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Dislikes
- Sports should be encouraged more so that students can refresh.
Remarks :
This college is nearer to my home that's why I selected this. The good thing is that we don't have any type of ragging in our college it's strictly prohibited. Mobile Phones are not allowed in the campus and action against them will be based on the faculty type and sirutuation they found your phone.
Course Curriculum Overview :
The Courses are attractive for name sake but the most of the faculty are 1st timers for them. Funny thing is that we and faculty learn from same YT channels(we came to know about this when we prepare for our exams). Many of them bring key paper to correct our Theory Exam answer sheets(you can estimate there capacity).Some times They come to class without prepare just to get confused, which results in making our Moral low.
Internships Opportunities :
Their will some Internships provieded form some startups and some companies as far as I know They select 20 odd members for Internship at Rejolt, it's an EdTech company started by Alumini of vardhaman. And for Internship at Mass Mutual Company they select nearly 100 members for difderent domauns such as FSD, Cyber security, AWS, DBMS..
Placement Experience :
As far as I know for product based companies cot off GPA is 8.2 and they should not have active backlogs. For Service based companies cut 9ff GPA is 6.5 with no active back logs. Most of the placements start after getting results of 3.1.
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions :
Tution fee-145000(same for all) Admission fee- 7500(for Ai & Ds) Semester exam fee-2200[for every semester] JNTU fee- 2500 If you are BC candidate you will get fee reambursment of 35,000 from govt every year.
Campus Life :
Boring, Infrastructure is nice. Comming to Social life and Clubs. Their are many clubs which doesn't have more then a watsapp group. Games are far from our reach in the capus they just say we canclled your games period from many days our indoor stadium is house for old computers, tables, chairs. And other Indoor stadium will be locked most of the time. We have only 1 free period in whole week for all 3 (games, mentoring, library). You don't have acces to library in other periods without a permission letter. Their is a show off cricjet ground where we see outsiders more than our college students(I have said show off because they use rails insted of cement fencing. I think they want to make people belive that they encourage sports alot)
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