GEC Course Admission 2025: Dates, Fees, Eligibility, Application Process, Selection Criteria

Admissions to the Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) in Internet of Things at Gudlavalleru Engineering College are primarily conducted through the state government's EAPCET (formerly EAMCET) exam. Eligibility is determined by the EAPCET rank, with free seats allocated to those with high ranks. For software-related branches such as CSE, AIML, AIDS, and IT, successful candidates typically have ranks within 15,000 to 30,000. Management quota admissions require a minimum of 60% in Intermediate, and these do not depend on EAPCET qualifications.

The counselling process is used for seat allocation, and students must physically submit their certificates to the college administration to secure their place. The admission process also allows for direct entry through management channels, bypassing the need for an entrance exam score. Those seeking admission without entrance exam ranks rely on their board examination percentage. Although specific board percentage cutoffs are not detailed, an 8.5 percentile mention suggests this could be a relevant factor.

Preference is typically given to EAPCET candidates. The college is noted for its strong placement records, good faculty, and discipline, making it a preferred choice for many students from the Krishna district and surrounding areas.