The honest facts and truths you need to know about the DRKCET before considering it.
Likes
- I like the rooftops of the college buildings, they are so peaceful and when you are up there all you can see towards the north is greenery.
- I like the corridors for which they are huge and even a gang with 7 can fit all there and just rant about anything.
Dislikes
- I like the college because I just went there for the degree certificate.
- If I were there to learn skills and get a job, I would have been disappointed. I know, I want job, but I did not depend on that college thank god!
Remarks :
I selected this college because my financial situation was kind of tight and the only college near my locality with low fees was this one. There were no Group discussions, interviews, or written tests for admission. All you need is to select the college in the web options after your event or event, they will pick you. The college will pick you no matter what your grade, percentile, or cut-off marks are in the CET exams because they need students. The good things are, that they have Saturday and Sunday off, and good faculty who listen to us and be jovial. However, the teaching, labs, and projects are not that good. They are either ok or not bad in my opinion. If you are the one looking to learn skills from college, expecting placement from the college, and career guidance from college, then this one is not for you.
Course Curriculum Overview :
The course curriculum will be the same for every course for three semesters. However, the JNTUH which is responsible for the course syllabus is not doing a great job. They are giving out subjects that sound cool but the content that subjects are outdated. They do not even provide notes, or textbooks for the subjects that do not have any materials over the internet. Coming to the teaching, the faculty are good, nice but their teaching is not that good. They are okay. They do not show that much interest in teaching the subjects. The term exams were every 6 months, and the difficulty would be around medium to hard. There is no easy in JNTUH. The Cost to study and fee hike completely depends on the JNTUH and Telangana Government. For the scholarship, you have to apply through college and they will charge 1200 per application which would be 4 times overall your course. The fee for the exam would also be paid by the college and they charge 50rs. extra from you for user handling charges.
Internships Opportunities :
none were provided as there were no companies that can come and hire you in that college. if you want to apply for an internship, job, you are on your own. If you apply for an internship and you need any documents from the college they are supportive. However they do not provide options with internships to apply for.
Placement Experience :
There are no placements. The college is in a slump. It has lost its charm around a decade ago. They have no companies coming for the campus interviews. The students need to find their jobs with their skills. They should not depend on this college for placements or even learning skills. I recommend this college to those students who just want to earn their degree, enjoy, and leave not to those who want to depend on the college for skills and placements.
Campus Life :
Campus life is simple. It has got a big place. The buildings are old but manageable. They have got a basketball court and cricket net for practice although you need to bring your kits. They've got an old lab with Windows XP software, Windows 7, and one new lab with Windows 10. There is a library which is a cool place to study although there might not be many textbooks available to read.
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