The college offers a mixed academic experience, with some faculty being highly skilled and others lacking basic knowledge. While the student-to-faculty ratio is favorable, there are strict dress code requirements. Recently rated A+ autonomous, the college has attracted new companies offering better job packages. Internships are available with organizations like Nascom in fields such as data science and cyber security. The college also provides placement training programs to boost student job prospects.
Tuition fees vary: students admitted through the EAMCET exam can receive a 35,000 INR reimbursement, with an annual fee of around 35,000 INR, plus an additional 10,000 INR in the first year for JNTUH fees. Fees for other students range from 20,000 to over 50,000 INR annually, and management seats range from 35,000 to 45,000 INR per year. CRT classes now cost 6,000 INR per semester, up from 2,500 INR.
Scholarships are available, though there are delays in government fund disbursement. Despite these issues, the fee structure is generally considered affordable for low and middle-class families.
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