My college Experience

I took my EAMCET exam to get into this college and I scored 75 in my exam. I got this seat through management quota. After reviewing all the available top colleges.

Electronics and communications engineering is one of the most sought after branches in the present day. If someone is really interested in it there is a lot of scope for research not only in the college. But also in the future because communication is one of the most important thing in the present day world and it's a wonderful way to start off your career.

Our college does not provide internships at least for our branch. As far as I know I have not know people doing internships during the college phrase.

The placements are pretty good when compared to the colleges of its level. The chances of getting a job are good if you are able to maintain at least 60 percent without much backlogs. There haven't been very high package offered during our placements time but most of the packages offered were good by the companies around 3.6 Lac per annum.

There are two events that happen in the college every year. One is the technical fest names Pragnya and the other fest is the cultural fest which is named pulse. This is time when the students can a chance to showcase there talents especially during the technical fest we get an opportunity to know what is happening in the other branches.

The fee structure is reasonable according to me. Since I'm from management quota my fee structure is totally different. My fee is around 1L per annum which does not include mess or transport fee. The transport fee is around 15k-20k and the mess bill depends upon what we eat and usually a plate meals costs around 40rs.

I have not heard about any such scholarship or loan facilities being provided by my college. I don't think there is such an option available.

The alumni network and the seniors are very helpful. And there are different timings for each year which decreases the chances of ragging.

The exam structure is pretty good and not so hectic. They follow the JNTU structure pattern that we need to score 40 out of 100 to pass with a min of 26 out of 75 in the external exams. The exams aren't hectic since the mid exams are usually best of 2 which makes its a lot easier.