DCET Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The professors are really knowledgeable and helpful. They clear up any doubts we have and make things easy to understand. Not many students seem to grasp the industry stuff, but the teachers explain it well. The pass rate might be low because OU grades the exams tough. So, gotta buckle down and study hard for those semester tests.

Placement: This year, not many students got placed because of the tough job market. The college offered the highest salary of 5 LPA, which is pretty good. I got an average package of 3.6 LPA for my course. Luckily, I got selected in Kolkata, and companies like Amazon and Tech Mahindra are coming to recruit. I also did an internship at Sitarambagh Substation, which was a great learning experience.

Campus: The college doesn't have a canteen or good facilities like internet, sports, and cultural activities. It's not NAAC accredited. But the labs are comfy, and the library is awesome. Lots of books, plus a digital library. There's no on-campus hostel, but you can find one near Mehdipatnam.

Admission: The teachers at our college are just okay. They show up, do their thing, and leave. Some of them know their stuff, but most don't really care about helping us learn. Only a couple of teachers here are really good. The rest are just there for the paycheck. The teaching isn't amazing, but it's not terrible either  just average. The courses we take are practical and get us ready for the real world.

Placement: In my civil engineering batch, we started with around 60 students, but some got held back. Not many companies came to our college for hiring, but we did have visits from companies like Amazon. Only a few of us were lucky enough to land internships.

Campus: The Wi-Fi at our college is a no-go for students. The library here is seriously lacking, with outdated books galore.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and have lots of real-world experience. They're always there to help and give advice. There's about 1 teacher for every 10 students. The courses match up with what's happening in the industry and get updated often. They cover everything from hospitality to cooking to tourism. They focus on hands-on skills, starting your own business, and being eco-friendly. We have exams every semester, with a mix of written and practical tests. They test us regularly with quizzes and projects to see how we're doing. Experts from the industry and other colleges come by to check things out and make sure everything's up to scratch.

Placement: The college helps students get good jobs after graduation. Big companies like Google, Microsoft, and Amazon come to hire students. The highest salary offered is 25 LPA, and the average is around 8-10 LPA. Almost all students (90%) get placed. The college's placement cell works hard to help students, offering training and support for interviews. They also arrange internships with top companies for practical experience.

Campus: The facilities for the hospitality course and hotel are really good. We have modern classrooms with all the tech stuff we need. The labs for hands-on training are top-notch. The library has a huge collection of books on hospitality and management. The computer labs have the latest software and internet. We even have a training hotel, except for the lobby and guest rooms. There are kitchens for cooking training, restaurants and bars for service training, and a housekeeping lab too. And there's more - a student lounge, recreation room, sports like basketball and tennis, a gym, and even yoga and meditation rooms. Plus, we get high-speed internet everywhere on campus.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome and really helpful. They know their stuff, from the professors to the HODs and even the Principal. They give us the course outline upfront, which is cool. We have four exams over two years, and you gotta get at least 50% to pass. It's all good here!

Placement: There are only 18 seats in each batch for this course. It's super popular for civil engineering and construction. I got a scholarship from the government which was awesome. Companies like Mappher and KHM offered us internships. Once we finish, we can aim for a job as a junior structural engineer.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure. They don't have hostels on campus, but there are a lot of private hostels nearby since it's in the city near Nampally. They've got a big ground for sports and studying. There's no canteen at the college, but there are plenty of restaurants nearby.

Admission: The teachers here are okay, but not as amazing as we hoped. They're supposed to help us learn, but I don't really see that happening. At first, we had awesome teachers who taught really well. But lately, it's been pretty disappointing.

Placement: The job placements aren't great. Lately, no students have landed any jobs. Only a handful of companies come to our college to hire. It's been 3 years, and internships are scarce too.

Campus: The labs are pretty useless since we can't even use them most of the time. It's a bummer that we're not allowed in during college hours. The classrooms are a mess - the fans and lights are always acting up, and the benches are broken. I'm glad I'm from a convent school because I wouldn't want to pay to study at a college with such bad facilities.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They know their stuff and are always there to help with any questions. The course content is spot on and prepares us well for the industry. The exams can be tough, though, with a pass rate of around 70%.

Placement: I didn't see any recruitment opportunities for students in my course to switch to other courses, but Computer Science (CSE) and Information Technology (IT) students have good placement options. The salary package is usually under 4 LPA. Unfortunately, students in my course didn't get any internships in companies. Also, the course doesn't offer top roles in big companies. On the bright side, IT and CSE students did receive offer letters from various colleges.

Campus: The lab facilities are great with good equipment. Unfortunately, my college doesn't have a hostel or food options on campus. But, there are plenty of canteens nearby. We also have sports and medical services available at the college.

Admission: The teachers at our college really know their stuff and have tons of experience. Most exams focus on theory, so you gotta put in a lot of effort to get a good grade.

Placement: The college mainly offers placements for CSE and IT roles, with companies like TCS and Infosys being the top recruiters. For civil engineering students, placements usually involve AutoCAD. If you're into civil engineering, be ready for a two-year commitment for a job.

Campus: The college's infrastructure and facilities are just okay. They need a lot of work to keep them up. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi, hostel, mess, or canteen on campus. Plus, there aren't any sports or games it's all about academics here.

Admission: The teachers here are amazing. They know their stuff and really care about helping us learn. They have taught for a long time and are always there to help us with our work. Even during breaks, they're available to answer our questions.

Placement: To get into engineering through ECET, aim for ranks below 800. For EAMCET, around 35,000 should do it. Once you hit the right rank, you can pick any course you want. Lately, companies haven't been hiring much from this course. Hopefully, things will pick up in the future.

Campus: The college's infrastructure and labs are pretty outdated. They really need an upgrade. Sadly, if you're into sports, this college won't support you. There's no sports or canteen here. Plus, there's no medical facilities or hostel.

Admission: The course curriculum and exams are solid since it's connected with Osmania University. The teachers make sure we cover all topics on time. They emphasize the importance of both internal and external exams, which really helps us succeed.

Placement: Placements here are pretty disappointing. The CSE department only offers placements for M.Tech students, and it's mostly just data entry jobs at Owaisi Hospital. A lot of seniors haven't found jobs yet. The highest package is around 7 LPA for M.Tech students. Companies like Infosys and Cognizant don't come here often. Some students manage to get internships outside the college. If you're looking for placements or internships, it's better to search outside of the college.

Campus: The college doesn't have a hostel, but the campus is getting better every day. The labs have Wi-Fi and a server, and the classrooms are nice. The library is awesome you can find any book there. Unfortunately, there's no canteen. Sports and games don't happen often. And there's no medical facilities either.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super qualified and know their stuff. They mostly teach in Hindi and English, but some students struggle with Hindi. Our classes follow the OU curriculum, which is cool. The semester exams are pretty fair too.

Placement: A good chunk of students get jobs every year. The highest salary they offer is around 8 LPA, while the lowest is 3 LPA. Big companies like Amazon, Google, Infosys, and Cognizant come for recruitment. We have lots of internship opportunities here, which helps with getting good placements. The highest salary they offer is 8 LPA.

Campus: The college has great facilities and it's a top choice for applying.