"CMRCET CHRONICLES "
Likes
- The faculty at CMRCET are distinguished by their exceptional experience and expertise in their fields,allowing them to provide personalized guidance and mentorship to students.By fostering critical thinking,innovation, and creativity,they empowerment
- Vibrant Campus Life: The campus is vibrant and engaging, with numerous clubs, societies, and events that foster social interactions,skill development,and networking opportunities.I enjoyed participating in cultural festivals,tech fests,sports events.
- The placement cell at CMRCET is highly effective,with strong industry connections and a dedicated team.They provide comprehensive training,resume building,interview preparation,and careerguidance,ensuring students are job-ready.
Dislikes
- The administrative processes can be slow and cumbersome,with excessive paperwork,and lack of transparency.This sometimes hinders student initiatives,innovation,and progress,causing frustration and demotivation among students and faculty alike.
- While the campus is well-maintained, some facilities like labs, libraries, and sports infrastructure require modernization and expansion to accommodate the growing student body. Limited access to cutting-edge technology, and software.
- The course curriculum, although rigorous, needs updating to reflect industry trends, emerging technologies, and research-oriented learning. Some subjects feel redundant, and more emphasis on practical applications, and case studies.
Remarks :
I applied to 5 colleges, including CMR College of Engineering & Technology (CMRCET), and received confirmed admissions from 3 colleges: CMRCET, VNR Vignana Jyothi Institute of Engineering and Technology (VNRVJIET), and Chaitanya Bharathi Institute of Technology (CBIT). I chose CMRCET over the others due to its: - Strong industry connections and placement record - Experienced faculty and research-oriented learning - Modern infrastructure and facilities - Location and accessibility I didn't make it to BITS Pilani and IIIT Hyderabad due to: - High competition and low admission rates - Missing the cutoff scores by a small margin The admission process at CMRCET involves: - Eligibility: 10+2 with 45% aggregate in PCM - Exams accepted: JEE Main, TS EAMCET, and COMEDK - Most preferred exam: TS EAMCET - Cutoffs: Varying cutoffs for different branches and categories - Admission experience: Smooth and transparent, with counseling and document verification
Course Curriculum Overview :
I would rate the course curriculum 7.5/10 in terms of relevance and comprehensiveness. Strengths: - Industry-aligned curriculum with practical applications - Covers foundational concepts and emerging trends - Prepares students for real-world applications and further academic pursuits Weaknesses: - Needs more emphasis on hands-on learning and project-based learning - Some courses feel outdated or redundant - Limited exposure to cutting-edge technologies and tools Suggestions for improvement: - Incorporate more practical projects and case studies - Update curriculum to reflect industry advancements - Increase focus on soft skills and interdisciplinary learning Exam frequency and timing: 2 internals and 1 semester-end exam, spaced evenly throughout the semester. Exam difficulty level: Moderate, with some challenging questions that test critical thinking and application.
Placement Experience :
*Eligibility and Campus Placements* Students become eligible for campus placements from the 6th semester onwards, with around 50-60 companies visiting the campus, including Amazon, Microsoft, TCS, Infosys, Wipro, Cognizant, and Capgemini, making around 300-400 offers every year. Placement Details* The highest package offered is ?15 lakhs per annum by Amazon and Microsoft, while the average package is ?4-5 lakhs per annum by TCS, Infosys, and Wipro, with profiles such as Software Engineer, Data Analyst, Business Analyst, IT Consultant, and more, resulting in around 70-80% of eligible students getting placed. Alternative Options* If no campus placement is offered, students can opt for off-campus placements, pursue higher education or certifications to enhance employability, or explore entrepreneurship by starting their own ventures or working on innovative projects. My Plans* I plan to work in a reputed company, specialize via higher education/certifications, explore research/entrepr
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions :
Fee Structure (Yearly) - Total College Fees: ?115,000 per year - JNTU Fees: ?2,500 per year (additional) Breakdown of Fees - Tuition Fees: ?90,000 per year - Development Fees: ?10,000 per year - Lab Fees: ?5,000 per year (for applicable courses) - Registration Fees: ?2,000 (one-time payment) - Admission Fees: ?3,000 (one-time payment) - Other Compulsory Charges: ?5,000 per year _Total Fees for Complete Course_ - 4-year course: ?460,000 (without any scholarship) + ?10,000 (JNTU fees) = ?470,000 Scholarship Details - Merit-cum-Need Scholarship: ?35,000 per year (for students securing ranks below 10,000) - Full Fees Reimbursement (for SC/ST students) - Cybage Scholarship: ?50,000 per year (for highly talented and economically backward students) Batchmate Fees (Other Categories) - Management Quota: ?150,000 per year (tuition fees) + other charges
Campus Life :
My overall experience with campus life has been enriching and vibrant. Here's an overview: - Annual festivals: "Euphoria" (cultural fest, March) and "Technovanza" (tech fest, September) - Library: Well-stocked with 10,000+ books, 500+ journals, and digital access to renowned publications - Classrooms: Equipped with smartboards, projectors, and Wi-Fi - Sports and extracurricular activities: Cricket, football, basketball, tennis, and indoor games; clubs for music, dance, drama, and art - Student-run groups: - Clubs: Robotics, Coding, Literary, and Photography - Portals: Student blog, online forum, and social media groups - Impact: Fostering creativity, innovation, and community engagement The campus infrastructure is modern and supportive, with amenities like a cafeteria, gym, and healthcare center. Student life is diverse and inclusive, with opportunities for growth and self-expression.
Hostel Facilities :
Hostel Facility: - Rooms: Shared rooms with attached/common washrooms - Facilities: - Furnished rooms with beds, mattresses, and wardrobes - Attached washroom: ?1,10,000 per annum - Common washroom: ?1,00,000 per annum - Three blocks with a common women's hostel - Water tank on each floor - Meal Quality & Menu: - Decent quality food - Menu: - Wednesday: Chicken curry (non-veg) - Sunday: Chicken biryani (non-veg) - Evening snacks vary - Affordability: - ?1,00,000 - ?1,10,000 per annum (depending on washroom type) - Review: - Too costly, doesn't feel worth it Note: Laundry service is provided every Tuesday and Friday.
Faculty :
Faculty-to-student ratio: 1:15 Faculty-student relationship: Approachable, supportive, and mentorship-oriented Liked faculties: - Encourages critical thinking, provides personalized attention - Explains complex concepts clearly, approachable for doubts - Inspires curiosity, makes learning fun Best faculties: Those who make learning engaging, provide mentorship, and are approachable Disliked faculties: - Unapproachable, unclear explanations - Too focused on theory, less practical applications Exams: 2 internals, 1 external (semester-end), difficulty level: moderate Failure rate: 10-15% Course curriculum: Relevant, industry-aligned, but needs more practical applications and updated.
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