Understanding the Pros and Cons of a College Before Enrollment

In the current situation, many are influenced by the idea that the highest package is for CSE students—I'm one of them, pursuing this course. The curriculum is comprehensive, fostering all-round development. However, there are some outdated syllabi that need updating. Exams are not excessively difficult, manageable with regular work, which some students find challenging.

Currently, the tuition fee for any engineering course in our college is approximately 135,000, excluding additional external fees. Scholarships are available for the top 10,000 students in the entrance exams, with specific scholarships for students of other castes. External charges could amount to around 50,000, excluding tuition fees. It seems there's no financial aid available. As a first-year undergraduate, I haven't taken on job roles or internships yet.

Our college organizes two major festivals every year. One is called Adastra in March, and the other is Sreevision, held between November and December. We have both a digital and a regular library to provide students with good learning resources. Each classroom is equipped with both a digital and a traditional board, accommodating 60 students. We also have a dedicated sports club, which has successfully participated in various events. In addition to the sports club, there are many other clubs based on students' interests, such as arts, technical, and non-technical clubs. These clubs offer students opportunities to explore their hobbies and passions.

To qualify, ensure you pass all your +2 exams and then participate in the EAMCET entrance exam. The application window typically opens about a month after your +2 practical exams. Approximately 2 lakh students take this 3-hour entrance exam. Enhancing the admission process could involve implementing a well-structured schedule for seat allotment to avoid any postponements. This would streamline and expedite the overall process.