Admission to the college is based on the EAMCET entrance exam, held in May, with seat allocation depending on the candidate's rank and caste. The cutoff rank is around 3000. The college is a government institution with a reasonable one-time admission fee of about Rs. 10,000. The faculty quality varies, ranging from very good to above average, and they are dedicated to supporting students and instilling moral values. The college has partnerships with top companies like Microsoft, MAQ, and Hyundai, offering placement opportunities, especially for Computer Science Engineering (CSE) students, who enjoy an average salary package of 8-9 Lakhs.
Over 60% of students secure job placements, with better prospects for CSE compared to mechanical students. Internships are available for the top 2 students of each section at the end of the third year, though they do not offer stipends for BE students. Scholarships are awarded based on eligibility, averaging around Rs. 10,000 annually, which helps offset tuition costs. However, scholarship distribution has faced delays, and a recent tuition fee hike of Rs. 15,000 has increased financial pressure.
No scholarship covers mess fees, and additional scholarships could alleviate these financial challenges.
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