Jntu college of engineering, Paleru
Likes
- I like the teaching and the teaching hours to go the college is suitable.
- The campus faculty is friendly to interact .
Dislikes
- The lack of good infrastructure and enough space to play or like roam around
- The campus life wont be much great as there wont be fests and all . So not a much of enjoyment
Remarks :
I joined the college through EAMCET after the EAMCET was over at last they launched a separate phase for just two colleges which is the one because it just started this year, the cutoff for this college was mostly 1-1.5lakh ranks for CSE and CSD, and the admission process you just need the admission letter you get if you are eligible and then they will guide you through. The college is good as it is a government University so it's great but it just started new so there aren't all the things that are needed in a college so it will take time to get all of that.
Course Curriculum Overview :
The course I wanted was the CSE which is the most demanding course at present time and I have a bit of interest of in it too. The teaching method is not that bad but not up to the mark but you can say an average to be. The lectures are Ph.D. qualified or at least a good teaching knowledge. The classes are from 10 am to 5 pm. The term exams are like 8 semesters and one semester is 6 months which contains 2 mid exams and 1 sem exam mostly the sem exam decides the marks. Mids are just taken for internal marks purposes. The sem exams should be held in the same college as it is a university but due to limited resources, we need to go to another college to write the exam. Regarding scholarships is that the students of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana get scholarships for the fees but they have to apply yearly I guess you can get 75% of the total fees through scholarships.
Placement Experience :
The eligibility criteria would be 7 GPAs I guess but mostly they would get placement only the thing is the package we would get is not yet known. So on average, you can expect a 4-5LPA package as there are fewer students so mostly all students get placed.
Campus Life :
The campus is new so it doesn't have its ground and much more we just have some sports equipment which we can play inside a small area on the campus. As for the library, it is yet to come it will take a bit of time. For the hostel, I would say it was just okay at the time we came it was really bad but now it better only is because they clean the washrooms weekly. So you can understand by that and regarding the mess it is 80rs on daily basis. The food can be rated as 5/10. The tiffins aren't that good but the lunch and dinner are better.
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