GNITS B.Tech Information Technology: Fees 2025, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

The college admission process is conducted through EAMCET counseling, with a general category rank of 5487 being sufficient for first counseling. Key documents required include a rank card, income certificate, residence proof, and other academic certificates. The faculty is highly qualified and maintains discipline, with a strict no-mobile policy on campus. The faculty-to-student ratio is 1:75, allowing personalized attention and support through various instructional methods, including lectures and interactive sessions.

The annual college fee for admission via EAMCET or main ranks is 1.22 lakh INR, excluding reimbursements. Hostel fees are 72,000 INR per year for Non-AC and 1.7 lakh INR for AC. A refundable deposit of 10,000 INR is required. The college boasts a strong placement record with companies like Amazon and Microsoft actively recruiting. Approximately 30 companies visit annually, and students can pursue internships starting in their 2nd year.

Recently, the highest package offered was 56 LPA, with average packages ranging from 8-10 LPA. For CSE students, the highest package was 27 LPA, with an average of 10 LPA and a placement rate of 60-80%. Scholarships are offered based on income and academic performance. The Kiran Scholarship is available for students with an annual family income under 5 lakh INR. Tuition fees are approximately 100,000 INR per year, with hostel fees around 85,000 INR.

SC category students receive full fee reimbursement, while BC category students receive 35,000 INR from the government. Additional fees are around 18,000 INR. Category-A and Category-B (JEE) seats cost 100,000 INR annually, while Category-B (NRI) seats are priced at USD 5,000 per annum. Telangana government and Epass Postmatric scholarships are available, along with alumni and merit-based scholarships. Students without scholarships typically pay 125,000 INR annually. Internships and job placements are generally positive, with good average packages reported.