Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University - [JNTUH], Hyderabad

Hyderabad, TelanganaState UniversityEstd 1972
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About JNTUH

Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University also known as JNTUH Hyderabad was founded in 1972 as India's first Technological University. JNTUH is located in Kukatpally, Hyderabad on a vast 89-acre campus. Currently, it has four constituent engineering colleges located in Hyderabad, Kondagattu (Jagithyal),  Manthani & Sultanpur (Medak Dist. ) as well as fifteen additional constituent units on the Hyderabad campus. The university has been accredited by NAAC with a Grade 'A' and approved by AICTE & UGC. JNTUH Hyderabad has received 83rd Rank in the Engineering Category by the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) 2023 while the university was ranked 77 for B.Tech by Collegedunia 2023.

JNTUH offers courses like B.tech, B.Pharma, M.Tech, M.Pharma, M.Sc, MCA & MBA. Additionally, it also offers five-year integrated dual degree masters programmes as well. JNTUH Admissions are conducted based on entrance tests TS EAMCET, TS ECET, JEE Main, JEE Advanced and GATE. Students selected on entrance exam scores are then called for counselling. Further, the university conducts university-level entrance exams for admission to M.Sc, Part-time M.Tech. / M.Sc / MBA / PGDNT / External Ph.D. / M.Phil. / M.S. Research  & P.G. Diploma programmes. 

Several global corporations have visited the Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University campus to participate in recent placement drives,and the institution has a strong track record of placement. As per the NIRF Report 2024, JNTUH median package offered to B.Tech & M.tech students is INR 6.25 LPA & INR 8 LPA respectively. 


JNTUH Highlights 

Here are some highlights on JNTUH Hyderabad. 

JNTUH Hyderabad Highlights 
Name of the University  Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University
Establishment Year | Ownership type 1972 | Public 
Location Ashok Nagar, Kukatpally Housing Board Colony, Kukatpally, Hyderabad, Telangana 500085. 
NIRF Ranking 2023 83rd
Entrance Exams Accepted  TS EAMCET, TS ECET, JEE Main, JEE Advanced and GATE.
Student Intake  3.50 lakh +
No. of Affiliated Colleges  423
Campus Size  89 Acres
Official Website  https://www.jntuh.ac.in/ 

JNTUH Courses and Fees

Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University (JNTU), Hyderabad offers 21 UG programs in B.Tech and overall 47 PG programs in M.Tech, M.Pharmacy, M.Sc, MBA, and MCA. Apart from this, there are many Integrated 5-year masters dual degree programs such as M.Tech./ M.B.A./ M.S in approximately 10 disciplines. Except for these courses, there are M.S., M.Phil., and Ph.D. programs in several disciplines. 

Here is a brief information on JNTUH Courses & Fees. 

Course Eligibility  Fees
B.E/ B.Tech 10+2 in the Science stream with 45-70% marks INR 40,500 - INR 7,20,000 
B.Pharma 10+2 in the Science stream with 45% marks INR 1,24,000 – INR 4,40,000 
MCA Graduation with 50% marks INR 54,000 – INR 1,50,000 
MBA/PGDM Graduation with 50-60% marks INR 46,000 - INR 6,37,000
M.Sc Graduation with 40% marks INR 61,600
M.Tech  Graduation with 50-60% marks INR 54,000  - INR 3,65,000 

JNTUH Admission 2024

Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Admission 2024 is open for several undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral-level courses in multiple disciplines. Every year, JNTUH Hyderabad offers a well-set procedure for admission which involves an application procedure, shortlisting of students, merit list release, counselling and seat allotment.

The table below shows the entrance exam accepted by JNTUH to offer admission in various courses:

Course Exam
B.E/ B.Tech TS EAMCET, AP EAMCET, JEE Main, TSEdCET, TS ECET, , COMEDK UGET 
B.Pharma TS EAMCET, AP EAMCET, TSBIE
MCA TSICET, APICET, TS EAMCET
MBA/PGDM TSICET, APICET, TS EAMCET, MAT, CAT, ATMA, AP ECET
M.Sc CPGET
M.Tech GATE, TS PGECET, AP PGECET, TS PECET, TS EAMCET, AP EAMCET

The university also conducts an entrance exam of one-hour duration consisting of 60 Objective type questions for admission to M.Sc, Part-time M.Tech. / M.Sc / MBA / PGDNT / External Ph.D. / M.Phil. / M.S. Research  & P.G. Diploma programmes. 


JNTUH Cutoff 2024

JNTUH Cutoff 2024 has not been released yet, it will be updated here once released. JNTUH  offers various courses such as B.Tech, MCA and MBA which are based on AP EAMCET, TS EAMCET and APICET. Students who want to be admitted must meet the required cutoff of the university and also need to obtain the required score. Candidates can have a look at the previous year's cutoff to get an idea of the expected cutoff this year. 

JNTUH TS EAMCET Cutoff 2024 (Expected)

JNTUH TS EAMCET Cutoff 2023 for General Category is listed below. The overall cutoff rank for TS EAMCET is 1406 - 30048 for round 1.

Courses

2023

2022

2021

B.Tech Computer Science Engineering

1406 1211 2373

B.Tech Electronics & Communication Engineering

3651 3131 4612

B.Tech Electrical and Electronics Engineering

7065 8792 11918

B.Tech Mechanical Engineering

12617 16091 6447

B.Tech Civil Engineering

16772 12364 9711

B.Tech Metallurgical Engineering

28904 33922 19378

B.Tech Chemical Engineering

30048 20629 12196

JNTUH Placement 2024

JNTUH Placement Report for the year 2024 has not been released yet, it will be updated here once released. As per the NIRF Report available on the official website, JNTUH Median Package offered to a B.Tech student is INR 6.25 LPA. Further, the median package offered to a M.Tech student stands at INR 8 LPA. A total of 1100 students were placed out of 1220 students and 600 students out of 720 were placed during B.tech & M.Tech Placement 2023 respectively. 

The top recruiters at JNTUH include CommVault, Amazon, Invesco, Mathworks, Darwin Box, Oracle, ION trading,TCS Ninja, Honeywell, Pega Systems, Quantum Analytics, AMD and many more. 

Here are some highlights on JNTUH Placement as per the NIRF Report 2024. 

JNTUH B.Tech Placement

Particulars 2023 2022 2021
No. of students graduating in minimum stipulated time 1220 1150 1072
No. of students placed 1100 589 549
Median Package  INR 6.25 LPA INR 5.50 LPA INR 4.5 LPA

JNTUH M.Tech Placement

Particulars  2023 2022 2021
No. of students graduating in minimum stipulated time 720 402 379
No. of students placed 600 286 195
Median Package  INR 8 LPA INR 5.50 LPA INR 4 LPA

JNTUH Ranking 2024

JHTUH Ranking 2024 will be updated here soon. JNTUH has been ranked 83rd in Engineering Category as per NIRF Ranking 2023.Tabulated below are some of the NIRF Ranking acquired by JNTUH. 

Ranking Agencies Year National Ranking Category of Ranking
NIRF  2023 #83 Engineering
NIRF 2022 #76 Engineering
NIRF 2021 #62 Engineering
NIRF 2020 #57 Engineering

JNTUH Scholarship 2024

Every year,  JNTUH offers scholarships from the Government and several trusts. A brief information on these scholarships is tabulated below: 

Name of the Scholarship No. of Students getting scholarships
Fee Reimbursement (State Govt. Income) (BC, EBC, SC, ST, MW & Disabled Welfares) TS & A.P Govt. 1230
CSSS (Central Govt. New Delhi) (Central Sector Scholarship based on I.P Merit-Board of Intermediate) 412
GATE Stipend (Central Govt. AICTE) 330
Merit cum Means (Merit-based Scholarship for Minority Students Only) 18
Jammu Kashmir (Central Govt. AICTE) 5
Boing Internship Scholarship (Internship) 2
eKalyan Scholarship (Jharkhand State Govt. Scholarship) 3
Prathibha Scholarship(Merit) Merit-based Scholarship 2
IOCL Scholarship(Merit) (Indian Oil Corporation Ltd.) 3
NHFDC(Only for PH Candidates) (National Handicapped Finance and Development Corporation) 2

Apart from JNTUH Scholarships mentioned above, it also offers Police Department Scholarship (Telangana& Andhra Pradesh States), RTC Scholarship (TSRTC& APSRTC), NTPC Scholarship, HAL Scholarship, Post Office Scholarship, Umbrilla Scholarship (Mizoram Govt. ST Candidates only) & Singareni Collieries Company Limited (State Govt. Employes)


JNTUH Alumni

Tabulated below is the some of the top Alumni name and their designation of JNTUH:

Name Designation
Mr. J.R.K.Rao, IAS (Retd.)r CEO, National Institute for Smart Govt. (NISG).
Mr. P. Raghavender Rao, IAS Secretary, Dept of Chemicals & Petro Chemicals, Govt. of India Author
Mr. Gopal Reddy, IAS Chief Secretary, Govt of Madya Pradesh
Mr. Andra Vamshi, IAS DM & Collector, Jhansi, Govt. of Uttar Pradesh
Mr. Vijay Rangineni CEO, BPO, Tech Mahindra

JNTUH Campus 

Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University (JNTU) Hyderabad campus is spread over 89 acres of land. The university facilitates its students with a library, auditorium, seminar/ conference halls, guest houses, hostels, canteen, internet and wifi, computer labs, bank & fire station. 

The following facilities are provided by the JNTUH:

  • Library: JNTUH has a central library with a collection of 93,441 books and subscribes to 187 print journals of National and International origin in the fields of Sciences and Technology. Further, the library also has access to 3533 e-books from Springer. It also provides IP Authenticated online access and Remote Access facility to 30,560+ e-journals and databases. 

JNTUH UNIVERSITY LIBRARY

  • Auditorium: To conduct Convocations, Conferences, Workshops, University / College functions etc, JNTUH has two auditoriums namely Jawaharlal Nehru Auditorium and UGC Auditorium with a seating capacity of 1050 and 330 respectively. 

JNTUH AUDITORIUM

  • Seminar & Conference Halls: The university has several Electronic seminar halls & mini-seminar halls for different sizes of conferences or events depending on the requirement to conduct international/national conferences, workshops and mini-workshops. Electronic Seminar Hall can accommodate 350-700 people at a time whereas mini seminar hall can only accommodate 15-35 people at a time. 

  • Hostels: JNTUH has hostel facilities for both boys and girls. Recently, one girls' hostel was constructed in the main campus at Kukatpally, Hyderabad. The annual hostel fee at JNTUH is INR 1,60,000. A brief information on JNTUH Hostels is tabulated below: 
Campus Details Hostel detail Occupancy Facilities

(i) JNTUH College of Engineering, Hyderabad (ii) Institute of Science and Technology (iii) School of Information Technology

Boys Hostel – Godavari 200 TV Hall, Dining Hall, Gymnasium room, Computer Room, Reading Room
Boys Hostel – Krishna 150
Boys Hostel – Manjeera 530
Boys Hostel – Kinnera 420
Girls Hostel – Kamala Nehru 450
Girls Hostel – Saraswathi 232
Girls Hostel – Gayathri 300
International Students Hostel 60 Single-room Tenements
JNTUH College of Engineering, Jagityal Boys Hostel 650 TV Hall, Dining Hall, Gymnasium room, Computer Room, Reading Room
Girls Hostel 550
JNTUH College of Engineering, Manthani Boys Hostel 606 TV Hall, Dining Hall, Gymnasium room, Computer Room, Reading Room
Girls Hostel 400
JNTUH College of Engineering Boys Hostel 380 TV Hall, Dining Hall, Gymnasium room, Computer Room, Reading Room
Girls Hostel 270

  • Canteen: Canteen facility at JNTU provides hygienic food at reasonable rates to cater the needs of staff, students and visitors of the University.

  • Sports Complex: JNTUH provides a sports complex with various sports courts like a Badminton Court, Basketball Court, Cricket Ground, Football Ground, Volleyball Court, Kabaddi Court, and Kho Kho Court for their students. 
  • Entrepreneurship Development Cell: For technically educated graduates and postgraduates from the faculties of Science, Engineering & Technology, and Pharmacy, EDC runs a variety of programs to encourage entrepreneurial spirit. This is done by holding Entrepreneurship Awareness Camps (EACs), which can last for two to three days and can be both broad and technical.

JNTUH FAQs

Ques. Can I join JNTUH without EAMCET? 

Ans. No, you cannot join JNTU Hyderabad without appearing for EAMCET. All candidates willing to get admission to JNTU Hyderabad B. Tech courses must clear the AP EAMCET examination.

Ques. How can I be admitted to JNTU M.tech program?

Ans. To seek admission to JNTU M.Tech program, students must have BTech/ BE from a recognized university with GATE/GPAT score.

Ques. Is there any bank facility on campus at JNTUH?

Ans. Andhra Bank and Extension counter of SBH are available for Staff/Students on the campus. Students can pay College, Hostel and Examination fees through the banks.

Ques. Does the JNTUH have a grievance redressal cell?

Ans. Yes, JNTUH offers online grievance redressal services to strengthen the grievance redressal mechanism and to acknowledge the complaints of the students and faculty members. Besides this Students can also submit their grievances at the new student corner academe section. The administration takes responsibility and tries to resolve the grievances. 

Ques. Does the JNTUH have an Internal Quality Assurance Cell?

Ans. Yes, JNTUH has an Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), the objectives of which are to:
  • Actively involved in quality sustenance and quality enhancement activities.
  • Evolving strategies to remove deficiencies and enhance qualities channel the efforts of the university toward achieving holistic academic excellence. 

Ques. What facilities are available at JNTUH Hostels?

Ans. JNTU Hostels offers facilities like TV Hall, Dining Hall, Gymnasium room, Computer Room & Reading Room. 

Ques. What is the library timing at JNTUH?

Ans. The university central library opens from 9 AM to 11 PM. 

Ques. Does JNTUH have partnerships & collaborations with international institutions?

Ans. Yes, JNTU has signed international MOUs with Central Michigan University, USA, Blekinge Institute of Technology (BTH), Sweden, SRIIT, Hyderabad A tripart agreement between University of Massachusetts Lowell, JNTUH and SRIIT & Asian Institute of Technology (AIT), Bangkok.

Ques. Does JNTU Hyderabad offer free seats?

Ans. Yes, one need to fulfill the following requirements to be eligible for free seats. 

  • SC/ST Category: Annual income of the parents shall not exceed 2.5 lakhs. 
  • Rank: A rank of 10,000 

Ques. What EAMCET rank is required for JNTU?

Ans. As per the data for the year 2023, the overall cutoff rank for TS EAMCET is 813 - 52369 for round 1. 

Ques. How many affiliated colleges of JNTUH offer different streams of study?

Ans. There are a total 423 affiliated colleges which offer admission in various stream. The stream wise number of affiliated colleges are as follows:

  • Engineering Colleges: 199
  • Pharmacy Colleges: 72
  • MBA & MCA Colleges: 20 (autonomous)

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JNTUH Fees & Eligibility

Full time Courses
CourseFeesEligibilityApplication DateAction
B.Tech
8 Courses
1.19 Lakhs (1st Year Fees) 10+2 with 45% + TS EAMCET26 Feb - 06 Apr 2024
M.Tech
24 Courses
60,000 (1st Year Fees) Pass in Graduation + GATE16 Mar - 10 May 2024
M.Sc
9 Courses
30,800 - 36,000 (1st Year Fees) Graduation & TSICET16 Mar - 10 May 2024
M.Pharm
10 Courses
90,000 (1st Year Fees) B.Pharm.16 Mar - 10 May 2024
B.Tech + M.Tech
7 Courses
72,500 (1st Year Fees) 10+2 with 45% + TS EAMCET26 Feb - 06 Apr 2024
M.Tech
1 Course
60,000 (1st Year Fees) Pass in Graduation + GATE16 Mar - 10 May 2024
MCA30,000 (1st Year Fees) Graduation with 50% + TSICET7 Mar - 30 Apr 2024

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JNTUH Upcoming Application Dates 2024


Expired Events

EventsDates
Downloading of New Allotment Order, if any (Internal Sliding) & Self report through Website [BE/B.Tech]Aug 28, 2024 - Aug 30, 2024
Downloading of New Allotment Order, if any (Internal Sliding) & Self report through Website [B.Pharma]Aug 28, 2024 - Aug 30, 2024
Provisional Allotment of Seats on or before [Centralized Internal Sliding] [BE/B.Tech]Aug 26, 2024

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JNTUH Cutoff 2024

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JNTUH, TS EAMCET Cutoff 2024

JNTUH, TS EAMCET Cutoff 2024 for General Category is listed below. The overall cutoff rank for TS EAMCET is 1701 - 70737

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JNTUH Rankings 2024

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JNTUH NIRF Innovation Ranking

#6-25out of 25 in India 2020
National Institutional Ranking Framework Innovation

JNTUH Outlook Ranking

#80out of 100 in India 2019
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Jayachandra Reddy
4.0
B.Tech, Computer Science and Engineering
Reviewed on (Enrolled 2022)

Admission:

I had to take the management seat route as I could not prepare for EAMCET examination. I did not have enough time to prepare due to domestic problems and that is also the reason I started my degree at the age of 20. I was previously in the aviation sector as a student pilot and made a switch to engineering due to unforeseen circumstances. I chose this college specifically due to it's proximity from my residence and the quality of the courses provided. There is no college specific entrance exam and all the students either enroll based on their EAMCET ranks or Management. Cut offs for each branch for a General student are as listed: 1. Computer Science Engineering: 39,610 2. Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning: 1,48,349 3. Electronics and Communication Engineering: 44,985 The process for EAMCET is as follows: First step after receiving the email regarding the selected colleges is received, One must have their documents like Aadhar card, Transfer Certificate, 10th and Intermediate mark sheet and memo respectively at the nearest verification center from the list sent to the candidate. After document verification, The candidate must visit the college with 3 xerox copies of each document, arranged in a specified order and visit the department in which they have secured a seat. Here, The candidate and their guardian are explained the necessary details and a fee is to be paid. The overall admission process is streamlined and hassle free. The college ensure this by providing ample workforce which helps keep the process quick and efficient without any hiccups or scope for misinformation.

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Neeharika Reddy
3.4
B.Tech, Engineering Physics
Reviewed on (Enrolled 2024)

Admission:

I applied to numerous colleges-Vasavi College of Engineering, CVR College of Engineering, Sreenidhi Institute of Science and Technology, to name a few. Of all the above colleges, I got confirmed admissions from Sreyas Institute of Engineering and Technology and CVR College of Engineering; however, I finally chose Sreyas over CVR for multiple reasons. Why I Chose Sreyas The balance between academic rigor and practical exposure was the prime reason to choose this college as per my career goals. What really appealed to me was the fact that the college was on lab work and projects, and I would get to experience that practically over here. Apart from that, modern infrastructure and the supportive faculty were the reasons for choosing Sreyas. One of the major factors that won my heart to Sreyas was its relatively smooth admission process and cut-offs, which gave me a clear-cut chance to get a seat in the branch of Computer Science Engineering that I was ready to pursue. Failures and What I Could Have Done Differently: I didn't get into Vasavi College or Sreenidhi Institute, as a result of mainly the entrance exams that they considered had more cutoffs than my rank in TS EAMCET. That rank was way behind their required cutoff, which significantly outplayed that of Sreyas. The reason why these ones didn't go well were due to an underestimation of competition for the top colleges and not adequate preparation for the entrance exam. Admission Process at Sreyas: The admission process at Sreyas is quite as per the regular process for most engineering colleges in the Telangana region. For B.Tech courses, eligibility criteria involve passing 10+2 with core subjects such as Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. For admission, TS EAMCET is taken in the instituition and the demand among the students for this exam is the most demanding. Other entrance exams are considered for a few seats, but the main one is TS EAMCET. Since the cutoffs for TS EAMCET at Sreyas is pretty low compared to top colleges, most students get a chance to join this college. The admission process was very smooth as counseling sessions were arranged to guide students through selecting branches and finalizing seats. Overall, Sreyas had just the right balance of academics, infrastructure, and accessibility when it comes to admission criteria. Other than some disappointment with other colleges, I will say this was a good choice for my engineering education.

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Priya Rao
4.0
B.Tech, Engineering Physics
Reviewed on (Enrolled 2023)

Admission:

When I selected the college to be going, to then applied to several instituitions, that comprised VNR VJIET, CBIT, and GITAM, while choosing Sreyas for few particular reasons. One of them would obviously be that one of the colleges which I applied was CBIT. It had a grand reputation for infrastructure and placement record, but Sreyas came up with better support for practical learning and personal development that were my major concerns. While the others mostly excelled in theory, I was convinced that the emphasis was on skill-building, which coincided with my long-term objectives. Among the colleges to which I had applied, I have received confirmed admissions in VNR VJIET and GITAM. But it was basically Sreyas that suited my imagination of a college that balances academics and extracurricular activities. The vibrancy and involvement of the students at Sreyas was also much more appealing to me compared to the other colleges, which seemed relatively quieter. Unfortunately I suffered rejections from CBIT and another prestigious institute due to falling short of their competitive entrance exam cutoffs. Now when I look back, my preparation for those specific exams hadn't been that strong, and I missed that opportunity to get a seat there as well. Some of the colleges also were having a very few seat numbers with stiff competition. The case with Sreyas was direct admissions. The college accepts scores from other entrance exams like EAMCET and JEE Mains, which are the most common ones for engineering courses in my region. The cutoff scores were pretty average and pretty comfortable enough to clear through. One has to pass 12th with science subjects, and getting a decent rank in the entrance exam is always required. The overall admission process was very smooth, and counseling sessions were helpful in making the right decisions about courses and campus preferences.

...Read More
Jayachandra Reddy
4.0
B.Tech, Computer Science and Engineering
Reviewed on (Enrolled 2022)

Admission:

I had to take the management seat route as I could not prepare for EAMCET examination. I did not have enough time to prepare due to domestic problems and that is also the reason I started my degree at the age of 20. I was previously in the aviation sector as a student pilot and made a switch to engineering due to unforeseen circumstances. I chose this college specifically due to it's proximity from my residence and the quality of the courses provided. There is no college specific entrance exam and all the students either enroll based on their EAMCET ranks or Management. Cut offs for each branch for a General student are as listed: 1. Computer Science Engineering: 39,610 2. Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning: 1,48,349 3. Electronics and Communication Engineering: 44,985 The process for EAMCET is as follows: First step after receiving the email regarding the selected colleges is received, One must have their documents like Aadhar card, Transfer Certificate, 10th and Intermediate mark sheet and memo respectively at the nearest verification center from the list sent to the candidate. After document verification, The candidate must visit the college with 3 xerox copies of each document, arranged in a specified order and visit the department in which they have secured a seat. Here, The candidate and their guardian are explained the necessary details and a fee is to be paid. The overall admission process is streamlined and hassle free. The college ensure this by providing ample workforce which helps keep the process quick and efficient without any hiccups or scope for misinformation.

...Read More
Neeharika Reddy
3.4
B.Tech, Engineering Physics
Reviewed on (Enrolled 2024)

Admission:

I applied to numerous colleges-Vasavi College of Engineering, CVR College of Engineering, Sreenidhi Institute of Science and Technology, to name a few. Of all the above colleges, I got confirmed admissions from Sreyas Institute of Engineering and Technology and CVR College of Engineering; however, I finally chose Sreyas over CVR for multiple reasons. Why I Chose Sreyas The balance between academic rigor and practical exposure was the prime reason to choose this college as per my career goals. What really appealed to me was the fact that the college was on lab work and projects, and I would get to experience that practically over here. Apart from that, modern infrastructure and the supportive faculty were the reasons for choosing Sreyas. One of the major factors that won my heart to Sreyas was its relatively smooth admission process and cut-offs, which gave me a clear-cut chance to get a seat in the branch of Computer Science Engineering that I was ready to pursue. Failures and What I Could Have Done Differently: I didn't get into Vasavi College or Sreenidhi Institute, as a result of mainly the entrance exams that they considered had more cutoffs than my rank in TS EAMCET. That rank was way behind their required cutoff, which significantly outplayed that of Sreyas. The reason why these ones didn't go well were due to an underestimation of competition for the top colleges and not adequate preparation for the entrance exam. Admission Process at Sreyas: The admission process at Sreyas is quite as per the regular process for most engineering colleges in the Telangana region. For B.Tech courses, eligibility criteria involve passing 10+2 with core subjects such as Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. For admission, TS EAMCET is taken in the instituition and the demand among the students for this exam is the most demanding. Other entrance exams are considered for a few seats, but the main one is TS EAMCET. Since the cutoffs for TS EAMCET at Sreyas is pretty low compared to top colleges, most students get a chance to join this college. The admission process was very smooth as counseling sessions were arranged to guide students through selecting branches and finalizing seats. Overall, Sreyas had just the right balance of academics, infrastructure, and accessibility when it comes to admission criteria. Other than some disappointment with other colleges, I will say this was a good choice for my engineering education.

...Read More
Priya Rao
4.0
B.Tech, Engineering Physics
Reviewed on (Enrolled 2023)

Admission:

When I selected the college to be going, to then applied to several instituitions, that comprised VNR VJIET, CBIT, and GITAM, while choosing Sreyas for few particular reasons. One of them would obviously be that one of the colleges which I applied was CBIT. It had a grand reputation for infrastructure and placement record, but Sreyas came up with better support for practical learning and personal development that were my major concerns. While the others mostly excelled in theory, I was convinced that the emphasis was on skill-building, which coincided with my long-term objectives. Among the colleges to which I had applied, I have received confirmed admissions in VNR VJIET and GITAM. But it was basically Sreyas that suited my imagination of a college that balances academics and extracurricular activities. The vibrancy and involvement of the students at Sreyas was also much more appealing to me compared to the other colleges, which seemed relatively quieter. Unfortunately I suffered rejections from CBIT and another prestigious institute due to falling short of their competitive entrance exam cutoffs. Now when I look back, my preparation for those specific exams hadn't been that strong, and I missed that opportunity to get a seat there as well. Some of the colleges also were having a very few seat numbers with stiff competition. The case with Sreyas was direct admissions. The college accepts scores from other entrance exams like EAMCET and JEE Mains, which are the most common ones for engineering courses in my region. The cutoff scores were pretty average and pretty comfortable enough to clear through. One has to pass 12th with science subjects, and getting a decent rank in the entrance exam is always required. The overall admission process was very smooth, and counseling sessions were helpful in making the right decisions about courses and campus preferences.

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JNTUH: 18 Answered Questions

If I fail a subject in 1st year and pass it in the 1st supplementary will I get a star in my memo JNTUH?

Tezal Dahiya

I will suggest that you don’t apply for the intermediate analogy in Graduation. It's a way you can easily pass the subjects based on your convenience throughout the full time of the course. You won’t get any stars in your memo but you will have a memo for each supplementary you write.

The individual memos help you in applying to foreign universities. For other applications, you require a Consolidated Marks Memo which can be easily obtained after clearing all papers. These memos have stars even if you pass in all subjects. 

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Do we pass in JNTUH after doing a revaluation?

Jiten PradhanStudied at Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Hyderabad (2020)

Before applying for a revaluation at JNTU Hyderabad, consider the following points

  • Don't apply for revaluation if it’s just a matter of 1-2 marks.
  • Don’t apply for revaluation if the supplementary exams for the same subject are to be held in less than 2 1/2 months. This is because during this time you will be notified of your supplementary exam fee and exam dates.
  • Go for revaluation if the only chance to re-write the evaluation is the next semester is the only chance to rewrite the failed subject you can go for revaluation
  • Apply for revaluation if there is more than 6 months gap for the supplementary exam. 

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What is the procedure to get transcripts from jntu-h?

Nikita GuhaB.Tech from Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Hyderabad

You can procure the transcripts from JNTU Hyderabad both through an online and offline process. Let me guide you in the same

Online procedure

  • Register all the details 
  • Login and then order transcripts through Online Student Services

Offline Procedure:

  • Download the form to be filled up
  • Fill in all the details and determine the total cost depending on the number of sets of transcripts you want. Usually a single transcript costs around 40 INR.
  • Inside the campus, you will find an SBI. Go there and pay challan along with 20 extra for Bank transactions.
  • Next, write the last 6 digits of your challan number on the form and submit it at the enquiry counter 3.
  • Applications are usually accepted between 11 am and 3.00 pm so go early if you aren’t from Hyderabad. 

You can get the transcript from the counter 2A after 3 pm.

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What is your opinion on JNTUH corrections? Is it genuine? Can one assess themselves with JNTUH percentage? Can you share your experiences?

Jiten PradhanStudied at Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Hyderabad (2020)

The correction staff of JNTU Hyderabad is very careless and has ruined the lives of many ambitious students. One of my friends shared his experiences of studying there. He was very adamant about getting good scores and studying hard in the first year. Despite that, he scored average marks around 68%. In fact, everyone around him got similar marks. Many got demotivated, and many even left while some decided to attempt exams without any preparations and surprisingly got similar results.

Despite it all, he decided to give himself a second chance and studied more rigorously in the second year but the results were similar. This destroyed his ambitions and dreams so he finally gave up in the 3rd and 4th year and decided to enjoy his college life instead.

He later realized that students who were deliberately marked failed to earn more exam fees which in turn was used in improving the infrastructure. This tactic ruined so many lives and it became very challenging to get an interview call from an MNC due to poor scores. 

I hope this situation is taken care of as soon as possible so that the lives and dreams of students can be saved!

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Is there an option to leave two subjects in JNTUH?

Hirdekh JainStudied at Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Hyderabad (2016)

Yes,JNTUH has an option of leaving 2 subjects. But that does not mean you don’t have to appear for the exams in these subjects. It’s just that these two subjects are spared from being included in the final grade calculation. 

So you have to study all the subjects and appear for their respective exams. Ultimately when the result of your final semester exams is out, you can leave two subjects in which you have backlogs. For this, you will have to fill out the form beforehand. Also, this is subject to certain conditions such as

  • These 2 subjects should be non-technical
  • The credit value of these 2 subjects should be equivalent to 8.

In such case case, you don’t have a single back, then non-technical subjects having the least value are removed automatically. The final percentage is calculated after removing these subjects only.

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How many marks do we need to get a distinction in JNTUH?

Sayantani Barman
Sai Kumar DhillonStudied at Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Hyderabad (2016)

As per the new  R-09 and R-13 regulations, JNTUH students won't be getting a distinction for each and every subject. Once their 4th-year 2nd Semester results are out,  a Consolidated Marks Memo(CMM) will be issued to them. This CMM includes all their semesters' subjects and respective marks. This Memo will also include the marks of the 2 excluded subjects, the marks of which will not be included in the final result. 

In JNTUH, calculating your grade is quite easy. Grades are calculated on the basis of the percentage calculated on the score that you have secured in all the semesters combined to the total mark of 5250. Students are graded as follows

  • Those who have secured a 69.5% and above get “First Class with Distinction”.
  • Those who have secured between 59.5% and 69.5% get “First Class”.

This process continues further for subsequent percentages. 

However, the procedure might be different if you are following the R-16 regulations. Under the new grading system, you can check your Subject Performance Standards like Outstanding, Excellent, etc. You can also see this SGPA which stands for Sessional/Semester Grade Point Average which can be converted in percentage format. Additionally, there will be a CGPA which is calculated as such

CGPA=(SGPA1+SGPA2+.....+of all semester)/(SCP1+SCP2+.....+of all semesters)

Here, SCP stands for Sessional/Semester Credit Points set to all subjects. Overall, students getting 6.95 and above in their CGPA/OGPA, will be given distinction along with First Class, O, A+, A, any other grade, etc.

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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?

Raktim Tarafdar

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.

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What are good and bad things about doing engineering in jntuh Hyderabad? Is it worth of doing undergraduation in JNTUH?

Ritesh KumarStudied at Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University (2020)

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. 

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What is the process to apply for a migration certificate? I'm from Hyderabad JNTUH?

Tezal Dahiya

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-

  1. 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.
  2. Submit your Secondary School Certificate(SSC).
  3. 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. 

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Do we get a refund if we pass the revaluation at JNTUH?

Nikita GuhaB.Tech from Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Hyderabad

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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