Honest review of vnr
Likes
- I like the faculty in the campus they are two cool and free with the students there interaction with the students is awesome
- The teachers mainly focus on practical knowledge rather than theoretical the campus life is too cool and the infrastructure offered here is fantastic all lapse are equipped with high level computers of i7 generation
Dislikes
- What I dislike is the regulations followed by JNTU as VNR follows the regulations of JNTU the syllabus need to be designed according to the JNTU which is not good for other departments they does not include the actual syllabus which is need to be taught accordingly like programming languages is not included in other department
- The space of college is not to big it's generally full of buildings I think there are nothing to explore in college more of buildings
Remarks :
The admission criteria to enter this college VNR VJIET is via EAMCET or via JEE mains which is known as be category and the EAMCET one is known as convener quota for entering this college your EAMCET rank should be less than 10000 for branches like CSC your rank should be around 2000 to 3000 and for allide branches it's below 5000 compulsory and for ECE you can get less than 10000 for general quota you should get around 7000to 8000 for easy and for it you should get around 5000
Course Curriculum Overview :
Here every faculty or well educated and trained every faculty are well known with the subject and practical knowledge is awesome here they conduct exams called semester exams for every 6 months and mid exams for every 3 months the average of mid exams of the two mid exams will be added to sem exams score
Internships Opportunities :
Jpmc offers internship via code for win hackathon through this contest they will conduct aptitude test and problem solving skills will be analysed and mentors will be assigned to each of the teams in this contest based on the evaluation of mentor the candidate is selected and is sent to next round for analysis
Placement Experience :
Placements in VNR are quite good we get offers from international companies and multinational companies the recruiter here are Google Amazon TCS Accenture Wipro Infosys ctrls and jpmc which highers for internship and full time Role also the average package of students here is around 4 to 5 lpa and the highest package in last 3 years is 92 lakh s
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions :
The tuition fees 135000 per year for courses like BSc IT and allied branches and for ece too if you are enrold with scholarship of Telangana state board then you will get off on your fee like if you are rank in EAMCET is less than 10000 then you will get full paid of amount and if your rank is greater than 10000 then 35000 will be laid off
Campus Life :
Aur college consists of library which is very large and there is available of all journals books story books academic books gate preparation books and all high level examination preparation books our library will be opened till 8:00 p.m. daily students can daily study in library
Hostel Facilities :
The campus life is too cool and neat the hostel miss food is awesome the put quality super and infrastructure is also too good the hostel consists of two branches 1 in Pragathi Nagar and other in bachupally we can also stay in pg which is available opposite to VNR college there are many PGS in the area which cause surround 7 to 8000 per month depending up on the sharing where as the college hostel cost 130000 per year
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