JNTUACEP Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really good at teaching. Each branch has its own building on campus. We also have a big library that everyone can use. The semester exams are pretty hard, and you need to study a lot. The passing grade is 35 percent, so you gotta work hard to pass.

Placement: Around 20% of students here have landed jobs in different companies, which is great. The pay they're getting is pretty good, with the highest offer being 44 LPA. Big names like TCS, Wipro, and Accenture often hire students from our college. Plus, almost 40% of students get to do internships, which is awesome.

Campus: The labs and classrooms have great facilities like clean water and nice bathrooms. The lab has cool machines and systems. The hostel is awesome too, with good food and a nice place to hang out in college.

Admission: The teachers at this school are really great. They know their stuff and teach us a lot. They're super qualified.

Placement: The campus at my college is so pretty! About 35% of students pass their classes. The biggest salary offer is 45 lakhs and the lowest is 5 lakhs. Companies like Wipro Ltd., Amazon, and Origin come to hire graduates.

Campus: I really like my college block. It has a lot of rooms, classes, labs, and even staff rooms. There are also bathrooms, re-labs, AC machines, and DC machines. The highest salary package here is around 44 lakhs. The hostel food is good, and the beds are comfy.

Admission: The teachers aren't that great at teaching unless we push them with questions. They know their stuff, but they're not very helpful. The course content is good and will prepare us for the industry. The semester questions are tough, but as long as we explain our answers well, we can pass. Lots of students pass the semesters.

Placement: I study at JNTUA College of Engineering Pulivendula. When I first came here, I thought it was great, but now I'm a bit disappointed with the placements. About 10-20% of students in my course got jobs. The salary packages range from 3 LPA to 10 LPA. Companies like Wipro, Intel, and Texas recruit students from our course. We all have to do internships during the 3rd and 4th years. The college arranges internships in places like APLMS portals and government companies such as Skilldzire. They offer roles like electronic design engineer, R&D software engineer, VLSI, and embedded system engineer.

Campus: The labs, tables, Wi-Fi, and library in my college are good. They take care of the maintenance. We have Wi-Fi in our hostel. The food in the mess is okay, not great. But the canteen food tastes better, though it's a bit pricey. We can get medical help anytime, and the wardens are always around. There's even a dispensary for health problems. Students here love playing sports and games.

Admission: The classes are okay, but they could be improved to help us grow better. I wish they would focus more on helping us speak well, understand theories, and use what we learn in real life. Right now, it's mostly about finishing the topics and taking tests, instead of getting us ready for job interviews. It would be great if they could make some changes to make us more well-rounded.

Placement: I was kinda disappointed with the placements at the college. I'm studying ECE, but there aren't many job options here. So, I might have to do extra courses in stuff like software or VLSI to get into better companies. Or I might just start prepping for government jobs instead.

Campus: The food at the hostel mess is just okay. Sometimes it's not very tasty and can even be gross. They mostly serve simple dishes like dal every day, and there's not much variety in curries. They only have chicken and eggs twice a week. The rooms are fine, but the bathrooms aren't kept very clean.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff, and some even graduated from IITs. They plan exams well ahead of time, and we get the timetable before the semester starts. Passing rate is around 85%, but exams are tough. Luckily, the lectures are great, so no need to stress too much.

Placement: I'm impressed with how my classmates are improving their skills and getting decent grades. We've had internships at Wipro, and some of the older students landed jobs at Google and Amazon. The average salary is around 7 lakhs per year, with the lowest being 5 lakhs and the highest at 30 lakhs. I've even heard that some seniors have started their own businesses. It's really inspiring!

Campus: The department here is awesome! They have 5 labs and 5 lecture rooms. In each lab, there are 60 computers, 2 ACs, and 8 fans. And in each lecture room, there is a stage, room for 70 students, 4 windows, and 4 fans. The infrastructure is really good, and the lectures are top-notch. Perfect for 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and M.Tech students!

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are great at teaching. They give us lots of projects to do each semester, which prepare us well for the real world. The pass rate for exams is around 35%, so you gotta study hard!

Placement: My college has around five branches. Each branch has about 80 students every year. The top package offered is 40 lakhs per year, grabbed by an ECE student. The lowest package depends on the company hiring.

Campus: Each department has its own block on campus. Almost every college building has Wi-Fi, which everyone can use. The labs are safe and cozy. The main library is huge with tons of books. Food in the hostels is okay, and there's a canteen too.

Admission: The teachers in this course are really helpful and super knowledgeable. They all have either an M.Tech. or Ph.D. The teaching quality is pretty good. The course covers stuff like Automation and software such as ANSYS and CATIA, which is all part of the curriculum.

Placement: I really liked how our course focused on our skills in the subject we love. It's cool that around 3.5 lacs is the average package for placements. Big companies like L&T hire students from our course. Learning about thermodynamics and mechatronics is a big advantage here.

Campus: The college has pretty good facilities. They've got Wi-Fi for students who need it. The classrooms are decent they can hold around 80100 students. The food is good quality and worth the price.

Admission: Most of the teachers here have Ph.D. or M.E. degrees. The majority of them finished their M.Tech too. They care a lot about grades and percentages, just like any other college. They're good at helping with real-world issues. The course content is solid and they put in a lot of effort. Over 85% of students pass each semester without any retakes. But the semesters are pretty short, less than 4 months.

Placement: We used to get a lot of job offers before. But now, because all big companies are rejecting, there aren't many job chances. Before, students were getting more than 11 lacs per year. The lowest package is 4 lacs per year. The main roles are bank managers. Top companies like Airbus and IBM hire from here.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is super fast, which is awesome. The lab computers are i5 and work really well. Our library is big and has digital support. There are cleaners around, but maintenance could be better. The food quality isn't controlled by the administration. We also have a gym and rooms. And the college has a huge ground for outdoor games, which is pretty cool.

Admission: The professors here are really knowledgeable. They all have M.Tech degrees and some are even working towards their Ph.D. The heads of departments have a lot of teaching experience too. We have semester exams at the end of each semester, along with mid-exams twice during the semester. And don't forget about the practical exams too!

Placement: This college is run by the government, so we might not see as many job offers as private colleges. But don't worry, there are still opportunities. If you work hard and learn a lot, you can land a job in top companies like Tata, Infosys, IBM, Volvo, and more. The highest salary offered is 44 LPA. Remember, internships are up to us students to find.

Campus: The hostel and college have fast internet. The labs have lots of instruments, but sometimes they need fixing. They fix them quickly. There are sports and grounds on campus, but college only provides some equipment. The canteen isn't great, but you can get basic stuff there.

Admission: Studying Computer Science and Engineering here. The teaching is great. They keep things current and give us lots of motivation to learn and improve. I feel like this college has really prepared me well for the future job market. I've gained a lot of skills and qualifications that make me more employable.

Placement: Getting placed here is decent, but not everyone gets a job. Around one-fourth of the students get hired. The top salary offered is 44 LPA, while the lowest is 3 LPA. Finding a job is pretty chill since there's not much competition. Each class has 75 students, so it's not too crowded.

Campus: Our college has everything we need - hostels, sports ground, basketball court, you name it. Each classroom has what we need, and every department has their own labs. We've got a central library and a student canteen too. Everything's clean and hygienic around here.