Is it worth taking admission in IIIT Sri city for North India students?

In my opinion, while you will definitely feel a little cultural change, you should do just fine. There are probably quite a few reasons you may be asking this question. So, I hope this helps:

• Cultural differences: There is quite a cultural change that you will experience, but that will just make your life more interesting. A number of festivals are celebrated here including Diwali, Pongal and Holi. It’s quite a multicultural atmosphere. There are quite a few regional language songs played during the fests as well.
• Language: As far as the college premises is concerned, everyone speaks English. Other than this, you might encounter the use of regional languages at hostels where you might be talking to your friends. Language is definitely not a barrier as everyone is quite fluent in Hindi and if you are interested, you can definitely learn Telugu as well.
• Food: You will definitely not miss North Indian food here as a majority of the menu at the mess is based on this palate. You will find South Indian food like Sambhar, Dosa, and Idli as well.
• North Indian students: Due to regional proximity, of course, the number of south Indian students will overpower the number of those from the North. However, you will definitely gel right in after a few months of settling in at the university and campus.
• Life around the college premises: From my knowledge, as far as Sri City is concerned, you will find people from all over the country here. In fact, you will even find a lot of foreigners as well. Moreover, you will definitely end up touring a lot of places in south India – Kerala, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu in your semester breaks.

You will definitely make a family here at IIIT. Even if you are from Delhi, everyone eats and celebrates together here. You will not regret your decision and have a great time.