Gokaraju Lailavathi Experience
Remarks :
I had given an common entrance exam for the entire state of Telangana known as Eamcet,so i got the seat directly through eamcet score, there was no other tests conducted personally by the college. The good aspect is that it is very student friendly and the bad part would be the teaching staff are not much experienced, like 30% of the faculty have good subject knowledge and experience. The best aspect is during the exams the faculty supports the students and help them throughout the preparation
Course Curriculum Overview :
The course curriculum id designed by the Osmania University. The term exams vary from medium to hard level and so does the evaluation. The faculty qualification is an M. Tech minimum. I was personally interested in Computer science engineering, so i chose this couse as the scope and area of application is very wide in today's world.
Placement Experience :
The placement opportunities are great considering ours is the first batch that would pass out next year. Top MNCs such as TCS, LSEG, Infosys, Capgemini, Cognizant, Darwinbox etc . The highest package offered is 16Lpa and avg package is around 6Lpa . The main eligibility criteria for most of the colleges is 0 backlogs, and above 60% throughout.
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions :
The year wise fees I pay is 35,000 , sometimes it goes upto 37,000 if there are any extra cheges applied like biometric charge etc, other than the tution fees, we will have exam registration fees that goes around 2,300 , and if u have any backlogs it's additional 1700 per semester, where u can write upto 4 subjects per semester, and another extra charge was for the placement training, which was 20,000.Students who are eligible will get scholarship based on the salary certificate which is upto 35,000 per year. For our batch management seat varied from 1.5 lakh to 8 lakh, and the tution fee per year for management students is 45,000. They charged extra 2000 as library fees during the admission process. There hasn't been any drastic increase in the fee structure it had been constant since the start, thia pretty much sums up everything!
Campus Life :
I would rate the campus infrastructure as medium, since the amenities are very basic such as clean and working washrooms, classrooms, labs, library, canteen, sick room, clilub room etc. There are many cultural and technical clubs such as viaan. All the events that take place in the college are managed by the students and the funding is through college and the students, one the biggest events was Pulse which was conducted in April 2023 and recent one was the traditional day which was conducted in Jan 2024 . We also have sports club, which includes activities such as basketball, cricket, kabaddi. Viaan is a cultural club which is completely run by the students without any assistance from the faculty .
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