MORE ABOUT THE ENGLISH AND FOREIGN LANGUAGE UNIVERSITY, HYDERABAD
Likes
- The infrastructure, greenary, the atmosphere, it's a very peaceful campus
- The reading room and the famous Ramesh mohan library with more than 1 lakh books and good sport center
Dislikes
- The administrative office is some times a big mess
- The fest are not that grand and unique, we need to go through a lot of permission to conduct one .
Remarks :
The campus is completely vibrant peaceful and more approachable, and more over it's a central university, it has more value than any other private collages on India , it is Indian best language teaching university other than JNU , For getting admission in EFLU a student should pass a exam called CUET - and manage to.meet.the criterias mentioned by the University and for writing the entrance exam called CUET the student should have at least 60% in boards , and 50% for SC/st students
Course Curriculum Overview :
My course is basically communication based and moreover we have more shares papers with English dept. Our professors are very much approachable and helping. The content of the course is also more futuristic but it varies in different department. Better get to know some alumni personally before proceeding
Placement Experience :
. Placements at EFLU are generally good, especially for students specializing in English, Linguistics, Journalism, Mass Communication, and related fields. EFLU has a dedicated Placement Cell that assists students in securing internships and job opportunities. Graduates often find roles in teaching, content writing, editing, publishing, translation, public relations, advertising, and media. Reputed companies, publishing houses, and media firms like The Times of India, The Hindu, Deloitte, TCS, Wipro, and HCL have recruited students in the past. Additionally, the university’s strong reputation and language expertise make students attractive candidates for positions in multinational companies, NGOs, government organizations, and educational institutions. While placements in core language-related fields might not match the volume seen in engineering or management colleges, EFLU students often secure meaningful and well-paying roles.
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions :
The semester fees are around 2500 for gen and 1700 for SC/ST , and the room rents are very cheap like 225rs for general category and 170 for others and the mess bill varies monthly but won't be beyond 4000.
Campus Life :
As it a small university consisting of 1500 students there will be small programs as compared to other universities but it is super fun to be honest, we will have many fests especially foreign language fests , media fests etc. we have very good indoor sports complex and other sports. There are many club activities too like reading club,DND, poetry club , theatre club ect ..
Hostel Facilities :
I have opted hostel rooms , and i suggest to be a hosteler rather than a day scholar, because the actual fun happens at night, the hostel room are ok and bit hot during summer, but it will be 2 sharing for men and 3 sharing for women maximum. The mess food for women is comparatively better than men tbh. But it's manageable
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