Blueprints and breakthroughs :- an engineering life story

It depends upon the teachers the way they teach to students So in my case i had choose ece due to the lectures where they had bestskills and more knowledge in their paticular subject. they had outside world knowledge more than a book knowledge

For every year i had paid 60400 upto 4 years The tution fees is 30200 for eveey semister Admission fees is 2500 before joining the college The lab and exam fees are 800 per semister The other compulsary fees like library and sports fees are free of cost

Eveey year there will be a fest and farewell party along with that every month there will be a programme for entertainment to students and stundents also participate in that In my library every book is available and they are 3 to 6 books available in the name of every author In classromms there are projector to show the clearly on the subject

I had applied to kl university but they had rejected my admission due to the marks i had scored in eamcet The paticular reason to choose dhanekula is the way they teach and make students to get pass in examinantions and moreover private colleges have less recognization than jntuk affiliated colleges The eligibility to get admission in my college is to score a better marks in eamcet and intermediate

The faculty - to - student ratio is 80% due to somewhat unessery disturbances in class the cordation with teachers and students will get disturbed sometimes Dr.M.vamshi krishna hod of the ece department, i like him most due to the way he reacts to the situation

Preparing for admission to an engineering program or a job in engineering typically involves multiple rounds, each with specific requirements and areas of focus. Here’s a detailed guide on what to expect and how to prepare for each stage. 1. Group Discussion (GD) Common GD Topics: Current Affairs: Topics like "The impact of Artificial Intelligence on Jobs" or "The Role of Technology in Sustainability." Abstract Topics: Topics such as "The Pen is Mightier than the Sword" or "Red vs. Blue," meant to assess creativity and interpretation. Industry-Specific Topics: For engineering students, this may include "The Future of Electric Vehicles" or "The Challenges of Renewable Energy." Social/Political Issues: Topics like "Should Social Media be Regulated?" or "Is Climate Change the Biggest Threat to Humanity?" Preparation Tips: Stay updated on current events, especially technology and engineering trends. Practice structuring your arguments—introduce your point, support it, and conclude concisely. Work on communication skills, especially the ability to listen, respond diplomatically, and maintain eye contact. 2. Interview Rounds Technical Interview: Expect questions about core subjects like mathematics, mechanics, electrical circuits, coding (if applicable), and design principles. They may ask questions related to projects you've worked on, so be prepared to explain your role, the challenges, and outcomes. Sample Technical Questions: "Explain Ohm’s Law and its applications in circuit design." "Describe the project you worked on, including the tools and programming languages you used." "How would you approach solving [specific technical problem]?" HR Interview: Focuses on personality, strengths, weaknesses, and motivation for pursuing engineering. They may ask scenario-based questions to assess problem-solving, teamwork, and leadership skills.

After fompleting of study hours you can spend time in the campus with your friends like in cafateria,ground,gym etc College timmings will be from 9 to 4:30 and hostel timmings will be from evening 5 to morning 8:30