The course admission process requires taking the EMACET exam, after which students select their preferred college. Counseling is conducted in three rounds, with college allocation possible in the second round. The college boasts a highly educated faculty, with most holding doctorates, who focus on practical knowledge and are approachable for student guidance. The government subsidizes 50% of the tuition fee, making it affordable, but hostel fees rise annually, posing challenges for management seat students.
Starting from the 6th semester, job opportunities arise with numerous companies, including MNCs like Cap Gemini, Tech Mahindra, and TCS, collectively offering over 450 positions. The highest salary package is 15 LPA, with an average of 4.5 LPA, and around 70-72% of students secure placements. While the college does not offer internships directly, it informs students of external opportunities, with companies like Amazon Wow and ServiceNow often providing them, especially to female students.
Final-year projects are mandatory, although internships with stipends are not provided by the college. Residents of Andhra Pradesh benefit from the Jagananna Vidya Deevena (JVD) scholarship, covering half of the tuition fees for counseling-admitted students, whose tuition is 35,000 INR annually, with an additional 7,500 INR for various fees. B.Tech students pay 60,000 INR plus a 7,500 INR building fee per year, while direct admission fees are higher. Hostel fees are approximately 75,000 INR annually, and although scholarships are limited, internship opportunities are robust.
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