The EAMCET exam in Andhra Pradesh is the gateway for entry into engineering colleges, followed by an online certificate verification and seat allocation process. The college boasts a well-qualified faculty with a student-to-faculty ratio of about 1:20, though administrative duties can sometimes limit professor availability. The academic program spans 8 semesters over 4 years, with a final semester dedicated to projects and internships. Fees include a tuition of Rs 50,000 per year (Rs 250,000 total), with convenor seats at Rs 35,000 and management seats at Rs 40,000 annually.
Students without fee reimbursement pay an additional Rs 10,000. Exam fees are Rs 770, while hostel fees are Rs 3,600 per semester, plus a monthly fee of Rs 1,700 for boys and Rs 1,200 for girls. A first-year development fee of Rs 50,000 is also required. The college does not offer its own scholarships but assists students in applying for government scholarships, which often face delays. Alumni also offer additional scholarships.
Placement opportunities are robust, especially in IT, with over 50 companies like TCS, Wipro, Infosys, Accenture, and Microsoft participating. In 2021, 398 out of 650 students were placed, with the highest package reaching 32 LPA and an average of 6 LPA. The overall placement rate is about 60%, although some reviews suggest a lower rate of 35%. Internships, mandatory in the final year, offer stipends between 10,000 and 40,000 INR.
The college provides campus recruitment training, and students become eligible for placements from the 3-2 semester. While the college does not offer its own financial aid, students can apply for government scholarships, such as the Jagananna Vidya Deevena and Jagananna Vasathi Deevena, for fee and hostel assistance.
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