Very good place if you really wanted to learn something.

College management is somewhat strict and rarely cares about student problems. They are money minded.

I have appeared for eamcet and I got 27246 rank .I opted for this college mainly because computer science faculty is one of the strengths of this college and and I heard a lot about it. Also the college is in the city so I favoured it.

Curriculum is exactly what is mentioned by jntu.but you could happily learn more from faculty in leasure and spend some time in labs and brush up your technical skills.the scope for learning new technology is good atleast for computer students.elective selection is entirely up to college management and there is no student involvement.department hends often find students with good skills and help them in research in respective departments for their major projects.I swear quality of such projects is very good and they are of PhD standards.

Our college started providing internships from last year. Personally I got an internship at PurpleTalk as ios developer for 7k as stipend and few other people got in various companies like Infosys, Sunderland e.t.c.

Honestly , placements were great only for our batch. Purpletalk was first to come with package of 2.5lpa.then followed by Infosys and Amazon for 3.3lpa and 2.7lpa.then gen pact, sutherland with 155 per month. Then 5 more start ups came.overall 150 placements happened.

Our college roughly conducts 2 or 3 fests every year and they are reasonably good, which may be technical or cultural. College people do spend quite good amount of money for fests but generally think commercial in case of their earnings through those events. Apart from that inter college sports meets and national level events are also conducted once a year .students have good scope for gaining skills in extra curricular activities.

Our college charges 69k per year for govt fees. And management fees may go up to 1lpa.apart from that they don't take any great amount throughout the course. Students who have fees reimbursement can avail it so that they can study for free.But college do charge some money for lab fees and library fees and exam fee as mentioned by university.

No we don't have any scholarships or any such things.Once you finish the course if you do really well in academics they you might get some scholarship from university. College generally doesn't bother about loan facilities. It is your own headache to take care of fees.

College environment is very good with 17 clubs and ieee and csi groups.every now and then workshops happen and there is no issue of gender discrimination or ragging.all the students are treated equally in college premises.But in recent batch one or two incidents happened here and there which contributed to ragging.but college management doesn't consider these things so seriously generally.they tend to think only about money all the time. Economic status or regional disputes never happen in college.

There is no hostel in our college and we have a canteen which gives nice food for reasonable food.we have many hostels in and around the college for students to stay at very reasonable price. They also provide facilities like free WiFi. Generally rooms wo

Generally, alumni has got no work to do with college once they leave. They don't care about college once they leave.

I personally never felt that we gave so many exams and labs when compared to other colleges. Whatever jntu specify is what we follow in the college . There is not much intervention of college to change the default exam structure.But frankly speaking ,stu

I can say it is the core strength of the college atleast when I was studying. But I am not sure whether the same quality is maintained now or not.many of the faculty are very seniors with great knowlege in their respective areas and they encourage student