Admission to the college is determined by performance in the Telangana TS EAMCET entrance exam and the ECET exam for diploma holders. The EAMCET exam takes place online in May, with results announced by July's end. Admission occurs through a counseling process based on merit lists, with document verification at nearby government colleges. Successful candidates join in August. The faculty is approachable and talented, especially in English, Physics, Survey, Strength of Materials, and Chemistry.
The college has a moderate fee structure with additional charges for the library, and examination fees from the affiliated university are seen as high. The fee structure varies by caste, which has caused some dissatisfaction. The college excels in IT, CSE, and ECE placements, with companies like TCS, Cognizant, and Amazon offering an average package of 4 LPA. About 75% of students secure placements, mainly from CSE and IT, while civil, mechanical, and EEE departments have fewer opportunities.
Internships are offered after each semester, with top students often getting offers based on project work. Civil students typically pursue crucial off-campus internships without stipends. The college adheres to government rules for scholarships and loans, supporting students financially. Eligible students receive an RTF of approximately 5,200 INR and MTF, which provides full or half fee reimbursement based on caste, with special provisions for minority students. Tuition for B.Tech in Civil Engineering is 100,000 INR, with semester fees of 18,000 INR for the first two semesters, 17,000 INR for the next two, and 8,000 INR for the final four semesters.
B-category students, ineligible for scholarships, pay 90,000 INR, while fees for others depend on their EAMCET rank. The college is praised for its fee structure, facilities, and campus placements.
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