SRIIT review
Likes
- Infrastructure is quite decent and also maintain neat everytime
- Besides campuss life everything is good like the opportunities our college give
Dislikes
- I think I dislike about the college is absense of clubs and other extra curricular activities or program we see in other colleges
- There is lot of difference between this college and other colleges their won't be that much enjoyable stuff and also fests as other colleges have. This college mostly concentrates on study curriculum.
Remarks :
We can enrol at this university only but in management quota so we won't get any govt scholarships. But govt entrance exam tests and our board marks are taken into consideration in the reduction of the fee amount. The factor that made me choose this college is the integrated engineering program which only this university provides in Hyderabad.
Course Curriculum Overview :
Most of the faculty are well educated and their teaching method is also quite good and friendly. Our college holds less strength so of course it makes faculty to be in contact with those fewer students. Exams and other curriculums run faster than compared to other colleges.
Internships Opportunities :
Yeah, we get internship courses from our compass and our senior recommendations. Companies like ACME grade, MSMC-approved internships and others. We enrol on those courses and try to get paid or unpaid internships later the course projects.
Placement Experience :
Mostly students who are approved for IEP continue there studies in the USA so they have a lot of opportunities to get a placement from inside or outside campus. Mostly our seniors get placements though outside.
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions :
This university runs under JNTU so we need to pay 40k for JNTUH and 2.5L for tuition fees and our university is a sub-branch of SRU. It doesn't have any scholarships as we take admission under management Kota but fee concession can be done based on our boards or entrance exam marks.
Campus Life :
Fests aren't conducted as consistently as we see in other colleges we do have one annual day festival per year and a fresher's party, isn't conducted grandly, for freshers. Academic books are available in the library. Sports grounds aren't that stable to play.
Hostel Facilities :
In my opinion, staying in a private hostel is better compared to a college hostel. Our college doesn't have an attached hostel so it tied a deal with one of the private hostels. The food and facilities weren't that good.
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