A Balanced College Life at KG Reddy

?? Generally Seen as Relevant and Updated: Many current students say the curriculum is aligned with industry needs and practical applications, especially for core branches like CSE. They feel it covers important topics such as programming, database management, and real-world problem solving. ?? Regular Updates and Practical Focus: Since the college is autonomous, the syllabus is regularly updated to stay current with academic and industry trends, which helps students stay competitive. Some reviewers also note labs, workshops, and project work that reinforce learning.

Affordable for academic but bus fees is increasing yearly It should be constant as it was at first.if they want to increase they should apply for next fresher.but college is good and decent infrastructure

My overall experience with campus life at KG Reddy College of Engineering and Technology has been fairly balanced. The social environment is friendly and supportive, and it’s easy to interact with classmates from different backgrounds. While the campus is not very large, students generally maintain good peer relationships, and group activities during classes, labs, and events help build connections.

I chose KG Reddy College of Engineering and Technology after comparing it with other colleges I applied to based on factors like location, branch availability, fees, and admission chances. One of the main reasons was its location near Hyderabad, which is convenient and offers better exposure compared to colleges in remote areas. The college is also autonomous, allowing a more updated curriculum than some affiliated colleges.

The faculty is too good and friendly with students they are not showing any kind of partiality they are asking every individual student that they are understanding the class, concept if not they again explaining so, there is no issue with faculty And our HOD is strict so that every student will fear for him no ragging and no issues with senior Our HOD is good thank you sir for being strict

The area around the college is mostly residential and educational, so you won’t find clubs, pubs, or late-night entertainment right next to campus. • Local shops, tea stalls, and small eateries stay open in the evening, but most close by 9:30–10:00 PM.