EXPERIENCE BY A RGUKTIAN

I did choose the 6-year Integrated B. Tech course as I am from a rural background and RGUKT is best for Rural students. Faculty are also very qualified and they also stay in quarters in the vampudt only. Many faculty are from IITs and some have done their PhDs too. Here sem and mid exams will be done from time to time hence no stress on students but the only problem is here the concept is "learning by doing" Hence few students may suffer.

There are many companies tied up with RGUKT eg: Wipro, TCS, Mahindra, etc. the project will be different for different branch students. For example, our seniors have done a project "green globe" national level 2nd prize winner (InnovateFPGA).

From Engineer 3rd year Sem 2, students will get a lot of internship opportunities (mainly CSE & ECE). The highest package is 1cr - senior name - vara prasad - in blockchain technology. 70% of students get placed (approximately). I would like to join M.Tech after my degree.

Fees are 48000 for PUC1, and PUC2 per year (hostel + college fee). For engineering, fees are 56000 per year. But it is not a big problem because we get a scholarship (JVD). But children of govt employees have to pay fees on their own because they do get scholarships. I am still studying here, I didn't get any job but my senior has got a 10LPA.

SIGNUS, IGNITE, and TECHZITE are the major events conducted in Nuzivid. Also, there are many events for Yoga day too. You can find all these videos on YouTube. Nuzivid campus consists of a big library consisting of various books from Telugu literature to competitive exam books - every book needed by students is almost available.

I took an entrance exam because due to covid-19, the 10th exams were not conducted (2020 batch). Generally, admission will be based on 10th marks. Application fees are just 400 only and also even have concessions based on caste. And reservation benefits are also there for SCs, STs, EWS, NCC, PH, Sports, and CAP. Admission will run smoothly no worries.