International Institute of Information Technology - Hyderabad, Telangana

Madhav Kalewar

Thanks for telangana stets

kundan shinde

Chor

Khushi Parekh

Beautiful campus. Students must have amazing campus life. Well organized and clean, surrounded by trees. Seems like we're in different world. Onboarding process was managed by APEX, student council very well. They organized campus tour for parents and explained students campus life throughout their degree. Amazing library. For those who are wondering how is the hostel facilities, everything you can find in campus only. No need to worry. You can order online from Flipkart and Amazon, as well as instamart for campus store to get delivered at your room. No major restrictions in anything. There are many wall painting, done by students only during fest and club activities. There are 7-8 clubs, tech and cultural. Building for research as it is more focused on research. Musical instrument room. Several canteens offered different cuisines. 4 mess : South, North, Kadambh(Veg & Non-Veg), Yuktahar. Cakes are available at bakery. Ground for Football, Volleyball, Basketball, cricket, Tennis. Pool Table room. Gym. Garden. Everything is there. Such a surreal experience to visit the campus.

Anwesha Mahajan

Clean and nice campus, so many facilities are available.. Renowned professors are here to help students..

Canteens have so different varieties of foods, juice centre is the best among all..

Teja Ananthasetty

Best private deemed university which offers undergraduate, postgraduate, PHD and other part time programmes. More focused on IT and computer science. Has top notch placements.
Faculty is good. Campus is beautiful & adequately spacious with all facilities.
T-hub, business incubator is established within the university premises in collaboration with Telangana government, ISB to support new startups.
Gachibowli stadium is just adjacent to the university.

Appu Appanna

Its a good university for a good study of good students. It's very near to Infosys company at Fianacial road Gachibowli Hyderabad.

Mohit Patni

In a student's free time (if it exists for a non zero amount of time, over some random weekend, after subtracting any nerdy activity by over enthusiastic freshmen as well), he/she usually spends it on the internet or hanging out at one of the tens of cool places within 5-6 km from the campus - Dominos, Man-Pasand, Delhi 39, Inorbit Mall (for the kids with some spare cash unless they go to McDonalds there) to name a few. The following is mostly from the acad/career perspective since we already got the usual social stuff down.

First year:
Wake up early (6-ish) for PT/Yoga (in some year eventually, if not now, they won't let you graduate without this! and FYI, the attendance rules get harder once you gain seniority)

The rest of the day is usually spent in classes/labs and the evenings - coding for assignments, struggling to get your programs through the internal SPOJ style evaluation portal, within the deadline. If there's any time left, you take a break from being an awesome programmer to study for other courses/other assignments. The whole year is pretty much classes, followed by assignments, deadlines, midsems and endsems. You get some breathing space occasionally for a few days. It's otherwise hectic though.

If you're a jock and not on the genius end of it, there will be a tradeoff between your semester grades vs evening sports (usually soccer, basketball).

Second year:
A "Neutral" year so to speak - usual coursework, assignments, but everyone's used to it. People planning for a masters/PhD after their undergrad usually get into a honors program and start working their a** off on research, with a faint hope of publishing papers in top conferences before they graduate.

Third year:
Finally the freedom to choose your own courses since you're done with all the "compulsory" courses. You can truly live life in this year...(nah..just kidding.)

Pick your courses and endure the load, in addition to one or more of the following, depending on what you can handle:

Prepare for the GRE and TOEFL if you're planning to go for Masters abroad after you graduate.
Prepare for the CAT if you're planning to end up in an IIM after you graduate.
Do a TAship/RAship either because you're passionate about teaching/research. Nevertheless, extra cash is sweet!
Working on your research and/or paper if you're a dual degree/Honors student.
The big companies are coming at the end of the semester to take interns - wouldn't it be awesome if you got an intern offer at Google/Facebook/etc? Start preparing for them as well.

Fourth year - 1st semester:

You begin to notice you've done almost all the required courses to graduate. You can probably skip a few courses now (if you took the complete load in previous semesters). You begin to optimize your preparation time for your exams and placements at the end of this semester by dividing whatever's left into the current and the next(final) semesters, making the course load comparative lower for now. You put yourself on cruise control for your acads and focus on all the other important stuff.

Fourth year - 2nd semester: (Semester 8 - your final semester in the campus!)
You can finally breathe. You have a job offer in hand (and some lucky people even end up liking their offer- sometimes even international ones).

That ladies and gentlemen, is life (of some students) at IIIT-H.

Bhakt Charitank

Excellent experience. Although area is not too big as IIT'S. But according to city popularity and IT sector its great location too. Great ambience and environment with good hospitality for new comers.