Attendance issue is not there.

Placements was definitely not good here but you can expect a job through off-campus connections. Many student's of my batch got job through their connections and they are getting decent salary too. College is not good for placements at diploma level.

Government college it is so it provides quality education with reasonable fees structure offering good value for money. You can definitely spend money learning skills that will help you in future. So don't worry about fees.

Campus life is alright.

Explore as much as you can in your college life because it will help you in future at personal as well as at professional level.

The college has good facilities. The campus is well-maintained and provides a nice environment for learning. The class room facilities like fans(good running conditions), blackboard(cleaned), laboratories are also in a well mannered and cleaned.

The professors are good, but the curriculum isn't updated. It's mostly theoretical, and in our diploma program, we only covered the basics. So, we need to work hard to learn industry-specific skills and soft skills.

Unfortunately, not many students get placed through the college. You'll need to find job opportunities on your own. Placements are not as much as we want in our college. Some students are placed at good companies due to there hardworking.

The fees are reasonable, and the essential diploma we receive is worth it.

The campus is green and pleasant. Students enjoy a good atmosphere for both studies and personal growth.

College infrastructure shapes the academic journey. The college is in a clean area, and the campus is well-maintained. It has big classrooms and a nice library where students can borrow books, although they don't use it much.

The academic experience is okay. The subject taught nay not always be directly useful for jobs. The teachers are qualified, but they might need to spend more time helping students understands the material. Attendance isn't a big issue.

Unfortunately many students at IIT Dwarka struggle to find jobs. They often have to search for employment on their own, and some choose to continue their studies instead. The college should work on improving job opportunities as other similar colleges do even they palced.

The fees are reasonable and offer good value for what you get.

Campus life feels similar to school. It's enjoyable if you're someone who likes that kind of environment.

The campus infrastructure is top-notch. We had a spacious and well-equipped library, although unfortunately, there was no Wi-Fi access for students—it was available only for professors and staffs. The hostel rooms were not too large and sufficient for living. While food and canteen facilities were absent during our time, they are now available, offering tasty and clean food. The sports area, though not extensive, serves its purpose. The classrooms and entire building are impeccably maintained, and I particularly appreciate the greenery that adorns the campus.

The quality of teaching was average. Some professors held permanent positions, while others were on contractual terms. Despite this, they managed to deliver effective instruction. I recall our back-to-back classes and labs that extended until 5 p.m. Unfortunately, the syllabus and curriculum were not practically oriented, which hindered our preparation for industry jobs. Lab assistants made efforts to keep us updated. In summary, self-study was crucial, as merely following the college syllabus wasn't sufficient.

The placement statistics for our branch were disappointing. Only 2-3 students secured placements with salary packages ranging from 2 to 3 lakhs. The college officials need to improve the placement situation, as it is currently inadequate. However, some students have found jobs through off-campus opportunities, leveraging their skills.

It is government college in Dwarka offered remarkably low fees—just 5000 per semester for girls and approximately 7000-8000 for boys (exact figures elude my memory). Additionally, students received various scholarship benefits based on academic performance and reservation. Considering these factors, the fees were undoubtedly worthwhile, and obtaining a diploma didn't strain our finances.

The college hosted seminars, diverse events, and competitions. Annual sports events were conducted with great enthusiasm. Regarding coding culture, it wasn't particularly strong; students explored various areas beyond coding. This college also comes under IP University so it included students from graduation courses like B.C.A and B.Voc programs. The overall experience was average. My advice: choose this college if you have a genuine interest in Information Technology. Otherwise, it may become burdensome. Also, administrative formalities should be streamlined to avoid delays in obtaining diploma certificates and other important things. Developing a good circle of friends and connections with professors can significantly impact one's career. Many students opt for higher studies after obtaining their diploma, which can be beneficial. Building connections with professors matters significantly for your career. Lastly, the college now named as DSEU DWARKA and also discontinued our program (ITES&M) and transitioned to a computer science diploma I think. Choose wisely based on your interest. Thankyou, I discussed almost every vital things.

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Washrooms are not clean and maintained. No soaps or sanitizers are available. The flus does not works. No dustbins are available there in the washroom. no smart boards or wifi available for the kids. Not at all well maintained classes.

Teachers do not behave well with the students also they do not complete the syllabus on time. They don't inform about the important things on time which is why students have to suffer. Also students have to pay the penalty for the late fees and other things which is not at all their fault.

No placements happened from last 2 years. No companies come for the interview. Projects made by the students are not examined well. The marks are given on the basis of character and buttering which is why non deserving candidate gets the opportunity.

The cost for general girls is 2500, boys is 3000 and sc,st,obc fees is 2000 per semester which is quite worth it for the things they provide even being a government college. The fees is worth the requirements.

The campus is quite fine. Most of the sports are available but the coach for the spots is not available and only provides during the tome of sports day. The teachers are not at all supportive. Location is good and safe.

Cleanliness needs to be maintained for the sake of hygiene of students. Teachers needs to be more supportive, soft spoken and well behaved. Ac's should be available in summers for the students. The water-cooler needs to be available and filled with water 24x7 with fresh cold water.