Comprehensive insight of Griet
Likes
- College, infrastructure ,c,amphitheater.
- The college and its infrastructure is vry good . Basically it's located on the top of the hill with complete greenery .The college maintains the greenary and cleanliness everywhere which is appreciable.
Dislikes
- The campus life is very poor like they are very strict and it only encourages academic wise and the fests are also not upto the mark.
Remarks :
I got a seat in this institution based on the rank and was through merit. I didn't have any interviews but had a cutoff rank. The admission process is based on merit,b-category and also through jee mains . Everything is good about the college and faculty is supportive.
Course Curriculum Overview :
I have chosen this course completely with my interest and coming to the faculty qualification it's not up to the mark but anyways it completely depends upon our selfs and the sem examinations are of moderate level one can easily pass through exams if studied properly. But very less co circular activities.
Internships Opportunities :
Yes opted but it's not through the college.Got an off-campus internship related to the front-end developement and worked for maintaining the companies website .It's a paid internship which was hybrid and the office was in Hyderabad.
Placement Experience :
It completely depends upon your skill . Placements are good enough and one can try for achieving a decent package . Opportunities are vast for CSE branch and maintaining above 8.5 cgpa is ideal for the selection .
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions :
Gokaraju Rangaraju Institute of Engineering and Technology (GRIET) offers a well-structured fee system that is both transparent and consistent across the program. For students admitted under the Convener Quota, the yearly tuition fee is ?1,25,000, amounting to ?5,00,000 for the complete four-year course. In addition to tuition, there are one-time charges at the start of the program, including an admission fee of ?5,000, a registration fee of ?2,000, and a refundable caution deposit of ?5,000. Students also pay recurring fees such as ?3,000 per semester for lab usage, ?10,000 annually as a development fee, and ?1,500 per semester for examinations. These additional costs bring the total estimated expenditure to approximately ?5,50,000 for a general category student over the course duration. Fee structures for other categories, like Management Quota or reserved categories (SC/ST), vary slightly, often being higher or lower depending on government subsidies or institutional policies.
Campus Life :
Everything is good but don't expect a high level top notch fests from griet, this college hase very less co circular activities.Because of the less availability of space they only allow some either jnrs or snrs to the fests.
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