SVCET - A Good College, not really best.

Mechanical engineering is good for those who want to pursue a career in the mechanical field. For every 100 students, some professors are well knowledgeable in their subjects. The teaching method is through a projector and physical lessons. Term exams are conducted every 2 months once and there are not so tough.

NO, Internships are provided on campus. Students have to search for internships outside the campus. Most of the students work without a stipend to learn the work. Projects are given inside the campus; most of the projects are for namesake.

Campus placements are mostly for the IT field. Course jobs are very few inside the campus. Students are eligible in their final year. Placement training will be given by the training and placement cell. Dell, and HP are the few well know companies that visited for placement.

The fee is paid through physical cash or DD. Students enrolled via the EAMCET portal have basic tuition fees, and students enrolled through A and B category seats must pay a little more. Internally there are no scholarships provided or jobs. Students are allowed to work outside campus after college hours.

SELESTA is the name of the annual fest and tech fest. It happens every two years, once in February and March. There is a central library which has all the volumes of books that are required to get the knowledge. Classrooms have good ventilation and projector systems for ease of teaching. Timely sports competitions are happening inside the campus.

Different types of rooms are available, sharing, two sharing, three sharing and five-sharing. First years are generally allocated in three and five sharing. Final years are allocated in one and two sharing. Registration process is simple, in admission need to opt for the hostel. Campus hostel is bit costly.

The entrance to the course is through the EAMCET examination. The rank must be below 5000 for general students. The application is released in March of every year. The application fee is around 700 INR.