Admission to the engineering college is through the EAMCET exam and online counseling by the state board, prioritizing students by their exam rank. A rank of 5572 out of 150,000 candidates was sufficient to choose the desired campus, Ou, for engineering studies. The college features a mix of experienced professors for core subjects and younger lecturers for electives. Master's students assist undergraduates in labs. The academic schedule includes two internal exams covering half the syllabus and a semester-end exam covering the full syllabus.
The teaching staff is highly qualified and approachable, with a favorable faculty-to-student ratio. The government-funded campus offers fee exemptions for SC, ST, and BC students, while fees for open category students are more affordable than those at private universities. Hostel facilities are available, adding to the campus's benefits. Since 2011, chemical engineering students have seen better job opportunities with multinational companies, offering competitive salaries. Around 30-40% of students seeking placements secure positions through campus placements, with eligibility starting after the second year.
The highest salary package offered is 6 lakhs per annum, and the average is 3 lakhs per annum. However, the university does not offer internships, indicating an area for improvement. To assist with financial needs, the university collaborates with national banks. The course fee is 47,000 INR per year, with a semester fee of 23,500 INR and examination fees of 1,500 INR per semester. There are no additional fees such as registration or development fees.
Scholarships are available for students from economically weaker sections, subject to eligibility criteria.
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