One of my sisters studied in MRCET. According to her, MRCET is much better than MREC, which is the first campus belonging to the Malla Reddy group. Even though it was built first, MRCET still shines through because of its faculty, infrastructure, and curriculum. It is now an autonomous college as well. 

Here is what all you would like to know further-

• In terms of infrastructure, there are separate blocks for each batch and department.
• The faculty at MRCET is dedicated to delivering lectures. They make sure that you understood the topics discussed. 
• Resources are shared at the end of each class and external links are given too in order to improve your knowledge.
• The college has excellent facilities for sports like cricket, football, basketball, and table tennis.
• MRCET has 100% placement support. The placement cell makes sure that the companies recruit most students in the final years.

MRCETs national-level technical fest Akshara 2K20 was held recently and was a lot of fun. They open new avenues for students to explore. 

Malla Reddy Engineering College is extremely strict. The faculty is very conservative and has several restrictions for girls.

• In this College, girls have a dress code. They have to wear a dupatta and a kurta on regular days, and in the labs, shoes and a dupatta are a must. 
• The college is not so liberal when it comes to enjoyment. 
• Faculties force the students to come to college to attend classes. They judge you based on your marks. 
• Students who score in the top 10 are considered to be the best while the others are considered dumb.

With a rank of 33,000, you can get into a better college. It is suggested to not go for Malla Reddy Engineering College, as it is very strict, especially for girls.

One of my friends is an alumnus of Malla Reddy. He passed out recently and according to him the management fees for ECE were 8 lakhs.

He advises joining Malla Reddy college if you are really passionate about engineering, because the image of doing engineering that is imprinted on our mind from society, media and movies is not 100% true. Engineering days are not as happy or relaxed as it is portrayed. If you have a good percentage till 4th year you will be placed in IT companies for tech support, system management, or admin-related posts and if you are not placed then they will send you to amazon or uber BPO jobs interviews in college.

So, the institute if you are genuinely interested in engineering. As you can simply get placed in tech support jobs in Dell, Amazon, Wipro, Tech Mahindra, etc. through walk-in interviews. So, don’t waste your parent’s money or your precious 4 years unless you are sure.

No, it is not a suitable option for B.tech in aeronautical engineering. A friend of mine has studied there and notified me about its drawbacks. He strongly suggested me not to take admissions to that college

• There is no separate branch for aeronautical engineering. You won't be able to get the required education and the appropriate syllabus if your aim is higher studies in this field.
• The quality of education at Malla Reddy Engineering College is not satisfactory. The faculty isn’t helpful nor is the reputation to draw renowned companies for placements. Even the most brilliant students struggle to get a good salary from the companies that recruited them.
• The degree from this college won't be of much help to you while aiming for high-profile jobs with a strong salary package.

If one is keen on pursuing B.tech in aeronautical engineering then it would be advisable to look at any of the IITs, NITs, or the other top 20 colleges. 

• In the year 2020, no aeronautical based companies visited the campus for recruitment which led to a zero placement rate.
• The few students who were selected during placements were taken in by the non-core companies.
• The students were thus left with zero option but to indulge themselves in other streams of engineering. 
• Regardless of this, their starting salary was 2.5 LPA. The salary was not at all satisfactory.

Let's take a look at the factual table to get a better understanding of the situation –

Therefore, keeping the above discussions in mind Malla Reddy College is not favorable for pursuing B.tech in aeronautical engineering. One should concentrate on getting admitted to either IITs or NITs, even if one has to wait and prepare for a year or more.