What Students Say
Likes
- Centurion University offers a vibrant and practical learning environment. The faculty members are well-qualified
- The curriculum is updated with inputs from industry, making it career-relevant. Placement training is provided early
- The placement opportunities can vary depending on the branch; core jobs are limited for some streams.
Dislikes
- While the college has many strengths, there are areas that need improvement. Placement support for core branches is limited
- Wi-Fi in hostels is inconsistent, and the quality of hostel food could be much better. More real-time industry exposure
- The girls-to-boys ratio is roughly 1:3, depending on the department. Despite this, girls participate actively in leadership roles and events.
Course Curriculum Overview
One of the reasons I chose this course was its focus on practical skills, such as hands-on labs, mini-projects, and workshops in fields like AI, IoT, and data science. The inclusion of industry-based electives and mandatory internships was also a deciding factor.
Fees and Financial Aid
The yearly fee structure for my course is consistent across all years with slight variations. In the 1st year, I paid 1,35,000 as the tuition and institutional fee, along with an additional 23,000 academic fee, totaling 1,58,000. From 2nd to 4th year, the tuition remains 1,35,000 per year, with exam fees of 3,500 per semester, making it 7,000 annually. So, for each of these years, the total comes to 1,42,000.
Campus Life
Campus life at Centurion University is lively and engaging, with various clubs and events promoting both academic and cultural growth. The major annual fest “FROLIC” (held in February–March) is a vibrant cultural event, while “CUTM Hackathon” and “Tech Utsav” are popular technical fests held during the odd semester.
Admission
My name is k. Dinesh Reddy and I am from samantiapalli (Ganjam) I have completed my 10th from M.S.P bidyapeetha and I have completed my 12th from the mother's international higher secondary school and my hobbies are I never give up my self and I like what I do and my aim is become a software developer and my inspiration is my father and mother because my father always told one Mantra is that if you can dream it you can do it and mother always told me don't compare yourself with other if you believed in you no one can stop you
Faculty
The faculty-to-student ratio is around 1:25, making it fairly balanced. Most faculties are approachable and supportive, especially during lab work and project guidance. Dr. Ramesh Sir (CSE Dept.) is one of the best – his teaching is clear, practical, and industry-oriented
Night Life
The nightlife on and around campus is quiet and relaxed, typical of a semi-urban university setup. The campus generally closes by 7:00 PM, and the hostel in-time is 8:30 PM for boys and 8:00 PM for girls. Security is strict about these timings, ensuring student safe
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