Admission to the college is determined by an entrance exam and merit, with an online seat allocation process based on candidates' branch preferences. The college hosts around 3,000 students with a faculty of approximately 150 members, yielding a 1:60 student-to-faculty ratio. All faculty members hold Ph.Ds and are known for their effective teaching and mentorship. The B.Tech program is four years long, divided into eight semesters, with a passing mark of 21 per paper.
About 78% of students pass annually, and the faculty is supportive and accessible. The course fees are covered by a government scheme for merit-based students, but accommodation and food costs are borne by the students, described as affordable. Placement rates vary significantly, with percentages from 10% to 100%. The highest package reported is 54 LPA, while average packages range from 3.7 to 8 LPA. Major recruiters include Wipro, Infosys, TCS, Capgemini, and Amazon.
Students can participate in placements from the 3rd or 4th year, with internships often unpaid, though some offer up to Rs 15,000 monthly stipends. The placement cell provides training and support for job placements and internships. Financial aids like the Jagan Anna Vidya Deevena and Jagananna Vasathi Deevena scholarships offer up to Rs 50,700 and Rs 20,000 per year, respectively, for eligible students. The fee for government-quota students is about Rs 25,000 for four years, while management students pay Rs 4 to Rs 5 lakhs.
Hostel fees are approximately Rs 50,000 annually. The government covers fees for OBC, SC, and ST categories, and some alumni associations assist economically disadvantaged students. Tuition can be paid in installments, with no major fee hikes reported. However, on-campus job placements and internships remain limited.
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