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Various fests occurs, which are open for all students but outer students are not available to enter A gyanotsav occurs every 2 years which is a significant fest and a celebrity is invited. The books are available but u have to reissue the book every 15 days, if failed the college charges fine per day, and the books are also not available if your complete feel is not paid, for that reason many. students are unavailable to get the books issued. The facilities are very good, but technical equipments are good. Yearly games occur like basketball, cricket, football. There are various social clubs , which are categorised as per music,dance, which are good.

The faculty to students ratio is 1:15. Faculties are highly qualified. They provide us good reasearch opportunities. The faculty member I liked is Mrs. Vandana Tripathi, she is very supportive and is always ready to solve our problems, she tries to make children feel very safe and comfortable around. She has a brilliant knowledge of her core as well. The teacher I disliked is madhulika mam, as because she made me feel uncomfortable and ashamed by calling me a duffer student in front of the class. There are various exams that occur but certain teacher always support us , to crack them

The fee structure of my college is reasonable and affordable.the yearly tuition fees is around 35,000 .apart from tuition fees, students have to pay registration fees which is around 1,500 at the time of admission.lab fees and development fees are included in the annual fees.there is no hidden charges during the course.the total free for the complete course is approximate 1.5 lakh and scholarships for S.T ,S.C and OBC students are available , which help to reduce the financial burden

The faculty members in my college are experienced and supportive. The faculty to students ratio is balanced they explain concepts in clearly and encourage students to ask questions. the course structure are to well and planned.

Firstly I don't think that i choose b.tech in college because from previous classes I am average student. But from 11th class i interested in study and take b.tech in college I practice for real world application for further academic pursuits Give syllabus only for future use and practicals The frequency and timing of exams along with my perspective that if I study any topic in college then revise in home to maintain easy tu learn and study

Annual festival is world tourism day that celebrates in the college by all departments. And gyan utsav in 2 years 1 month range of books from Library and students reissue for higher studies There is facility and technogical in class rooms projectors for study , AC for coolness There is many sports are organised in the college, basketball, cricket, badminton, tennis, etc and dance , singing, drama and many more

for students admitted through the is eamcet the annual tution fee is 95,000 per year.in first year students should pay libraray fees,lab fees,devolopment fees,student activity charges and some miscellaneous fees which is around 5000-6000 per year and 15000 in first year.semester exam fees is 2000.some extra coding platforms will be provided and it costs 4000. for students admitted through management quota, the fee strture is higher they sually pay 1-1.5lakh per year depending upon th ebranch and avalibilty of seats.other compusalry charges like exam fees,libraray fees, lab fees are paid.hostel and mess fees are different for who adopt campus accommodation. students st, sc categories are eligible for telanagana state govt schloarship. as free trends,has shown slightly increase over recent academic years dure to university regulations .overal colleg ewill provide structed fee system

The placements at Malla Reddy Engineering College For Women are moderate and manily focused on entry level opportunities. Students usually become eligible for campus placements from 6th or 7th semester.placement cell provides regular training in communication, resume building, interviews to improve employability. comapnies such as TCS,infosys,Wipro, cognizant,Accenture,Capgemini, and Tech mahindhra commonly visit campus.the average package is around 6-7lpa, while highest package is 46lpa offered to few.approximately 60-70% of students of eligible students get placed each year, especially who maintains good academic performance. while top-tier companies is limited, they provide decent support.My plan after completing degree is either secure a job through campus placements or to pursure higher studies

In our college recently the college has seen good improvement in internships and industry exposure Reputed companies have started visiting the canpus and offering internships opportunity through placements drive's and training program Also recently in oue college Cisco ideathon is also there in june month gives ppo that is pre placements offerr Companies and internships roles offered In recent times companies like AWS TCS Infosys LTI Mindtree EY Deloitte and Cisco have visited the college Aws offers roles related to data science and cloud based learning programs TCS Infosys and LTI Mindtree offered technical and trainee based internships programs focusing on programming analytics and IT fundamental. EY Deloitte and CISCo provided opportunities related to consulting technologies analytic and skill baswd training program Some of these internships were stipend baswd while other focusing on learning certification and Future placement opportunity Project and task including During these internships students work on Data analysis and basic data science project under aws program specially Software development and problem solving skills Cloud computing and real world Case based task Outcomes and learning experience Exposure to industry levek tools and platforms Hands on project experience Better understanding of real corporate work culture Certificates and Project outcome usefull for resumes and placements

The faculty to student ratio is decent .In most classes one teacher handles 50 to 60 students at a time.Many teachers are supportive and approachable especially if students show interest and ask doubt sincerely Overall the faculty students relationship is average to good. Some faculties are good in explaining concepts in easy and simple way are always ready to help students after class or during practical. i like some teachers are like focus more on understanding and gathering knowledge rather than Just completing the syllabus. Few faculties are not good at engaging in class Their teaching style mostly is based on theoretical and based on book ish language The course structure follows the University structure both theoretical and practical the curriculum is good for basic technical language but it mostly exan oriented not industry oriented There are two internal exams one is mid term and another is end semester mid term are easy but finals are more difficult if students attend regular classes makw proper notes and attentive to class they can easily passs the exam

I would rate it average . It is comprehensive but not so useful as in todays world we require more skills than the formulas. It is related to communication and i am very interested in that . It is not very good for real world application but wr do learn about the basics and get hold of how everything work but does not cover advanced technology. Syllabus should be revised and should be more based on skills than theory and rattafication There are 3 to 4 exam per semester which can be very hectic that it feels like we are giving exams every few weeks. Difficulty is not that much but syallabus is really hard to cover amd we can not focus more on skills and projects more of the time we are giving exams

Faculty member are very good and nice. Ofcourse not all are same but atleast they try to be teach students. 1 single teacher have to take a class of 70 students a time I like many faculties such as Mrs Ankita Sharma, Mr himashu Tripathi, Mr Jinendra Chabra etc I do not dislike any faculty but i do find it difficult to learn from some as there teaching style is not very comprehensive. There are 3 to 4 exams each semester depemding upon the length of semester. Tjey are not very hard and are related to pyqs but syllabus is very long and very hard to remembrr all of it. Course curriculim is not vrry useful for real world

College fees 50000 per year of btech Admission fees 2000 Registration fees 1500 Hotel rent :- 2500 per month I am from SC category I get the scholarship per year 60000 from mp government . I received my scholarship after the paying fees

The btech curriculum at GGCT (RGPV ) is relevant and well structured, covering engineering subjects, labs and projects . It balances theory and practical skills, prepares students for industry and higher studies

The annual fest name is JANAGANI and it held in the months of December. Sometimes in February. Books are easily accessible from the library but they will verify you first that you are the students of this college or not . Facilities and technology like projectors and wifi are there . Also projectors in each class is there . Sports and extracurricular activities are half once in a year . They conduct matches between the teams and in cricket they called it GPL - Gurukul premier league in which all students from 1st 2nd and 3rd year participate . Student run clubs are like Microsoft club , GDSC club and udhyam etc. it impacts a lot in student life as it helps in resume building with skills, certification and experience.

Faculty to student ratio is good because half of the student don't come to college for classes . Teachers are approachable and relationship between students and teachers depends upon students how they behave with them . Mayank Aggarwal the hod and dean of our college , I like him most because he always try to contact most of the companies in our college . I don't like the infrastructure of this college otherwise all faculties are good except one faculty whose name is Mr. Prateek who teach us electronics . He used to write everything on the board just by copying it from his notes . Exams are taken like sessional exams and semester exams. Exams are not so difficult. It is moderate and easy .

I liked it andi wanted to choose this course Pretty well, except few teachers all are good Labs can be improved modalities in labs can be upgraded and few are not working so it shoulde be repaired to replace with working ones Exam time is good and enough - 70 marks for 3 hours and 35 for 2 hours

SIP - it is a program where the givernment provides funcding and a student can make thir own start up NSS - national social service program is also very good and gives impact on letters to take further studies addmission Both of these are really helpful for future

The faculty to student relationship are generally good and they are approachable to students who need guidance . The faculty member I like are Vimmi Pandey mam , Roshni Vishwakarma mam , Om Parihar sir , Kamaljeet Kalsi sir and Paroha sir they are approachable, student-friendly and guide us for career guidance. The best faculty are one who explained concept clearly , encourage interaction and guided students for future guidance. In per semester their is 2 assignment tests , 2 mid sems , 1 final semester exam, 1 internal and 1 external viva.

My college campus life has been engaging and well-rounded . The college host Gyanotsav (December), featuring competition , performances and sports events. The library is well-stocked with books and jounals ,easily accessible for studies and research. Classroom and labs are facilitates including projector, high-speed internet and updated software. Sports like cricket , football ,absketball,etc. Students run societies like Technical , Cultural , Sports and Arts - organize workshops and events.

curriculum balances core technical subjects with practical components like labs, projects, and industry-oriented electives. The syllabus builds strong fundamentals while encouraging problem-solving, which helps in real-world applications, internships, and higher studies. However, the curriculum can be improved by adding more hands-on projects, updated industry tools, and flexible electives. Teaching methods would benefit from interactive sessions and real case studies. Exams are conducted regularly, maintaining discipline; their difficulty level is moderate, testing both conceptual clarity and application-based understanding.

Faculty to student ratio is 70 I like antima mam who is teacher of pps first year having good knowledge and knowledge delivery is nice I don't like usha mam who are very very strict i don't give assigned on time once then she deduct my practical marks 3 internal exam conducted by the college and all are hard levels

I’m currently studying B.Tech at Mohan Babu University. For my batch (2025–29), the year-wise fee I’m paying roughly is: Year 1: ?2,25,000 Year 2: ?2,50,000 Year 3: ?2,75,000 Year 4: ?2,50,000 These include tuition + development + lab + registration/admission but not hostel/transport. The tuition is the main chunk; registration/admission fees are usually ?2k-?15k one-time and a refundable caution deposit around ?5k-?10k. Semester exam, library & lab fees add small amounts annually too. For my SC batchmate through EAMCET, the tuition was lower (~?95,000 per year) with a government scholarship (~?70,000) credited directly, so their actual payment stayed low. On the management quota, senior friends are paying ?2.0 – ?3.0 L per year for the same course. Overall fees have increased compared with 2023–24; some courses like B.Tech CSE went from ?7.6 L total to ?10 L total due to hikes. Scholarships available: Merit scholarships based on AP EAPCET ranks/board marks – 100%, 75%, 25%, 10% tuition waivers (higher ranks/marks get higher waivers). PG merit (MBA/MCA) scholarships for top performers in entrance tests. For M.Tech, APPGECET rankers get 10% waiver + ?5,000 monthly stipend, and GATE qualifiers get ?12,000/month stipend. All waivers apply to tuition only and require good academic performance to continue.

The faculty-to-student ratio at MBU is moderate roughly 1:18 to 1:22 depending on the department. In core branches like CSE and ECE, professors are generally more accessible. In larger batches (like first year), one TA/assistant may handle tutorials, so one-on-one time can be limited. Faculty-Student Relationship & Approachability Most professors are friendly and willing to help outside class if you approach them respectfully. Some are strict about attendance and deadlines, but will guide academically if you show effort and ask queries.

Campus life at GGCT is lively, balanced, and student-friendly. The college promotes not only academics but also social interaction, creativity, leadership, and sports participation. Students get many opportunities to grow beyond classrooms. The college organizes energetic events that bring students together: Annual Cultural Fest – Usually held between February and March. It includes dance, music, drama, fashion shows, and fun competitions. It creates a strong bonding atmosphere among students. Technical Fest – Generally conducted around October–November. It features coding competitions, robotics, quizzes, technical presentations, and workshops. This fest helps students apply technical knowledge in real scenarios.

Gyan Ganga College of Technology (GGCT), Jabalpur is a reputed private engineering college known for its disciplined environment, technical focus, and supportive academic system. The campus life is balanced between academics, events, and skill development activities. Faculty Members & Teaching Quality The faculty-to-student ratio is generally good, which allows teachers to give attention to students, Course Structure The course curriculum follows the university syllabus and covers fundamental concepts, practical labs, and project work. Subjects are relevant to industry, especially in later semesters (like AI, Data Science, Networking, etc., depending on branch).

A better future in technology and data science influenced me to choose this course. The curriculum exposes us to real world applications, benefits, implementation to achieve future goal in this field. Teaching methods and number of teachers can be improved. Some students fund it difficult to naviga6with certain teachers. Exams are held in good timing and frequency which gives us time to prepare and learn with any rush

Faculty and student ratio is low. Faculty availability is low. Overall relationship of students and teachers is good, it can be improved. Head of department and principal are very supportive. Exams are conducted twice a year that is 2 semesters yearly. Very less students fail the final examination but it's not zero. Course is very relevant to pass the rgpv final examinations

Honestly,it's a solid foundation but feels a bit 'old school' It covers the basics thoroughly, but if you want to be job-ready for 2026, you just rely on the rgpv syllabus. It's great for theory, but you'll need side projects to bridge the gap to real-world tech

Campus life is a vibe, especially during Gyanotsav and tech fests. We've got solid clubs for coding, cultural stuff, and sports (cricket/football). Infrastructure is modern smart labs and a great library-though the wi-fi can be spotty

i paid 1,33,600 in 1st year which include sequrity fee , and 1,28,000 onwards exam fee of 7,500 per year to university. you have to pay around 8,000 for uniform fee for 1st year and further no extra fee requried to pay i am other state so paying my full fees , if you belong to unreaserved cat and have good marks in JEE mains goverment will give your fee( around 5% students ) for them who can't afford to pay fee , their is also if your family income is below a certain lever you get scolarship between 60,000-1,20,000 by state goverment the fees for all categories are same expect of FW but different categories get scolarships

their are lot of faculty and they are going to remember your name so they focus on students its easy to approch some of faculties depends on you , Mr .pankaj gupta is one such name great teacher the way of teaching make EE easy you have to give 3 ST in 1 sem two of 30 marks and 1 of 40 you are going to get your internal marks on basis of it so it is important , talking about STs are moderate can pass pass and fail depend on subjects some subjects no one fail but if collage make paper tough i dee half of student getting fail

Inclusion of AI & Data Science specialization within a B.Tech framework. Strong emphasis on core engineering subjects such as: Mathematics & Statistics Programming (C, Python, Java) Data Structures & Algorithms Database Management Systems Alignment with RGPV curriculum, which is recognized for: Competitive exam preparation Higher studies eligibility These aspects gave confidence that the course would provide a solid technical foundation

The faculty to student ratio is 1:70. The faculty to student relationship is nice. There are many teachers whom I like the but there are also certain teacher whom I don't like. The exam are taken as the assignment test twice and mid semester exam also twice and the final examinations are organized by the RGPV university.

VIT Chennai’s EV curriculum stands out for its interdisciplinary depth, blending mechanical design with power electronics and battery chemistry. It effectively prepares students for the industry through MATLAB simulations and hands-on BMS prototyping, while providing the rigorous theoretical foundation in control systems required for high-level global research. Would you like me to generate a comparison table of the specific EV-focused credits versus the standard mechanical track Curriculum is overall sufficient no need of improvements as such Frequency of exam CAT1( Continuous assessment test 1):- one month after commencement of semester. It is generally easy and simple CAT2:- one month after CAT1 exams complete(on tougher side as this exam is open notes) FAT(Final Assessment Test):- 1.5 months after CAT2 exams complete ( easy to moderate)

VIT Chennai offers good internship opportunities for Mechanical Engineering students through a mix of college-supported programs, faculty references, and student-driven applications. Internships are usually pursued during summer and winter breaks, and students are encouraged to complete at least one internship before final year. Core mechanical companies such as L&T, TVS Motor Company, Ashok Leyland, Hyundai, Bosch, Caterpillar, Saint-Gobain, Renault-Nissan, and Tata Motors have offered internships to students in roles like Mechanical Intern, Production Intern, Quality Intern, Manufacturing Intern, and Design Intern. Stipends typically range from ?5,000 to ?15,000 per month, depending on the company and role, while some research-based internships are unpaid but provide strong academic exposure.

No no, they are not ready for solving the real world problems and not providing a modern technologies bcoz they have no more experienced faculties that they are providing a modern technologies. So, If you are going for this college then I will advise you that you can only passed your college examination but if you are think a lot that you will be good engineer in your future through this college so, please go for other colleges.

Yeah, faculties talk with students in a proper manner and discipline but when students are not attend their lectures then faculties call their parents. And I like only one faculty that is Tanu Dixit ma'am because she teaches a good quality content and talk with students a good way. Overall some of them are good faculties and a lot of them are not good like Ram Kumar Sir, Sonam Tomar ma'am and a lot

I think it is from 5th sem . There are too many companies visited my college and they get many offers . The highest placement of the college is 51 lpa i think and the average lpa is 6. My plan is to get the degree first and then get the job of a good package.

My college project is too good I like to complete my college task and I feel very comfortable after completing it . Some task are individual and some are group projects. I also participate in hackathon where we work on several projects in group