Absolutely not satisfied with college management but I made some good friends
Likes
- The only one think I like about the college is discipline, they had strict rules , also our college is ragging free
- In our college some senior are very good they provide support and guidance through your academic but you need to find them only some senior have knowledge about their subject
Dislikes
- In our college infrastructure is not good only one building is there , when exam is going on the corridor was very crowded,
- Some of the faculty have good knowledge about their but only some , faculty are not interested in teaching they just want to finish the syllabus
Remarks :
Eamcet and you can get seat through management quota also without any test or any government entrance, also if you have low rank you are eligible for seat , they offer around 500 seat in computer science 400 for native state students and remaining for management
Course Curriculum Overview :
I want to be a developer and I am very curious about coding that is the reason I opted for this course and some of the faculty of our college is good but not all , they don't have practical knowledge also some of them don't have knowledge their subject but they teach us .and after finishing syllabus they provide questions bank , exam were conducted timely and if you're want some high marks just write answers in good handwriting some of the case I see teacher gives marks if the answer is wrong they don't read complete answer
Internships Opportunities :
In my second semester our college management ask all students do intership in summer vaccination so I had done a internship in website development in which I learn react , html css and javascript also I made a website on recycling theme , it's a virtual intership through forage.
Placement Experience :
They don't provide intership support upto 3 year , they just ask some intership certificate if you're not able to submit certificate then force to pay some fine also make students feel embarrassing they shout , do not allow to write a lab exam, they doesn't provide support for intership but they want certificate and one more thing they also promote some company which provides virtual intership with some fee .
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions :
450000 if you're from management then it's varies and if you're from Telangana you might have a chance for a state government scholarship it's like 65000 thousand per year but for st / sc and minorities it's cost 0 rs but need to pay crt and jntu fee .
Campus Life :
In our college there was a fest also called annual day it's celebrated every year in month of February, it's good but not much good it's for two days on 1 st day parents are invited and give recognition for achievers and normal dance , in second day they had planned some fj night only and some show
Hostel Facilities :
We don't have hostel in our college hostel it's only available for girls, the fee for girls hostel is preety high, i think 140000 thousand per year but if you're boy you need to stay at private hostel only. In future our college infrastructure would had chance for development .
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