Come here if only placement is your goal

I have completed a course on Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE), which included a good mix of Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) and circuit designing. However, I feel that this course has not adequately prepared me for real-world applications or further academic pursuits. In my opinion, the course curriculum could use some revision to make it more relevant to the industry. Regarding the frequency and timing of exams, there are two major exams in a semester - one in the middle and one at the end - and two minor exams, one before the mid-term and one after it. In terms of difficulty, it is challenging to achieve the highest grade, S (top 5%).

Coming to internships, in the second year we have a chance to sit in interviews and mostly 9 -10 software companies come to campus and hire the skilled ones. the stipend would be around 3 lakhs for 2 months.

as i mentioned before students need to work on their skills and should not depend solely on college . one with good skills can easily crack a 20 to 30 lpa this year in phase 1 highest was around 88LPA and avg around 21LPA . u need to have cgpa grater that 7.5. out of 100 eligible students around 90 get placed . after my degree i will do a software job

I think nit warangal fees dont alter much with time , and the hosted fees are also cheap compared to other nits . total cost would around 10Lakhs INR including tuition fees and hosted fees. one from each branch gonna get scholarship Im not completely aware of that. around 90 percent of eligible candidates gets campus placements here.

Campus Life is pretty boring here in nitw , there a technical fest called technozion and social fest called springspree, both are very boring compared to other colleges . there are good sport facilities here. there are multiple student run societies here which are very imapacr full one students life

Hostels are very bad , but its the best u can get for 25k year , coming to mess food taste is bad , routine menu , will have a hard time in eating in mess, in think if u can afford a pg its better go there and i think there many pg available nearby

For my course, you need to secure a CRL rank of 7K or below for the open category. You can find the application form, application fees, and application dates on the JOSAA website. I don't have any reservation as I belong to the open category. The exams are quite frequent, with two major exams in a semester (mid-term and end-term) and two minor exams, one before mid-term and one after mid-term. Additionally, there are 2-3 assignments based on the lecturer. In terms of difficulty, the exams are fairly manageable. However, it's important to plan the admission process well in advance, as it can take a lot of time.