THINK PLACEMENT ,THINK CMR the title tells it all :)

The admissions are taken according to the rank you secure in ur eamcet And also depends upon the category in which you belong Management seats are a bit pricey as you all know they would range from 7-9lakhs and the demand is more for computer science

As our college was affiliated with jntu in 2018, it was tough to pass in the examination but the interns which were given by our college lecturers they were pretty decent and they would pass Everyone The faculty are also good they clear all ur doubts

No need to worry about campus placements because the college offers 100% placement among that 90% of students get placed in any of the companies and the remaining are mostly focused on govt jobs or opt for higher studies like ms in states and different countries the college also supports the students who ever are planning to study abroad for further studies

the fees structure depends on the branch you opt for when I was studying it was under jntuh affiliation so the fees would be similar for all branches but I think the fees differ from branch to branch since the college has become autonomous there is nothing like scholarship if you get good rank in eamcet then there is a chance they might reduce the fees. the campus is linked with many big companies like epam, TCS, Wipro, cognizant, etc and moreover, the t&p officer is soo good and friendly with everyone and he tries his level best to place each and every student in anyone if the company so there is no fear of not getting placed by the end of your graduation

The campus life is good but couldn't get a chance to enjoy that life since my complete graduation is completed in online classes due to covid-19. The college also conducts different hackathons and sports meet with different colleges and there are also different clubs like robotics club, python club, and also extracurricular clubs if you want to participate The infrastructure is also good every class has a projector to teach and all laboratories are well equipped