Geethanjali College of Engineering and Technology Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: Some teachers are really great, but some are not so good. I found it more helpful to learn from YouTube for certain subjects. The course curriculum could use some improvement. For AIML students, they should be teaching Python, but they don't. The semester exams are just okay.

Placement: The dean mentioned they were working on bringing in Google and Microsoft for placements, and it actually happened. However, these companies only recruited a few students for non-technical roles. I haven't seen any placements myself yet, so I can't comment on that. But I do know that the support for developing new ideas is top-notch.

Campus: The infrastructure here is pretty good. First-year students can't use Wi-Fi in class, but there are Ethernet connections in the labs. Wi-Fi coverage isn't great all over campus. Our classrooms are decent, but with more students now, they can get crowded.

Admission: The teaching quality is pretty good. It really depends on how well we understand and how interested we are. Passing the semester exams in JNTUH affiliated colleges is quite tough. The pass rate is usually low.

Placement: Only around 40% of us got jobs after college. The top salary in our department is 9 LPA. A lot of seniors from our department tried for government jobs through the GATE exam. I'm not sure about the exact percentage, but companies like NFC and BHL do offer internships. I'm not really sure about the specific roles though.

Campus: I don't know about the hostel because I'm a day scholar. Our college only has a girls' hostel. Our department has Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and a library. They also focus on sports like football and basketball.

Admission: The professors at our college are awesome! They don't just teach us stuff but also guide us on projects and internships. The courses we take are all about real-life issues and we learn different ways to solve them. Exams are pretty chill since they mostly cover what we've been studying.

Placement: There aren't a lot of job placements for our EEE course. Most jobs go to CSE students. But we EEE students also learn coding, so we can still get tech jobs during placements. Companies come to hire us for both core and technical roles.

Campus: The classrooms are big with smart boards, and the labs have all the latest stuff. The library has over 40,000 books on every subject. But the food at the mess and canteen isn't that good for the price you pay.

Admission: I really like how knowledgeable the teachers are and how much they care about teaching us. The course is all about helping us grow and get ready for the real world. There's so much to learn if you dig deep into it. Plus, the opportunities for jobs and further studies are great for our future.

Placement: In my class of 90, most students are finding jobs after graduation. The pay range is pretty good from 1.6 LPA to 25 LPA, with an average of 3.5 LPA. Some top companies hiring us are Tatva Soft, Agrusoft, Reliance, and Adani. And we're also landing internships in areas like back-end, front-end, and software development.

Campus: Living in the college hostel is great for students who come from faraway places. The food in the mess is pretty good too. The campus has everything you need awesome classrooms, top-notch computer labs, Wi-Fi, a great library, and sports facilities. Overall, it's a good place to be.

Admission: The professors here are super experienced and always ready to help. They make sure to support us in every way possible. We have workshops all the time where we get hands-on experience. Plus, industry mentors are always there to share their wisdom with us.

Placement: Most students get placed each year with a good salary, and many companies come for placements. The college also gives us technical training to help us get hired.

Campus: I don't stay on campus. But this year they started a hostel for students. The canteen is clean and the food is good. The library has lots of books and also has a digital library with free wi-fi.

Admission: The college teaches us C programming, Java, Python, and data structures at a professional level. They even have hackathons, which are super helpful. The academics are great, but if you're looking for more than just studying, this might not be the place for you.

Placement: Most students get placed here, with the top package being 41 LPA from campus placements. Last year, it was only 13 LPA. There are claims of 54 LPA, but those are not from the college they come from outside platforms like LinkedIn.

Campus: The college is super pretty with lots of greenery and nice buildings. The campus looks great!

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. The semester exams can be tough, with some papers being harder than others. Passing is doable with a 40% pass rate for both internal and external exams.

Placement: The college has engineering courses and good placement options. Companies like TCS and Infosys, as well as manufacturing firms, hire students. They offer jobs like software engineer and mechanical engineer. In 2024, the highest salary was 41 LPA and the lowest was around 3-4 LPA.

Campus: The Wi-Fi works in the canteen, library, and other places. The labs have all the stuff we need, they're in good shape. We get sports gear for sports time. They also have indoor games. The new hostels are nice and kept well. The food in the mess is pretty good. Canteen food is good too.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and they're super nice when they teach. The course content is spot-on for what's happening in the industry, mixing theory with hands-on stuff. Exams are fair and cover both ideas and real-life skills, so you really get tested well.

Placement: The college has a good record of helping students get jobs, with almost 90% of eligible students getting offers. Big companies like Accenture, Cognizant, and PwC come to hire students and offer salaries between Rs.5-12 LPA. The college also helps students with training to improve their job skills. But some students find it hard to get top jobs based on their chosen majors.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like labs, big classrooms, and a green campus. The hostel is cool too, with clean rooms and yummy food, but sometimes things need fixing. It's a great place to study and learn.

Admission: The teachers here are really great, most of them have Ph.Ds. They know their stuff and are always willing to help us learn. They give us tips on how to get good grades and what to do after we finish our engineering degree. Overall, they're super helpful. When it comes to studying, you can do as much as you want. The teachers are always there to assist, whether it's through WhatsApp or a phone call. Plus, they're really friendly.

Placement: When it comes to getting a job after college, this place is top-notch. Everyone is going for CSE because it's in high demand. Compared to other colleges, the chances of landing a job here are pretty good even for an average student. It's a great opportunity for sure.

Campus: The campus is really nice and safe with great security. The buildings are top-notch and everything looks clean. Plus, there are tons of chances to get involved in cool tech and coding stuff.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and know their stuff. They really prepare us well for the real world. The exams are fair, not too hard. Most students pass with flying colors  about 80% of us make it through. Overall, the teaching quality is top-notch.

Placement: The placement scene at GCET is pretty good, with around 65-75% of students getting placed every year. Some departments even get higher packages. The highest package in 2024 was 41 LPA, and the average was 6-7 LPA. So yeah, the college is solid when it comes to placements.

Campus: The Wi-Fi at the college is awesome. The campus is really nice, with lots of greenery and it's super clean. The labs and the sports ground are always in top shape. The library is huge. And the food at the canteen is really clean. Plus, there are a ton of fun activities to do outside of classes.