The world inside GRIET

The curriculum is a bit outdated in my opinion but it also does set a ground for real world applications. Some subjects are the same since a long time and there is a need to change a few of them. On the other hand the curriculum is checked constantly by the specific Department Dean of Academics and changed to keep validity. The timing of our exams is as such - 2 months after the semester start we have our first mids and 1.5 months later the second mids after a prep break of 1-2 weeks we have our finals and move on to the next semester.

After the third year or 6th Semester you can take part in placements. There has been a lack of companies visiting this year. So far Infosys, accenture, cognizant, LSEG, Verisk have come for placements. The details are unknown to all the people but the highest package yet has been around 16-20 LPA. The Percentage of students getting placed is less compared to previous years around 20-30%

The year wise fees that I have paid is 1,30,000 since I have taken admission through EAMCET and got a seat but I still belong to general caste. The fee reimbursement varies according to your caste and rank in EAMCET.

There have been many technical and annual fests including Spectra Pragnya and other IEEE conducted tech events. The library is a huge collection of books and amazing variety of genres. The classroom is well equipped with projectors blackboards and other necessary equipment.

I applied for many colleges after I recieved my EAMCET rank - 8998. I got acccepted into IARE the first round and MGIT the second round. The third round i was accepted in GRIET and the main reason for choosing this college was the rank in state as well as the travelling distance is very less. The admission process is conducted in 2 ways - either an EAMCET admission or a B- cat JEE rank Management admission The EAMCET admission is pretty straight forward . The b - cat admission is done by assessing the JEE percentile or rank and a figure is quoted for the seat which can then be purchased buy the ones seeking admission

The faculty to student ratio is about 1:24 since there is a mentor assigned for every 24 students in a class. The relation between the faculty and students is a good one and clear communication is present even with the parents. The course curriculum is relevant but a bit outdated in some scenarios. The faculty which I personally liked were Mr. Yesu - our first year Chemistry teacher and Mrs. Pavithra our DBMS teacher.