Anonymous's Review On Deccan College Of Engineering And Technology - [DCET], Hyderabad

1.Deccan College of Engineering and Technology (DCET) is located in City where as most colleges in my region are at City outskirts. 2. Good Transport Facilities. 3. It's a minority college and you are permitted to offer prayer at lunch and special place is provided. 4. To be frank the infrastructure is not that good but you can manage 5. Lecturers are considerate. 6. Great spirit and Environment in the Campus

It's not that top notch but you can get through it. Many faculties are good and experienced. Infrastructure is poor. I'm still studying but I don't know about any industrial visit and all that activities

Fee reimbursement provided by Government of Telangana.For admission to the first year of the four-year degree course in Engineering, candidates must fulfill the eligibility requirements as prescribed by the government of Telangana State and Osmania University from time to time. The intake of first year is 620 students from all branches. All admissions are made strictly in accordance with the government rules in force at the time. Since it is a Muslim minority college 75% of the seats are reserved for Muslims who appear and qualify in the state-level Engineering and Medical Common Entrance Test (EAMCET). The remaining 25% seats are filled by the College Management.

*No wi-fi, *Library is good but you can carry 4 books at a time. *Poor & old lab equipments. *No proper sport events. For admission to the first year of the four-year degree course in Engineering, candidates must fulfill the eligibility requirements as prescribed by the government of Telangana State and Osmania University from time to time. The intake of first year is 620 students from all branches. All admissions are made strictly in accordance with the government rules in force at the time. Since it is a Muslim minority college 75% of the seats are reserved for Muslims who appear and qualify in the state-level Engineering and Medical Common Entrance Test (EAMCET). The remaining 25% seats are filled by the College Management. Admissions to the three-year Master of Computer Applications is made through the Integrated Common Entrance Test (I-CET).