MGIT College review
Remarks :
We can get into this college through your EAMCET score oe JEE score. If through EAMCET, one must attend the counselling co ducted by the state board, which goes in 4 phases. JEE is the merit based where they check your score.
Course Curriculum Overview :
The college has a great infrastructure with all labs provided for the departments present. Theere is a canteen availble for refreshments and the colege is also moderately active with the extracurricular activities like tech and cultural fests. Students will def get a lot of exposure throught these. The faculty is good. And rest all depends on the students!! I am major in Mechatronics, and anyone who loves to automate stuff and robotics can blindly choose this. Also there will many workshops being conducted all theoughout the year so there is always a scope to learn. hope students choosing this college have a good time here!!
Placement Experience :
The placements are very decent. Placement percentage was 85% last year! And avg of 8lpa. The Highest recruitment was for 70lpa. And the other 15 either go for their higher studies or put up their start ups!
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions :
The annual tution fee is 160000 and there are miscellaneous fees which differ from the one depearment to the other but the minimum of it is 5000. So the annual fee with the miscellaneous fee will be 165000. Then we have or sem , lab exams and others which add up to 3000. The transportation fee is 42000 per year. These are the fee structures. People with scholarship can pay from 7000 per year to no fee at all (full scholarship) which comes with the merits of the students. And if the scholarship to be continued for the next four years, a minimun mark of score and attnedence must be maintained!!
Campus Life :
We have annual fest whoch comes in the month of march called NIRVANA. The clubs we have are 14 which are very diverse, we have the music , dance clubs to the personality development clubs to the technical clubs like robotic and adobe clubs.
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