Good to go
Likes
- I like the faculty most , the campus is full of greenary everywhere
- Campus Life is bit serious always been n uniform and follow rules always
Dislikes
- The one backlog teh college have is stressing students to do the works other than their original work
- It could be good if we have ac in the classroom as sometimes faculty combines the classes and it will be like roasted in the oven
Remarks :
It ranked top 3 all over India Coming to good Faculty are friendly Good support for financially weak students in terms of ODC Placements are good Coming to bad aspects Everything is money Don't think it's an engineering college Small college but everything is adjusted The library is not so big No AC in the class room Hostels I know about the boys hostel It is totally waste of money if you stay in the hostel the food is not upto the mark for the price we paid and sometimes as training we students will need to help I'm cooking room-wise Exams are very strict Admission is very simple NCHMCJEE by NTA or sometimes even by direct admission if the college is not filled via nchmctjee It's a 3years course up upto 2024 And 4 years after 2025 as they change the base from IGNOU to you
Course Curriculum Overview :
Only ODC and Telangana state scholarship Faculty are very talented and helpful in all situations Teaching will be through projection of the ppt and sometimes even whiteboard Also, they help a lot for in the preparation of interview mock for placements
Internships Opportunities :
I was selected in the last interview and I am the only student who didn't get selected in given 3 interviews because of my body and eyesight I have done my internship form a five-star property ITC kakatiya the luxury collection I have done my training in f&b from kebabs and curries,Deccan pavilion and housekeeping, and front office , overall training is good compared to Novotel and Parkhayat
Placement Experience :
The eligibility criteria for the placements were attendance should be above 75 percentage Novotel,ITC, Taj,Oberoi, Marriot and some other Indian brand hotels will visit 30000 for an OCLD i is highest 20000 for ITC MANAGEMENT TRAINEE IS LOWEST Around 20-30 per cent will be placed in hotels and the rest will get job
Campus Life :
Food fest which is conducted in January or February All the books related to hotel management will be available in the college library Only fan and lights in classroom (2024) No sports & other activities but yoga will be done every morning as it is there in the syllabus Rotaract club Studmet the college restaurant like Rolla Rappa near college Hostel food is not worth the money we paid, should be disciplined
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The campus placements are good and there are companies coming in every year for fresh talent but it all comes down to our talent. We are provided with an opportunity but we have to work for it ourselves.
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Placement Experience :
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