One of the good colleges based on the ROI percentage.

The ambience and the ROI percentage made me choose this college. Like a coin has two faces, even this had few positives and few negatives. The positives I have mentioned and the negatives are the lack of awareness of the present.

The curriculum is decided by the JNTUH University itself. As far as the academics part is concerned, the faculty is above average. One needs to prepare individually and do not rely on faculty at least for the academics. The faculty here is ready to help. The curriculum of the course is more theoretical rather than practical for the R16 regulation. Now the curriculum is changed which is more practical.

The campus placements are not up to the mark as this college is far away from the city. Many companies don't visit the campus. The placements this year were average due to the pandemic. But the placement team is very engaging and trying level best to get the corporates to the campus

Financial assistance for the category students (OBC, SC, ST, BC). The campus placements are average this year dir to the ongoing pandemic. The figures might improve after the reopening of the campus. The fee is very nominal as it is a government university. Also, many students get the scholarship based on the performance.

The campus life is average as most of the space is left unused and the working buildings are poles apart. The sports and cultural events take place but those are on yearly basis. Clubs were initiated from our batch so they are new and will be better in the future.

The hostel available here are very good at the price they are being offered. The cost is nominal. For boys, we have 6 hostels and for girls, we had 4. The rooms are good but even a mattress is not provided.

No group discussion or interview for admission to this university. The students are selected based on the ranks they have secured in the TS EAMCET entrance examination. The seat allocation will be done in online mode itself.