Good Faculty and Infrastructure

I have done my Bachelors in Electrical and Electronics since 2015-to 19 and the admission process is very easy. When I applied to this university, the eligibility was rank of below 30k in the EAMCET entrance exam, also there is no application fee. If you want to apply for a bachelor's, you can visit the official website anurag.edu.in where you can find the admission page in which you can apply after selecting the department. OBC, SC & ST candidates will get fee reimbursement as well as scholarship. Overall the admission process is easy and the admission faculty team is very coordinative. The Electrical (EEE) department was nice, the best thing is the good faculty. Anil sir, HOD of the EEE department, was a very good person who guides you well about the future, and also suggests the best companies for internship opportunities. Overall, good infrastructure, department, and admission process. Cons: It would be best if there are more placement opportunities for the EEE, MECH & CIVIL departments.

I choose this course because I am interested in Electrical and Electronics. Faculty: The student ratio is 5:10. Most of the Faculty members are MTECH. There are a totally of 8 semesters (4*2) and exams are moderate.

Internship companies like Smart Bridge, Medha electronic, etc with a stipend of 3000-6000/month. I have done a project on the 3D printers using IoT and Cloud. My team has achieved a certificate for our project in the Agama competition.

Students are eligible for Campus placements from 3-2 or 4-1 semesters. There are more IT companies like TCS, Capgemini, Wipro, etc but have fewer opportunities for EEE, Mech, and Civil departments. The minimum package of 2lpa and the maximum is 15lpa. 60% of students get placed in the final semester. I got placed in a top MNCs IT company, as a software developer and I would like to gain more knowledge and want to achieve a high position in my work field.

Fees hikes are too much every year. The government needs to impose strict rules, as college is increasing tuition fees each year without any limit. No extra scholarships or financial assistance. Only scholarships from the State government.

I believe there are no social groups when I was studying here but we have social clubs where we interact to enhance our soft skills, and confidence, also we have NSS which students will be having every week twice.