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CBIT should try to improve on the attendance issue. Because of it, students cannot excersise their skills and make the best use of their time. Mandatory 75% leads to missing critical conferences, workshops conducted in other colleges.

The curriculum was changed in 2019, including recent innovative and must know technologies for the upcoming generation like AI, ML, Data Science. Other branches like ece, mechanical have been revised the same.

Yes, it provides internship opportunities through the companies that come to offer placements. The stipend depends on the company and varies from 15000-30000 per month. The experience is good as during the internship, you are not put under any pressure.

The placements are fine with the best companies like Oracle, Microsoft, Google, ITC, JP Morgan, Accolite, Deloitte, Value Labs, offering jobs to the skilled students based on a fair selection process.

CBIT is known for it's fest - Carpediem, one of the finest fests of South India. The artists last time included Armaan Malik, Nucleya, Sapan Verma etc. There is another cultural fest Shruthi. The tech fests include Sudhee, mechanica where students from many other colleges participate as well.

It is expensive. There is remuneration for the reserved category students but the general category students have to pay 2.5 lakhs per annum. There is another miscellaneous fee of 9000 and each semester has a different exam fee of 1700. So definitely, it's expensive for others.

The college offers scholarship for students based on the projects or any national level competitions they participate in. Recently, for smart India hackathon 2018, the college offered a scholarship of 4000 per student. However, there aren't any loans granted to students.

The sports facilities are just great. All indoor and outdoor games are covered followed by sports fests where students from all over the state participate. Labs are equipped with state-of-the-art equipment and you can access the facilities anytime.

The hostel is maintained nicely by the college. However, it lacks amenities like good wifi, food quality checking, water supply etc. The hostels are close from the college so there isn't any transport problem. I would rate it 3.5/5.

The alumni network is great and easily contactable. They also hold home-coming every year for the alumni. Also, the seniors are always ready to help based on their experiences and what options one has in the future in their respective fields.

The exam structure is divided as follows - 2 mid-exams where each subject is of 20 marks, followed by a semester of 75 marks. 5 marks are given based on assignments. However, there are talks regarding revision of the structure forthe future batches.

There are two ways to get admission - either through EAMCET or JEE MAINS. While EAMCET rank range is quite small, if you have a decent rank around 20,000, you might even get into CSE (Based on my friend's rank)

The faculty is experienced but lack communication skills. They can teach but cannot impart the required knowledge. There is a need for them to learn the consistently changing technologies and be well-equipped to teach the students as well.