Lords college, A double-edged sword.

It will be as good/bad as the student is. It all depends on the individual, say for example, if a student wants to score, the college will provide everything he needs to score, and if he doesn't put much focus into it, he will eventually hurt his grades pretty bad.

The labs and such, are very good, but as the university with which this college was associated ( at the time of my joining ), JNTUH, had a pretty bad course structure, the syllabus for each semester was very cramped up, and the focus on research was close to none, exam structure is also pretty bad, as compared to other colleges in the proximity, which are associated to OU, the exams had a much lesser gap for students to study, and also when you end up failing an exam, you'll have to reappear for it in the next semester, where it further results in bad gaps between exams.

The placements and job opportunities are surprisingly well enough, compared to some other colleges, there will be many opportunities for a graduate to land a job when they are in their final year of the course.

There are many events celebrated in the college, the technical fests like, hackathons, typing contests and the cultural events like Kite fests, etc., The annual day is by far the biggest event that is conducted in our college, and many students do a variety of performances each year.

I'd say the fee structure is feasible, considering some popular colleges that fall in comparison to this college, it's almost 30% cheaper than the college it is usually compared with, i.e.Deccan college, so I'd say it falls in the feasible category.

The college doesn't provide any loans or scholarships, as the state/central government provides scholarships to the students every year, which covers mostly all the fees required in our college to study.

They are pretty good, we have a sports room, which contains many indoor games, and speaking about outdoor, we have a basketball court, football field and also an area for the volleyball players with their net and all, many teams come out for different sports that partake in the sports festival conducted throughout the city.

Yes, they are pretty helpful, well at least the ones I've talked to, they will guide you in whatever way you need guidance, the guy I talked to was very helpful in telling me how you go abroad for masters after graduating from our college.

All I wanted was to get a degree of CSE, and with the rank, I secured in the statewide competitive exam, this was the college that I could get an admission in. And so, I went for it. The people around me had mixed opinions about this college, but I was pretty sure that I just needed to perform for myself and do good wherever I go, and so I tried.

The opinions on the faculty of this college will be biased. Personally, the faculty were not up to the mark, as they, almost always, failed to control the class, Rhey were highly qualified.