Admission to the engineering college through the EAMCET requires passing intermediate exams and achieving a rank, which is based on 25% intermediate marks and 75% EAMCET scores. After rank acquisition, students attend offline and web counseling for college selection. With a rank of 2950 or 9054, students opted for Chemical Engineering, emphasizing excellent lab equipment and skilled professors. The college offers six engineering branches, with experienced faculty holding Ph.Ds., and teaching methods are clear and supportive.
The fee structure at the government college is affordable, with a basic fee of Rs. 10,000, additional semester fees of Rs. 715, and annual expenses between Rs. 40,000 to Rs. 50,000, including hostel and exam fees. Financial support is robust, with fee reimbursement schemes like Vidya Devena covering most costs. Campus placements involve around 100 companies annually, predominantly software firms, with a notable presence of core companies. Placements begin from the 6th semester, possibly extending to the 3rd year, with 75% of students securing jobs and average annual salaries of 3.8 lakh INR.
Internships are available for civil and chemical engineering students. Scholarships like Jagananna Vidya Deevena and Jagananna Vasathi Deevena, along with education loans from State Bank of India and Andhra Bank, make education financially accessible. The affordable fee structure, coupled with scholarships, ensures low financial burden, with semester fees around 10,000 INR and scholarships covering up to 13,500 INR for some students. Campus placements offer salary packages from 2.4 to 7 lakh INR per annum, making JNTUA an economically viable option.
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