NIT Andhra Pradesh B.Tech Electrical And Electronics Engineering: Fees 2025, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Admission to this college is through the JEE Main exam, with the Joint Seat Allocation Authority (JOSAA) managing counseling and seat allocation. The process involves multiple rounds, starting after JEE Advanced, and includes specific quotas for home and other states. Faculty are highly qualified, with most holding PhDs from top institutions, and the college is actively recruiting to improve the faculty-to-student ratio, currently at 1:50. The EEE department has a 3:50 ratio. The curriculum features four exams per semester, with about 70% of students passing. The college offers fee remissions; families earning under INR 1 lakh receive a full waiver, and those earning below INR 4 lakhs get a 40% remission. Open category fees are around INR 90,000 per semester, while OBC students pay between INR 27,500 and INR 55,000, depending on family income. SC, ST, and PWD students pay INR 27,500, with SC-ST students receiving waivers. Including hostel charges, total fees reach about INR 1 lakh per semester, with a JoSAA allotment fee of INR 35,000. The college has an 83.5% placement rate in 2023 with packages up to INR 44 LPA and an average of INR 8.13 LPA. Around 170 to 250 companies, including major MNCs, participate annually. Graduates from 2022 saw 98% placement, with the top package at INR 48 LPA. Placement eligibility begins in the 6th or 7th semester with a CGPA requirement of 6 or 6.5. While CSE, EEE, and ECE branches perform well in placements, efforts to enhance opportunities in other fields continue. Internships offer varying stipends, with some up to INR 50,000. The college supports state and central government scholarships and collaborates with SBI for loans. Tuition fees for OC candidates with incomes above INR 5 lakh are INR 130,000 annually, with general students paying about INR 1.2 lakhs. Hostel fees are INR 30,000 per semester. Various financial aids and scholarships are accessible to eligible students.