B.Tech Electrical and Electronics Engineering

International Institute of Information Technology, Bhubaneswar (Also known as: IIIT Bhubaneswar)

The college has a nice environment outskirts in the city of BBSR . It lacks research and development. It has good faculty members. The clubs are not active yet they need more activities to be happening. The college has 5 working days and weekend are off and one gets time to study.

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• Value for Money
• Campus Life
• Industry Exposure
• Student Crowd
• Hostel

Infrastructure is very good compared to other colleges in Bhubaneswar. Labs are well equipped, the classrooms are nice too. The hostels are equipped with facilities such as geysers, washing machines and aquaguards, all functioning properly. The teaching staff could use some improvement. Although new, more passionate faculty are joining this institute, it is still miles away from competing with IITs. Placements are very average for an institution of such reputation. if you are from EEE (like me) and have no interest in computer science, then it will pose a problem for you. There have been no core companies or R&D companies visiting the college as of now. But things look bright in near future.

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• Industry Exposure
• Student Crowd
• Hostel

An institute , whose foundation stone was laid down by Late Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, IIIT Bhubaneswar has established itself to be a fairly decent college. I belonged to the fourth batch that graduated from the college. With a batch intake of 240 students ( 4 branches, 60 people per branch ), the learning atmosphere was good. The faculty was able enough to impart quality education to the students. The infrastructure was better than most other colleges. The hostels were equipped with basic modern facilities. However, initially, we did have connectivity problems, since our college was located at a remote location , far away from the city. But, bus services provided by the college four times a day ensured that we never were disconnected from the main city. Also, since it was a relatively new college, placements weren't as profound, compared to other premier institutes. However, the college still managed to place 70-80 % of the students with an average salary of 4.5-5 lpa . Some really good companies came to our institutes for placements. Also, there was little or almost no industry exposure. The college should tie up with the local industries to train students. Since it was a very new college, core companies didn't pay a visit. Hopefully, that changes over the next few years. Hostel life was good.

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College life is damn awesome as our campus is good, clean and green which is located inside a remote place but it has calm surrounding which is best for study. Our college encourages to do something new and innovative. The hostel is very good and clean. It has a great infrastructure and placements are very good. Teachers are good and cooperative. It will go very high in its future years.

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Placements are good mostly all the students eligible for placements are placed. The hostel life is really well. Infrastructure is not so awesome. Some faculties are to be replaced. The college mess needs a lot of improvements. Overall the college is better than other government colleges.

• Infrastructure
• Placements
• Academics
• Campus Life
• Industry Exposure
• Hostel