After narrowly missing the EAMCET qualification by one mark, the reviewer chose a university in Telangana for B.Tech in Aerospace Engineering, with assistance from a consultancy. Faced with high management quota fees in other colleges, they opted for this university, where fees are more moderate. The four-year course includes 46 subjects, utilizing 3D design software like Catia and covering Industry 4.0 advancements. The faculty is effective, though lecture pacing varies.
Daily schedules have 7 lectures, and some subjects offer online certification courses. An aviation club near the college provides practical aircraft knowledge. Fees depend on the student's intermediate percentage: those scoring 70-75% pay about 18,000 per semester, with an annual fee of 140,000. Fees can be paid by hand, check, or debit card, with no additional charges. The university boasts high placement success, emphasizing communication and discipline, with major recruiters like Infosys, IBM, Capgemini, HCL, and Tech Mahindra.
Comprehensive placement facilities and internship opportunities, both domestic and international, are offered. Scholarships cater specifically to Punjab residents, particularly benefiting scheduled caste individuals, as a state-specific initiative. The university does not provide loan facilities.
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