My Experience at KUCET
Likes
- The Faculty are very supportive, they don't discourage extracurricular activities.
- The campus life is alright, we get to explore ourselves try to do various amount of things to make ourselves evolve.
Dislikes
- The College is far away from the city we have to travel by autos to reach it. Sometimes we don't find any autos to reach college.
- The infrastructure is really 80s type no proper laboratory equipments and they don't explain laboratory experiments very well.
Remarks :
The admission process is through TS EAMCET, I didn't get a desired score so I had to settle for less, I always liked to do technical stuff in the future so I chose Mechanical branch. The College is part of a University Campus so it was worth giving a shot. I put various web options for counselling and got seat allotment here, I decided not to reapply for other phase of counselling as I was satisfied with my option.
Course Curriculum Overview :
The Faculty are well qualified, all of them have PhDs, they teach well, never miss classes. But they have a crazy amount of workload as they are managing many branches at the same time. They provide notes and pdf after ending of each unit. The expected questions come in midterms, our notes is sufficient to prepare for college exams.
Internships Opportunities :
We freshers don't have any opportunities for internships, we get em in our final year until then we can do internship on our own terms, by paying it by ourselves. We don't have any companies who will contact us and ask about it.
Placement Experience :
We have a campus placement drive every year in November, study with above 70% are allowed to sit in placements. The highest package is 3.75lpa and average package is 1.5 lpa. Recruiters come from Infosys, Wipro, Cognizant etc. Most senior write entrance exams like gate and upsc and others to further their education.
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions :
Students have to pay 35000 for Open category. If they belong to minority or scheduled categories they have to pay less, as they will get scholarship benefits from the state government, for minorities it will be reduced to 10100 and for scheduled category it will be around 5000. Each student have to pay library card fee and Exam fee compulsory 100 and 1200 respectively, All fees are included in tuition fee except library and exam ones. Also some companies visit our college and provide merit based scholarship, for all the course if we get good score in the scholarship test.
Campus Life :
We have awareness programmes most of the time of the month. Programmes such as drug awareness, and others happen in the campus auditorium. We have the opportunities to participate in NCC and NSS programs, also we have painting and oratory programmes to showcase our talent.
Hostel Facilities :
The campus canteen is located inside the campus faraway form the college, so we have to just settle for shops outside the college campus for amenities and stuff. For first year students we don't have any hostel facility so we have to stay in private hostels for this year, nex t year we can apply for campus hostel itseems, they will notify about the costs and charges later.
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