SVEC B.Tech Mechanical Engineering: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Admission to the college is primarily through the AP-EAMCET entrance exam or management quota, requiring document submission and a 5,000 INR caution deposit. Fees are payable via demand draft or cards. EAMCET admissions involve three merit-based seat allocation rounds, while management quota demands an advance payment of 2.75 to 3 lakhs INR. Faculty quality is high, with 75% rated excellent. Tuition is Rs 97,500 annually, totaling Rs 1,02,700 with additional fees. First-year students pay an extra Rs 3,500 for uniforms.

Fee reimbursement is available for SC, BCC, and ST students through EAMCET, and OC students with a rank below 10,000 may also receive a full waiver. The overall annual fee is over Rs 1,00,000 without reimbursement, making it accessible primarily to upper middle-class families. The college boasts a strong 90% placement rate, with over 2000 opportunities provided by companies like TCS, Infosys, and Amazon. The highest salary package is 44 lakhs per annum, with an average of 6 lakhs.

Placement training begins in the third year, with internships offered by companies such as IBM and Microsoft. Scholarships, including government-funded ones, are available for merit and specific caste groups, with full tuition coverage requiring only building fees payment. Students from Rayalaseema's backward areas receive additional scholarships. A rank below 10,000 in EAMCET grants a 70% tuition waiver, and below 5,000 ensures a full waiver. The Andhra Pradesh government reimburses fees for eligible candidates via EAMCET and JEE Mains.

The Jagananna Vidhya Deevena scholarship covers fees for convenor quota admissions, with the annual tuition being Rs 70,000, plus building and mess fees. Hostel fees are Rs 93,000. Scholarships like Vasathi Deevena aid with daily expenses. Full bank loans are available, with Andhra Bank handling transactions, ensuring a transparent fee structure with no increases.