Vnr vjiet college review
Likes
- The college have good events like dandiya nights ,and musical events,and campus is so good to bunk classes and just enjoy in canteens
- The faculty is so good they will help you to get good cgpa which helps you in interviews and placement are so good
Dislikes
- Infrastructure is not upto mark because I don't like the infrastructure
- Infrastructure is not as so good its mediumly average and grounds are filled like swimming pool in rainy seasons
Remarks :
It's a top 3 Rd college in whole Telangana state ,no group discussion,no interviews or written test for admission it's purely based on your inter marks and the with eamcet counselling you get into this college There are other ways like NRI quota Management quota And management quota demands more money
Course Curriculum Overview :
I have chosen this course because I'm more interested in electronics , And the course structure,academics are time to time as scheduled they are strict in following the course curriculum faculty are so more into making you study and get good grades
Internships Opportunities :
No I have not opted for any internship yet because I'm a first year student exploring the electronics department but I have seen many students in my college who got intership and got placed in the big company's for placement and intership it's the best college I guarantee you
Placement Experience :
You will definitely helped by the placement department if no placement is offered Because placement department prepare you for interviews and placements ,they give solution for what you can do if you are not get selected how you can get into company's from outside without help of college
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions :
The college fees structure is as follows Tuition fees -1,35,000 Jntuh fees. -90000 Registration fees -11,500 Library fees. -100 Semester exam fees -1600 Per year 2 semesters -1600×2=3200 Total cost per year = 1,59,000
Campus Life :
Campus is so good to roam and bunk classes but I'm not satisfied with ground it becomes swimming pool in rainy season But events are good they make it so grand and it feels very entertaining to participate in it
Hostel Facilities :
The hostel food near the vnr vignan Jyoti college are so costly and they are not good and not worth of money If you opt for college hostel it is costly but it has good delicious food and if you opting for hostel then opt for nearby village gandimaisamma affordable and good food
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