To gain admission to this college, applicants must take the TS EAMCET entrance exam. The cutoffs vary, with one applicant getting into MECS with an 18,000 rank and another into ECE with a 10,123 rank. Students undergo a process involving certificate verification and web counseling, selecting up to 10 preferred colleges and branches. Financial aid of INR 35,000 is available through the ePass program, though additional fees apply. The annual tuition fee is generally INR 90,000, with extra costs such as a library fee of INR 6,500 for four years, a bus fee of INR 16,000 per year, and a special fee of INR 3,500 for some students.
NRI quota fees are about INR 170,000 annually. Despite the costs, fees are seen as relatively affordable compared to other engineering colleges. The faculty is highly experienced, with a favorable student-to-faculty ratio of 1:30. The college offers strong placement opportunities, with over 50 companies participating, including Microsoft, TCS, and Amazon. The highest package offered was 28 LPA, and the average package ranges between 3.5 to 6 LPA. About 60-90% of students secure placements, although some years see a dip to 45%.
Internship opportunities start from the third semester, with companies like DRDL and NSIC. Placement training and project support are available from the first year. Scholarships and reimbursements help students manage costs, with full reimbursement available for SC/ST students and partial for BC/OC students. No direct loan facilities are offered by the college, but support is available for external scholarships.
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