Dhirubhai Ambani Institute of Information and Communication Technology Gandhinagar Campus: Photos, Virtual Tour

The campus size is approximately 50 acres located in Gandhinagar, Gujarat. There is an academic block (CEP Building) where all the lectures and tutorial happen. Each classroom is equipped with a projector and computer with a digital writing apparatus. In addition to that we have three lecture theaters with capacity 250+ for courses requiring having more strength. There is a laboratory block where all the lab courses are conducted and the whole lab building is having central air conditioning. There is a library (Resource Centre) consisting of books, research papers, journals, preview room, and also an air conditioned reading room where students can do self study.

The campus life at DA-IICT is really awesome. There are very strict rules against ragging and also there is Anti Ragging Committee consisting of professor, dean and student representatives. The students are very much qualified. The coding culture at DA-IICT is really great with seniors being very much helpful they are there for any academic or non-academic problems. There are several student led clubs at DA-IICT to name some MSTC (Microsoft technical student council), GDG (Google Developers club), Programming Club, Muse Club, DTG (DA-IICT Theatre group), DADC (DA-IICT dance club), DebSoc (Debating Society), etc. The clubs regularly organize events for the students in their particular domain like dance competitions, poetry, debate, MUN (Model United Nations), hackathons, etc. There are also student led committees for example Academic Committee, Hostel Management Committee, Cafeteria Management Committee, etc. Members of the committees are elected by students. The unique thing at DA-IICT is all the clubs and committees come under the jurisdiction of the Student Body Government again student led which is responsible for managing all clubs, providing funds, etc. There are two annual fests namely Ifest (Annual Tech fest) and Synapse (Annual Cultural fest). These are the flagship events where students of colleges all over India participate.Read Full Review

Gandhinagar is probably one of the greenest cities that I have seen. The lecture halls buildings were exceptional in the way they were built. Each student had his/her own space as it wasn’t the benches were 2-3 people will sit together. Everyone had their own desk and charging points below each desk as the study material was sent on laptops. The library hall was a dedicated building of 2 floors with books section on the ground and an air-conditioned study room over that. The campus biggest highlight was HPCC (High Performance Computing Cluster). The center has nearly 1100 PCs and all equipped with latest software. The college has open lawns and a track & field for students to stay fit in challenging atmosphere. The college has a huge food court with quite a few outlets that serves different cuisines from Chinese to Italian. Sports ground was not that big but good enough to play a game of football on Sunday’s.

Life at campus was intense as coding is not easy and a lot of mental exercise is required to stay calm. The college made us survive such situations as a coder’s life is not easy and maintaining form is of utmost importance. The college prepared us for all those challenges and this is why the students of DAIICT have survived every challenge thrown to them.Read Full Review

The 50-acre campus boasts maximum surrounding with some of the most fascinating gardens. The college strength is not that high and 50 acres of campus sometimes looked like, we are in some foreign country where we had to travel to see some other faces. The college's laboratory complex was one of the best-designed laboratories that I have seen. The sports complex was built in accordance with international standards. The campus was fully secured not just with cameras but around 40 guards used to guard the campus day in and day out. There’s a food court complex that has around 6-7 outlets and one can enjoy anything there from Pav Bhajji to Masala Dosa. In short, it doesn’t matter whether you are from which region, you will have your cuisine available at those food courts.

For the first two years, when the bonding was great between the juniors and seniors, the campus life was something else and then it changed upside down. The events didn’t have the same enthusiasm and even I got so involved with studies that I skipped the majority of the events.Read Full Review