Admission to Gayatri Vidya Parishad College of Engineering can be obtained through the AP EAMCET exam or management quota. EAMCET ranks determine fees, with students below a 10,000 rank in the EBC caste paying no fee, while those above pay Rs. 75,000, and others pay Rs. 1 lakh. The total course fee is around Rs. 4,40,000, excluding transport, and hostel fees are around Rs. 60,000 to Rs. 80,000 annually. About 70% of students benefit from government fee reimbursement, but children of government employees do not qualify.
Scholarships are available for students with ration cards, and loans can be obtained through banks. The college boasts a strong placement record, especially in IT, with 60-80% of students securing placements from companies like TCS, Infosys, and Amazon. Packages average 3-6 LPA, peaking at 31-32 LPA for CSE students. Internships are encouraged from the first year, with stipends for standout students. Eligibility for campus placements begins in the 6th semester, needing at least 60% with no backlogs.
While core branches have fewer opportunities, many students shift to IT roles. The faculty is qualified, with PhDs and backgrounds from institutions like NITs, though teaching passion varies. Government scholarships like Gnana Bhumi and Jagananna Vidya/Vasathi Deevena support eligible students, covering full fees for some. Examination fees are 260 INR per subject. Overall, the college offers robust placement support and financial aid through scholarships, loans, and merit-based awards.
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