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Admission to the college is determined by EAMCET exam ranks, differing by category and department. OBC candidates need a rank below 15,000. Civil Engineering requires a rank of 5,000 for general candidates and 15,000 for SC/ST candidates. Computer Science Engineering (CSE) demands a rank of 5,000 for general and 10,000 for SC/ST candidates. Mechanical Engineering needs a rank of 7,000 for general and 10,000 for SC/ST. ECE and EEE programs require 10,000 for general and 20,000 for SC/ST.
Chemical Engineering requires a rank of 5,000 for general and 45,000 for SC/ST. The college boasts a knowledgeable faculty across departments with good facilities, especially in Civil and CSE. The fee structure is feasible, with regular B.Tech students paying only the hostel fee of 28,000 INR, and dual degree students incurring a combined fee of 1.25 lakhs INR. Top tech companies like Wipro, Infosys, Cognizant, and Accenture significantly contribute to a strong placement record, with Wipro and Infosys hiring about 200 students annually.
The highest CTC offered is approximately 45 LPA, and the average package is between 4-5 LPA. The overall placement rate is around 90%, with more than 85% of students securing jobs. Placement activities start in the sixth semester, with training from the first year and mock placements in the fifth semester. Internships are limited outside mechanical branches, with some opportunities through visiting companies. Scholarships, including those from the Tamil Nadu Government, are available, often based on CGPA or economic need.
College fees for B.Tech regular students can reach up to 25,000 INR, generally covered by scholarships, while tuition fees vary from 70,000 to 1,00,000 INR. Additional costs include 50,000 INR for transportation and around 1,00,000 INR annually for hostels. Placement activities involve extra fees, with participation from several IT and core companies in selection drives.
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