Nice college with good faculty and infrastructure

I choosed G Pulla Reddy Engineering College beacuse of its brand .It is popular all our the city and it is good at placements and academics and culturals and sports and many other aspects and thingss.....Read More

I applied to different colleges, which are present in andhra pradesh. Finally I got into G. Pulla Reddy Engineering College. This was one of the best college in rayalaseema region. Coming to the parameters, tjis college has best knowleged faculty who has completed ph.D and there are absolutely very good at teaching skills....Read More

I was applied for so many colleges but my first priority in the list is g pulla Reddy engineering college because of this is the best college I think among all the colleges i referred. The admission process in this college is there are two types they are through EAPCET and management quota if you want to come to this college through EAPCET the fee will be pay by the government and in the management quota we have to pay fee our own....Read More

As i had told in previous question this college provide good percent of placements such that at the time of joining there are around thousands plus placements such that various companies visited our campus....Read More

I chose G. Pulla Reddy Engineering College mainly because of its good placement record and affordability, making it a better deal than all the other colleges. From all the colleges I had applied to, Sri Vidya Niketan in Tirupati was also an option. I avoided Sri Vidya Niketan, though, opting for G. Pulla Reddy Engineering College, not just because of the fee structure but also because of the campus environment it afforded-something which was also much more satisfactory. Other Colleges Contemplated: Sri Vidya Niketan, Tirupati: This was one of my other choices. This had a higher taker in comparison to G. Pulla Reddy Engineering College. The good placement record coupled with the two above factors made me settle for the former. I was looking for admission in National Institutes of Technology (NITs). I scored 93.4 percentile in JEE Mains, and I was hoping that the seat would come through, but this did not happen with such a high cut off, hence not very encouraging. So, I attempted again, but the result was similar, so I aimed to look for opportunities in my state and undertook the EAMCET exam. Procedure for getting admission at G. Pulla Reddy Engineering College: The admission process here in this institution G. Pulla Reddy Engineering College is based purely on EAMCET rank. It happens to be the first choice of most aspirants for engineering in Andhra Pradesh. My rank was 7983; therefore, it was favorably considering good colleges within the state. So did the same thing with G. Pulla Reddy's cutoff as well to match with my rank. Eligibility: Students who passed 12th class and have a background of Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry are accepted in the college. Exams Accepted: EAMCET is the significant exam accepted. This is the most preferred entrance test used for the entry into engineering colleges in Andhra Pradesh. Cutoffs: Cutoffs vary with gender and caste categories. It ranges from one cutoff to the other depending on the categories of reserved and gener...Read More

Seventy percent of marks in his intermediate and eamcet grades must be admitted to this college. The application form can be found directly on the official college website or students can take admission from the administration office in the college. There are fee discounts on reservation categories....Read More