Serene, Royal & Good in academics.

I have appeared for EAMCET 2014 and scored 41/160 marks. I have applied for almost all the reputed college in Hyderabad by then and along with all those this was also the one as I seemed it the reputed one in IBRAHIMPATNAM, HYDERABAD.

It is quite good as it provides all the basics required in everyday life like including Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry in the first year would ensure the basic knowledge. English as a means of communication is very important and that is what JNTUH made a decision to involve it in 2 years.

No, it has not yet provided any internships as of now and would hope to get one in the early future as we will be moving to 4th year.

It's relatively very low when compared to other reputed colleges in Hyderabad as we only get one out of ten companies to be taken us into a technically based job but the rest of them are just BPO's. This is the second point under the red category. Hope they provide us with better job opportunity by the end of our academic year.

Events celebrated in our college are as follows: 1) Traditional Day (once in 2 years): It happened to be in 2014 when I was in my 1st year, but we were not given the chance to get involved and only 2nd,3rd,4th years students enjoyed it. Recently, the situation was quite opposite to that of the first year as we again got a chance of celebrating TD but this it was restricted only to 1st years. So missed both the times. 2) Freshers Day(Probably): It happened in our college till the last year.ie.,2016. 3) Technical Fest(Recently): It was the first time in 2016 that technical fest called SAARANG 2k16 took place which was quite an average one in technical side but good in sports competitions.

Based on the standards provided by the college including academics, lecturers, books in the library, sports to the students it is absolutely expensive and does not worth the amount. I guess to stay in competition to peer colleges it has to make certain changes over to its present lagging factors.

College doesn't offer any loan facility as of now, but based on the income certificate provided by the student at JNTUH counselling period, it helps the student in availing the fee-reimbursement.

The campus is very serene and aesthetic for the first few day visitors later on everyone gets used to as a daily scene beauty. Regarding gender ratio, it's completely balanced in most cases and there is no discrimination in any form towards any student or lecturer. Labs are good enough. Regarding the extracurricular activities like sports, debates etc..the college provided a very minimum no. of equipment to have fun with that particular sport. It doesn't even have a good SPORTS ROOM indeed.

The hostel facility is good but when it comes to the mess it is average as the hostel students are provided very less quantity of food and that to a limited menu as students sacrifice their tastes so as to stay in college premises which make their pocket savings thereby reducing in and outgoings.

The alumni are happy with their experiences with this college but are always stuck with the imagination that the college has not provided a better placement option to them by which they had to prefer studying higher courses like MS or MTech.

The exam structure is quite normal and but the invigilation is conducted strictly to maintain no copying or malpractices. At times the lecturers provide some important questions which are seemed to be a disappointing factor as it degrades the learning potentiality in students.

I have got admission into this institute in convener quota only. The Admission process was like we had to pay the fee speculated to the Government bank account providing all the required college details and then it would later transfer the amount on our name to my college.

The faculty of the college is like 50-50 wherein you have almost super experienced lecturers alongside with lecturers who have no enough knowledge to handle the subject as well as students in a class.So, I say this is one of the points to be highlighted in red!