Nice experience in our college with the education we enjoyed alot he?e.

I feel the course curriculum is well planned and covers both theoretical knowledge and practical subjects. It helped me understand the basic concepts required for higher studies and industry. The syllabus follows JNTUH guidelines and includes laboratory sessions for better learning. There are two mid examinations and one semester examination in each semester, and the difficulty level is moderate. I think adding more industry-based projects, workshops, and practical training would make the curriculum even more useful for real-world applications.

Internships are we get from college and also if get them from outside also they will encourage us by giving permissions to go and our mangement will encourage in interships some times we get paid internships and sometimes only for learners.

Placements in the college are decent, and students become eligible for campus placements from the 7th semester. Companies from IT, core, and service sectors visit the campus based on the branch. The average package is around ?3–4 LPA, while the highest package varies every year. A fair number of students get placed, especially those with good academic performance and technical skills. The college also provides placement training, aptitude classes, and interview preparation. After completing my degree, I plan to improve my technical skills.

In my batch, the fee structure was good and not much increasing every year. The tuition fee was around ?65,000 per year, so total fee for 4 years was nearly ?2.6 lakhs. At the time of admission, we also paid admission fee, registration fee and caution deposit. Every year, lab fee, library fee, examination fee and development fee were also compulsory. These charges were not very high. Students from SC and ST categories got fee reimbursement and scholarship from Telangana Government if they are eligible. Some students also received merit scholarships based on marks. Management quota students paid higher fees than convenor quota students. Overall, college fee is affordable compared to many private engineering colleges, and scholarships helped many students to continue their studies without much financial problem.

My overall campus life has been good and enjoyable. The college conducts annual cultural and technical fests, usually during February or March, where students actively participate in various events. The library has a good collection of textbooks, reference books, and journals that are useful for academics. Classrooms are spacious and equipped with projectors and basic teaching facilities. The campus also encourages sports like cricket, volleyball, badminton.

I chose Ellenki College of Engineering and Technology because it offers good academics, experienced faculty, affordable fee structure, and follows the JNTUH curriculum. I also considered a few other private engineering colleges, but I preferred this college due to its better learning environment and convenient location. The admission process was simple and smooth. Students can get admission through the TS EAPCET counselling process or through the management quota. Eligibility is passing 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. Most students prefer TS EAPCET for admission. The overall admission experience was easy, and the college staff guided us properly throughout the process.

Faculty members are supportive and easy to approach. The student-faculty ratio is good. I liked most of the Mechanical faculty because they explain concepts clearly. The curriculum is relevant to JNTUH. There are 2 mid exams and 1 semester exam. Exams are of moderate difficulty, and students who study regularly usually pass.

There is not much nightlife around the college, as the area is mostly calm and suitable for students. The college cafeteria and library remain open during college working hours and close in the evening. Hostels follow fixed in-time rules for student safety, and the campus is also closed after college hours except for authorized staff and hostel students. Students usually spend their free time in the cafeteria, nearby tea stalls, restaurants, and shopping areas with friends