Swami Vivekananda Institute of Technology
Likes
- Infrastructure is not upto the mark, if you are coming for infrastructure don't come. Experienced faculty are good, they teach fantastic you can understand in one flow. Some faculties don't teach upto the mark. So you might face issues.
- The first year of college is good. After that the college is handed over to St. Mary's Engineering College management since then, the college has become very commercial.
Dislikes
- Events organised by college are funded by students them self only.
- Student's fourth year projects are decided by faculty where student need to pay amount to college, if student want's his own project they are given less marks then others.
Remarks :
For getting admission to this college, there are two ways one is management and the other one is through an entrance exam i.e. EAMCET/ECET. Through management, we just need to enrol, fill out the application and get the admission done. In this process if the seats are vacant in a particular then only you will get admission otherwise you won't. The other way is the entrance exam, so you need to write the exam and get a decent rank to get admission to this college. After the results, you will get admission to a particular branch of this college. I got a seat in the SVIT B.tech ECE branch. The college is located in the city which is a good thing, there's no ragging or harassment in the college, so you will be safe. The college is NAAC A certified college. So, this is a good thing if you want to go for admission to this college. The auditorium of SVIT is fantastic it received an award from the Telangana government for doing proper maintenance and conducting hassle-free events. Events and fest are done here.
Course Curriculum Overview :
I chose this course because I got through the entrance exam which I wrote. Most faculties have done M.Tech and few faculties have done doctorate. There will be two mid-term exams in one semester and at last, you will be having semester exams. Mid-term exams will be easy, but semester exams will be moderate. Most of the time paper will be easy, sometimes the paper will be tough. It depends on your preparation and the good you prepare for the easy exam. The scholarship is available for those who apply for reimbursement. During my time which is 2018, it was there. Now I don't know.
Internships Opportunities :
There's no internship provided by the college, only projects will be there which will take place in the last year during the course. You need to apply for internships on various websites. There's a chance you will get it. Projects are good like you need to do in a team of three. There will be one coordinator who will be guiding you.
Placement Experience :
There are no campus placements, all students are placed either attend drive by themself out of the college or to get basic profile jobs. The eligibility criteria are you need to have the required skills and CGPA above 7 and no backlogs/arrears. If you are coming for placement then you have to work hard, then only you will get placed.
Campus Life :
The campus is good like there's an auditorium, library, labs and sports. Sports take place once a week. The library has two floors you can have access to academic books, journals, magazines and newspapers sometimes. Sports like carrom, tennis, football, volleyball, kabaddi, shotput, throw the ball. Labs are available, it depends on which branch are you studying based on that you will be having those particular labs. In the auditorium three events take place per year I don't remember those event names. Activities like hackathons, branch sports, and college tournaments take place in the college.
Hostel Facilities :
There's no hostel in college, if you are coming from a very far place then you have to opt for PG or a rented house. There are PGs and hostels near the college, so you can look out for that. I didn't stay in any of those places, so I can't say about that.
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