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Which is a better college for CS, JNTUH or CBIT?
Before I tell you about the better institute between JNTU Hyderabad and CBIT, let me ask you a question. Are you genuinely interested in CS, or is it just because it’s a highly coveted branch and everyone is after it these days? You need to determine if you are serious about becoming a coder or a computer programmer or if is it just because you want to get placed early.
Once you are sure about CS, then considering the quality of education, infrastructure, and experienced professors, JNTUH seems to be the better option.
Ultimately, the institute does not guarantee your chances of success but your passion and hard work do.
I have a choice of joining JNTUH or CBIT this year. I can also repeat to go for the NIT or BITS the next year. What should I do now?
A close friend of mine is currently pursuing an integrated program at JNTU and is not at all pleased with its standard of education. He stated a few points that clarified his stance further
- Majority of the subjects are taught by lecturers and not the actual professors. They have no interest in teaching and teach only a handful of subjects and leave the rest to untrained and underqualified lecturers.
- Introduction of new courses like IDP, IDDMP, IIDDMP is greatly affecting the quality of education. The high batch size affects the student-teacher ratio and the limited resources cannot be availed by everyone.
- JNTU 5-year course placements are very poor. CBIT has better companies than JNTU that offer better packages and opportunities.
- JNTU has a better location than CBIT which is in a remote location and has limited outside life.
- JNTU has no transport facilities so this might be a major obstacle throughout your program.
In all, I would suggest you go for CBIT as it seems to be in a better position than JNTU both in terms of placements as well as quality of education.
Which is better, Osmania or JNTU H?
It's difficult to determine the better university between Osmania and JNTU Hyderabad as both universities have their unique strengths and weaknesses. However, I have listed some common points of difference to give you a slight idea
- NTUH is relatively younger than JNTU which was established as early as 1918.
- JNTUH has 4 different sets of question papers like the pattern of CBSE Board exams while Osmania University has a single set only.
- There are more than 200 colleges under the umbrella of JNTUH while Osmabia has only 7 colleges under its affiliation.
- A 70% in JNTUH is considered the highest grade i.e. A+.while in OU it's easy to score around 85-90%.
- NTUH syllabus gets updated every 2 years while the OU syllabus remains the same throughout a decade and is therefore irrelevant to the current trends.
Rather than saying one is better than the other, I would say, both OU and JNTU are proficient in diverse academic fields. in their educational performances. JNTUH is better for engineering while Osmaniya is better for the medical field.
What are good and bad things about doing engineering in jntuh Hyderabad? Is it worth of doing undergraduation in JNTUH?
JNTUH is a very popular and reputed college and this college offers various kinds of courses such as B.Tech, IIDP, Dual degree program, etc. One of my friends studying there said, there are a lot of good and bad things about the college. He said that these will probably improve.
Here are some of the good things about this college.
- It is the top-ranked college in Telangana excluding IIT Hyderabad and BITS.
- Their course curriculum is very good.
- The placement opportunities available in this college are amazing. A record of 100% placements for CSE & ECE branches.
- The placements for Mechanical, Civil, and EEE branches are much less, around 40%.
- The faculty is talented and highly experienced.
- There is a separate hostel for first-year students to avoid ragging. They also have a separate international hostel available for NRI students.
- There are 2 libraries, the college, and the university library. A digital library is available equipped with high-speed internet.
- There is also a sports complex including facilities for table tennis, badminton, basketball, and a gym.
- There is no dress code, students can wear casuals.
Here are some of the bad things about JNTU Hyderabad:
- The syllabus is updated regularly according to the industry standards, but there is no one to guide you properly.
- Internships are only being offered to CSE and ECE students and the placements of other branches are poor.
- Convocation is done in the college only for the toppers of each department which is quite unfair for the rest of the students.
- The laboratories available inside the campus are not very good.
These are some of the good things about this college and if these problems are being resolved, then this college can be one of the best engineering colleges in our country.
Which is better JNTUH or JNTU Kakinada?
Both JNTUH and JNTU Kakinda are reputed. Both have their advantages. But if we compare the two based on infrastructural facilities, faculty, and campus placement then JNTUH is a bit better than JNTUK. However, the environment is better than that of JNTUH. Here is a brief comparison of both the institutes.
| Parameters | JNTUH | JNTUK |
| Average CTC | 9.5 LPA | 2.5 LPA |
| Highest CTC | 17 LPA | 4 LPA |
| Major recruiters | Amazon, TCS, Mathworks, etc. | Infosys, DXC Technologies, Cognizant, etc. |
JNTUH will also offer better opportunities if you are considering pursuing studies abroad. But if you want a job after graduation, then either of these two institutes offers decent opportunities.
What is the process to apply for a migration certificate? I'm from Hyderabad JNTUH?
If you are a pass out from JNTUH, you can easily obtain a migration certificate. You will get your certificate after submitting these documents at the examination branch office-
- First of all, you will have to pay Rs. 100 in the form of Demand Draft. The DD must be drawn in favor of “THE REGISTRAR, JNTUH”. Write the Hall ticket number and your mobile number at the back of the DD.
- Submit your Secondary School Certificate(SSC).
- Submit your Provisional Certificate/ Degree Certificate at the counter. Make sure to check the Student Name and Father name printed on the provisional certificate. They should be as per the SSC. If you find any discrepancy, first get the details on the provisional certificate changed.
You will receive your migration certificate from JNTUH after 3 pm by following the above procedure.
How do I get a migration certificate from JNTU Hyderabad?
You need a few documents while applying for a migration certificate from JNTU. Some of them include:
- A photocopy of the PC or Original Degree
- A 100 Rs. Demand Draft has drawn in favor of “THE REGISTRAR, JNTUH”. Additionally, you need to mention your hall ticket number and mobile number on the DD.
Usually, you get the migration certificate either on the same day or the next day. Here are a few additional things you need to keep in mind while applying for a migration certificate from JNTU Hyderabad
- You need to apply for the migration certificate only at the Examination Branch.
- Make sure to apply well before 15:30 hrs any day
- If you are from an autonomous college, you require an attestation from the principal of your college on the photocopy of PC/OD.
Hope this made you understand the procedure better!
How many subjects can we drop in jntuh?
In JNTUH you can drop a total of 8 credits according to the R13 regulation. But, you cannot risk dropping any Practical subjects.
Theoretical subjects in 1st year carry 6 credits while from 2nd to 4th year, they carry 4 credits. Basically, you can drop any two theoretical subjects from 2nd to 4th year as the credits sum up to 8 credits.
Otherwise, you can drop only one theoretical subject from 1st year as it is 6 credits only. The remaining 2 credits from 8 credits are of no use.
Moreover, you cannot drop technical seminars, mini projects, major projects, and comprehensive viva. Further, the JNTUH automatically drops the two lowest scored subjects.
I would advise you to study hard from the first year itself and don’t rely on anything else. Hard work always gets paid off.
How do we get good marks in JNTUH?
Some of my friends studied at JNTUH, and according to them you can work hard and follow some steps that will make you score better marks easily. Let me share some I got to know from them.
- You should form your answers to the given questions in a brief, well-devised, and structured manner.
- It is suggested that you use both blue and black pens to highlight the important lines in your answer.
- If the structured answers highlight the significant, scoring points related to the question, the examiner would be impressed and might end up giving extra points.
- The faculty members are generous while correcting your papers and assigning marks even if you have written an average answer.
- There is a thin chance that you end up with a single-digit score on your paper.
- However, if that happens you would have to please the teaching assistant to help you out.
- If you are able to persuade him/ her, you would be able to acquire passing marks.
- Do not waste your money on revaluation or re-correction of your papers unless you are sure about the answers you have written in the exam.
Getting good marks in JNTUH is a real task as the paper checking system in the university is a little faulty and requires considerable attention. In the end, the only thing that would matter is not your percentage but the skills you have acquired in the 4 long years of your academics. Try maintaining a 75% or above percentile and work hard.
Do we get a refund if we pass the revaluation at JNTUH?
No, you won’t receive any refund if you pass the revaluation at JNTUH. However, if you are confident that you should have passed the exam, and you still fail the revaluation, you can go for the challenging revaluation. However, you will need to pay 10,000 rupees for the same.
You will receive the xerox of your answer sheet during the challenging revaluation at JNTUH. If you pass during this, you can claim a refund on the entire cost of both revaluations. But there is a catch. You can claim the refund only if your marks get increased by 15%.
But you can not claim a refund for the revaluation at JNTUH even if you pass.
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