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Likes
- The campus location is quite nice has a nice scenic view and greenery around , has many other colleges around it
- Has a dress code for everyone ,Food quality offered on college mess is nice
Dislikes
- We’ve the worst students over there with the worst mindset and vulgarity , got no one to teach them
- No proper English speaking and very rude faculty
Remarks :
One of my neighbors suggested it, not only this most of the JNTU-affiliated colleges are the worst they just gonna brainwash you with just book knowledge there won’t be any proper extracurricular all they do is get you placed in any 9-5 job and they’d make a board showing 100% placement which doesn’t give happiness or mental peace to the student.
Course Curriculum Overview :
I chose CSE and the faculty wasn’t that great they didn’t have proper English communication skills most of them brought regional languages in between while explaining, coming to the subject explanation they just gonna keep on going and if you had any doubts they just gonna be so rude and harsh calling us pig or donkey don’t you even understand this (50 % of the faculty did this.
Internships Opportunities :
There isn’t any internship for the freshers, they offer internships only in the final year we can do it privately but they aren’t gonna give us a chance for attendance which is 75% mandatory, in the final year only if we show them the proof of internship they’re gonna let us allow.
Placement Experience :
There’s a place me guarantee they gonna put you in any possible job, am not depending on the placement or I don’t know much about the placements as I’m planning to do my master's abroad after completing my bachelor's here I’d suggest the same to others.
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions :
There isn’t any fee for SC and ST caste it’s completely free for them, for BC and OBc get around 40-50 % scholarships, and for the general category we’ve to pay the full fee, if take EWS fee is gonna be the same as OBC, the tuition fee is around. 1.2 lakh, there’s 15k extra for the JNTU fee and 15-20k for the admission fee, 1k for the lab coat and semester books.
Campus Life :
Not much great campus life, it’s a medium-sized campus they won’t allow you to go out during college hours, and for any extracurriculars and social clubs it’s only after college hours that is after 3 pm, infrastructure isn’t that great just some benches and a board no proper lighting or a good feeling when we enter the class, currently, they’re renovating a few classes not all.
Hostel Facilities :
There isn’t any hostel for boys at the campus, there’s a girl's hostel that just came up at the campus, and others stay at nearby PG and private hostels. there’s a mess for everyone in the college, that’s reasonably good and has good quality didn’t fall I’ll till date after eating there and there’s a drink store which serves juices, coffee, and other stuff and isn’t that pricey too.
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