Reality of JNTUH
Likes
- Faculty is very much experienced and culturals and clubs will be good
- We will celebrate each and every festival and fest will be filled with work shops
- Campus is ok they will keep each and every department clean
- Hostel is also good but food is also good
Dislikes
- Infrastructure is bad and no encouragement for sports
- Campus Life is very bad their will be always one fight in college
Remarks :
No their interview for this college but you have to write an entrance test called EAMCET. By ranks you got in this test you can apply for this College. It is EAMCET top college so the placements also are good . These are the reasons why I choose this college . The cut off will be based on the course maximum twenty thousand might be the last rank .
Course Curriculum Overview :
Course is somewhat outdated not based on our present technology. Faculty is great but they can't explain persent useful technology. The difficulty level of the exams is high . Faculty are very much experienced .
Internships Opportunities :
Iam in second year now I haven't gone to any internship but I have listened from my seniors that we don't have any internship. We have internship by our own. You have do minor and major and real time project. Which you have to them by using present technology but technology which we use it will not their in our curculum
Placement Experience :
Their will be placement and training cell in our college they will bring the companies to our college. The average package is around seven to eight lakh rupee. The highest package is around twenty-five lakhs per annum. Percentage of placement is around eighty. My plan is to get a job in our college
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions :
Our course fee is one lakh rupee per year it is 5 year course which gives BTech and MTech dual degree. Total five years fee is around five lakhs and few extra charges will apply. Examination fee is separate. scholarship is applicable in our college for few category. Government employees can't apply any scholarship they have pay full tution fees. Their will be full fee reimbursement for sc and st students by applying epass scholarship. Their is no increase in fee . The fee same for all five years.
Campus Life :
Campus Life is ok the technical fest will be conducted on April month name of fest name is pragnya. The university library has so many books it covers all the technical fields and social fields too . Sports is somewhat less encouragement in our college. Culbs will be active at all the time you can join any club.
Hostel Facilities :
Iam in hostel. You can apply to hostel in first year you have have to keep the caution deposit of ten thousand rupees after your graduation they will return back to you and fifteen thousand rupees for maintenance. Food is somewhat better few items in menu will be good few will taste terrible. You have to pay every month message bill it will around two thousand five hundred rupees . If you will go to any vacation you have give an letter to hostel staff they deduce the bill for how many days you left.
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