Velaga Nageswara Rao College of Engineering - [VNRCE], Guntur - Course & Fees Details

Guntur, Andhra Pradesh

Private Institute College

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Bachelor of Technology [B.Tech] (Civil Engineering)

Course Fees

Course Duration

4 Years

Total Fees

1.72 Lakhs

Detailed Fees

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Total Fees	₹1.72 Lakhs

Previous Year Fees

Year	1	2	3	4
Total Fees	₹43000	₹43000	₹43000	₹43000
Tuition fees	₹43000	₹43000	₹43000	₹43000

Course Information

Eligibility Criteria

A Candidate for admission to the four-year degree course in Engineering must have passed the Intermediate examination of the Board of Intermediate Education, Government of Andhra Pradesh with Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry as optional subjects, or any other 10+2 level examination recognized by the Board of Intermediate as equivalent thereto.

Course Details

Note:- The Following Fees is as per Fees Fixation Committee Tentative Order 2024 and is Subject to change as per Finalization of the fee structure for the colleges.

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Velaga Nageswara Rao College of Engineering - [VNRCE]: 1 answered questions

Which should I join Guru Nanak College VNR or CVR College?

Shashank Gupta

13 Oct 21

If you are a hardworking student, CVR College of Engineering is recommended. Read the following brief description of the colleges:

CVR

It is a great college for an engineering student.
Ranked among the top four engineering colleges in Hyderabad.
It is a full package for good education, placements, and skills of an engineering student.
Overall, CVR College has the best faculty and labs, resulting in the best education.
There are also many technical events in addition to the main cultural events.

VNR

It is one of the top colleges in Hyderabad. It has a vast, massive area with a beautiful environment.
The great name adds to the value of the campus.
The placements, infrastructure, and events that take place throughout the year are all of the highest quality.

Guru NanakCollege

It is not a very good college.
It is only good if we consider the campus view; otherwise, it is below average even when compared to the top 20 colleges.
Disadvantages include poor campus placements, lack of decency in college, particularly among faculty.

Overall, it is suggested that VNR will be a good choice. It is best if you want your career to be perfect, and is far superior to CVR in terms of education and events.