Honest opinions

Yes, sinciere remark is don't just be dependent on your faculty research the topics yourself and fact check. Learn tangible skills for industry and learn gate subjects in your curriculum from standard resources to understand topics in depth.

Course curriculum during our time is according to JNTU now it is autonomous institution.curriculum has all the courses that are required to groom you as professional engineer out of college. The curriculum needs to be tweaked little to make it more practle,tangible and reliable.

With the new placement officer,placements are really decent, still it needs to improve with majority of product based companies that visit college.

College fest is only cultural, there used to be technical fest to but discontinued during our time. College still need to improve when it comes to conducting technical fest. They need to allow students to have innovative ideas to inculcate technical skills among students

During our time tuition fee is 68000,I don't know about present. For library 4000 need to be paid during first year for 4 years.there is full transperancy in fees. Fee may vary from year to year. But overall it's decent compared to majority of colleges

I did not apply for scholarship. If you are eligible government provides reimbursement you need to check with college about its policies it's clearly transparent.

Gender ratio is fair enough. College has lots of scope to explore your technical aspect since it has all the infrastructure. Students usually come from different states, religions and cultural background it has it's good diversity. It has decent atmosphere. If you are the one here to study and go out with successful career you can opt it.

No, college doesn't have hostels, there are many hostels around I was a day scholar. The average pg rents are around 5000. Few opt for rooms according to their comforts. if you are the person comfortable with sharing rooms then pg is for you.

Yes these days they are building alumni network, they are conducting alumni meet every year to strengthen their alumni network.

I have a passion for computer science and in EAMCET I got this college and I had to stick with it. After EAMCET you need to attend counselling and choose college options based on your rank you'd get a college. After that attend college and register it by paying.

Few are really excellent but I am not satisfied with majority of faculty in computer science. They don't have skills required to teach computer science. I don't really find passion for teaching in most of them. They don't research before they present the topic.