KIIT School of Management is a very famous and reputed business management school in our country. Many students across the country apply for admission and for that all of them are required to appear for the entrance exam conducted by the college and pass it successfully.

The entrance is relatively easier when compared to the entrance exams of other business schools. The reason behind it is the amount of time you get when you appear for the exams.

You will get 3 hours and within that time period, you will have to solve 120 questions which is not a difficult task. All the sections in the question paper are moderate.

But you should really work on some chapters like Profit and Loss, Time and Work, Time and Speed, Simple and Compound Interest, etc., and also improve the vocabulary. You will be easily able to clear the exam if your aptitude is good as it is an important part to clear the exam.

KIIT University is one of the most prestigious and reputed universities in our country. It is an internationally focused university and accepts students from all around the world. Many international students from across 45 countries are currently studying here.

• There are 28 colleges under this university and more than 27000 students are studying in all these colleges.
• This university has recognized bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degree programs in more than 100+ disciplines including engineering, medicine, biotechnology, law, management, and many more.
• It has built global recognition by providing the best-in-class academics.
• They will help you with professional industry training, and also provide internships in top companies like Tata Steel.

Hence, KIIT is a very reputed college and students from all over the country, even students from abroad can take admission in this college. It has many different courses for every student out. They provide the best facilities and academics to its students.

According to my friends studying at KIIT, yes, the E-cell is definitely very active and you will have several benefits if you plan to be associated with the KIIT E-cell even if you do not wish to be an entrepreneur:

Internships:

• Every year, annual internship camps are hosted in March where about 30 to 50 different startups offer internships.
• You can appear for 3 to 5 of these and can even bag PPOs worth INR 8 to 10 lakhs.

Mentorship:

• Most students in their 20s look for mentorships.
• The E-cell is known to have a good network of mentors, be it for carriers or startups.
• Many of my friends have personally got good mentorships for their startups.

Diversity:

• The people in the cell are recruited from the School of Technology, School of Management, Biotech as well as Law.
• This helps you network with people from different domains.
• This will allow you to explore things from different perspectives.

Exposure:

• With the E-cell, you can get in touch with investors, startup founders as well as policy makers.
• You will learn a lot from their shared experiences.

Network and Team Building:

• At the E-cell, you will find a lot of like-minded individuals where you will be able to find a co-founder or a team of people to help you sort things out.
• With this network, you can even get in touch with prospective investors ready to fund your startup.

Skill building:

• You can even work for startups in your free time. This will help you build your skillset and resume.
• Individual attention is provided and many community learning programs are also available.

In conclusion, the E-cell is definitely useful at KIIT and will be helpful to you in many ways.

It is suggested you choose CSE at KIIT University. One of my friends studied there. According to him, there is no comparison between the branch of KIIT CSE and CET.

• The companies visiting KIIT include major names such as Microsoft, Amazon, SAP, Dell, Intel, HP.
• Placements are one of the things you must check before entering a university. KIIT offers good investments.
• The entire academic and non-academic exposure at KIIT is far greater.
• The faculty members are qualified from IITs and top NITs. They are skilled and cooperative.

The program applies to CSE, except that in the first semester you have to study biology. KIIT develops practical applications for students as well as the theory of study.

A few of my friends graduated from VIT Chennai and KIIT and here are some insight from their experience which may be of help.

KIIT will be a better choice just because it's the main campus, the placements are almost at par and you get more freedom to enjoy college life.

But VIT does have an edge over many things, and even if you go to VIT Chennai, the placement opportunities will be the same.

Here are the recent placement statistics for the institutes.

Consider other factors as well, things like which is nearer to your home town, where are your friends going, the fee structure, the branch you are taking, etc