THINK CMR THINK PLACEMENT

is best scope for future CSM for best package now ai going ti lead humans in advanced mode .and we are used see my faculty knowledge and future vision to get bright future .student ration is important my college 20 members has one faculty.

We are getting intenship by the AICTE government of india .and getting training by strict test and also we getting preference and able to get projects and outcomes to clarify the tasks and helps for further

best placement and semister students become eligible for campus placement.now companies of google microsoft campegimi amozon filpkart and these company visited and it offers made by product training .

cost of study is one lakhs five thousand(105000 rupees) my scholarship is provided by telangana government by telangana Emcet. getting 35000 scholarship for every year.yes some companys are available to give stipend

there are many anual fest and tech fest for every month and conducting best clubs for imporving skills and our library has so many volumes and books and journals in library.and our class Amenities in classroom has projector

Hostel facility has chair and study table and bed with including locker and every room has wifi router.best meal quality and it has food by dal curry ,and used keep parotha ,sweet. and chips .yes rented rooms has there.

i am eligible ts emcet exam by ts emcet online and general resevation .college admission is very simple .yes resevations are avalible and we get best college.now iam very happy for admission.my course csm

The faculty-to-student ratio seems okay, around 1:15 to 1:20. How well you connect with teachers appears to be hit or miss. Some students find them helpful and easy to talk to, while others feel it could be better. It really depends on the specific teacher and department. I can't name favorite or disliked teachers – that's personal stuff you'd hear from students. But, some reviews mention knowledgeable and supportive faculty, while others point out issues with teaching clarity or lack of extra help. Courses are usually by semester, two a year. You learn the main stuff for your major, plus some electives. There's a mix of theory and practical lab work. Some students think the courses could be updated more to match what's happening in the real world now. For exams, expect two main tests each semester: mid-terms and end-terms. Plus, there are assignments, quizzes, and lab work that count. How hard the exams are depends on how well you study. I don't have exact failure rates, but like any college, some students don't pass everything the first time. The course relevance is something some students think could be improved to be more up-to-date.

Students often unwind by hanging out in the hostel common rooms after classes, watching movies, or chatting. The campus cafeterias might stay open a bit later than class hours, serving as informal hangout spots for snacks and conversations. The library usually closes in the evening, so it's not a late-night option. The gym on campus will also have specific closing times. Public areas within the campus will likely have security and restricted access after certain hours. Hostel timings are usually strict, with curfews to ensure student safety. You'd need to check the specific hostel rules for the exact timings, but generally, late-night outings are restricted. The campus itself will likely have security patrolling at night, limiting movement for non-residents. Famous hangout places inside the college would be the cafeterias, common rooms, and maybe open spaces during events. Outside the college, students might travel a bit to find restaurants or cafes that stay open later.