Short Term Review of my College

My college’s curriculum blends theory and hands-on learning. It prepares us well for real-world projects, but more industry exposure and updated tech content would help. Exams are timely, moderate in difficulty, and fair.

My college offers internships through tie-ups with TCS, Infosys, and Wipro, offering roles like Software Intern and Web Developer with stipends up to ?15,000/month. Projects include building web apps and automation tools, leading to hands-on experience and real-world problem-solving.

Campus placements start from 7th semester. Companies like Infosys, TCS, and Wipro visit our college, offering roles in development and testing. The highest package is 8 LPA, average is 3.5 LPA. Around 60% get placed. After graduation, I plan to pursue a career in front-end development

There will be an admission fees befire you joining in the college yearly fees is 55000 and there will be a university regisdtration fees of 6000 first year it will be incremented of 2000 every year my fees is 43000 per year if you join through the EAMCET councelling total fess will be credited into the college management by the state government

Campus life is filled with clubs, tech fest Technovate in March, and cultural fest Kalotsav in January. The library offers vast books and journals. Classrooms have smart tech. Sports, clubs, and student portals enrich life, encouraging holistic growth and social bonding.

I chose this college for its faculty, better placement record, and student-friendly environment. Compared to others I applied to, it offered a balanced curriculum and industry exposure. The admission process was smooth, based on merit and entrance test cut-offs.

the faculty to the students ratio is 1:25 and the faculty is very very approachable to the students even after the college not particularly one aculty that i love, i love every faculty in my college they are friendly to us the exams will be every month and semester and the exam pattern is very easy since it is an autonumous college

There’s no hostel, so students leave by 6 PM as the campus closes. The gym, library, and cafeterias shut by 8 PM. Popular hangouts include the main canteen, library steps, and nearby cafés like Brew Hub. The area is safe at night, making evening meetups fun and refreshing