MRCEW Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Admission at the Malla Reddy College of Engineering for Women was based on the marks obtained in the EAMCET entrance exam after successfully completing 10+2 from a recognised board. Following this, the application forms were available and the merit lists were announced. I had my name listed in the first merit list itself.

Getting admission in the Malla Reddy College of Engineering for Women was the best thing that happened to me. The eligibility criteria was nothing different - 10+2 from a recognised board and securing a higher rank at the EAMCET entrance examination.

I chose this institute because there were many activities other than studies in which a student can participate in and the lecturers are very dignified and well respected. For a person who is looking a college not only for the educational purpose but overall for a personal development purpose, where you try and fail, I recommend this college highly.

Admission is based on EAMCET ranking as well as there are also some management seats also available which fees use to be a little higher than usual if someone wants to take admission in management quota.

Admission is based on different quotas. A percent of seats are filled with EAMCET counseling. There is a percentage of seats filled through management quota under the NRI quota.