GMRIT B.Tech Power Engineering: Fees 2025, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Admission to the college is through the AP EAMCET exam, with counseling based on ranks, offering unique branches like Chemical and Power Engineering. The admission process is simple; students qualify through the convenor quota and must submit certificates by the reporting date. The college charges approximately INR 1,20,000 annually, with a government reimbursement of INR 35,000, leaving students to pay around INR 80,000. Hostel fees are INR 83,000 per year, increasing by about 10% annually.

For donations, fees can include a one-time payment of 4-5 lakhs and an annual fee of INR 1.20 lakh. Scholarships and fee concessions exist, especially for merit students, but fees can still burden middle-class families. The college's placement record is commendable, with 400 out of 650 students placed, predominantly in software companies, offering packages up to 4 lakhs. Core placements for non-CS branches are less favorable. Special training classes and internships are provided, though stipends vary.

Scholarships are awarded based on attendance, academic performance, and EAMCET ranks. Chemical engineering students with 90% attendance and CGPA above 7.5 receive Rs. 30,000 annually. EAMCET ranks below 5,000 merit full hostel fee reimbursement, ranks between 5,000 and 10,000 get a 50% reduction, and ranks between 10,000 and 20,000 receive a 15% reduction in hostel or transportation fees. Government scholarships offer Rs. 35,000 based on rank, with additional state stipends of Rs.

600-800 monthly. Students meeting 75% attendance and 8 CGPA are eligible for scholarships, and education loans are available. The college is noted for its solid faculty and infrastructure, with about 50% of the faculty highly effective. The faculty is well-educated, delivering lessons in multiple languages, using practical-oriented methods, and offering significant project support.