Everything you need to know about Matrusri Engineering college

The faculty of this college are very friendly and approachable. The teaching skills of most teachers are very good but I find a few teachers struggling to explain concepts. There are 2 mid-exams during each semester conducted on a 1 or 1-and-a-half-month window. The CSE branch contains 3 sections and different faculty for each section of the same subject is provided.

If you're not eligible for fee reimbursement, then you will have to pay rs 90,000 annually. Few private scholarships are also being provided especially for girls which you can search about on Google or YouTube. The fee structure was affordable.

There are two major fests in this college. URVI is the cultural fest and SADHYA is the technical fest. Usually, these fests are conducted in June every year. Apart from these, there are several different events conducted every once in a month or two. As for the library, there are a lot of books related to each branch available but I feel the area of the library could be a little larger. A lot of journals from different publications are also available to use. Each class is facilitated with a projector which a teacher can use to project any ppts if any. The annual sports meet is also conducted during June including games such as basketball, volleyball, badminton, carrom, chess, table tennis, etc. There are 3 major clubs or social groups in this college, namely, Matrusri campus connect (MCC), WITH YOU ORG, and Vivekananda yuva kendra (VYK).

Matrusri Engineering College is a private institute. Admission into this college can be taken either through the EAMCET examination or management quota. As far as the CSE branch is concerned you either need below 20k rank (general) or 6 lakh as donation through management. If you are not eligible for fee reimbursement then you have to pay a fee of rs 90,000 annually. You can find this college as MECS under colleges through the EAMCET section.