MVSR Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are super knowledgeable and really good at teaching. They make the subjects interesting and explain things in a way that makes sense. The course is similar to other colleges that accept EAMCET scores. The exams aren't too hard either.

Placement: Most students here get jobs through campus recruitment about 70%. The average salary is around 6 LPA. Companies like TCS, Salesforce, and Accenture hire a lot of students. Many end up as general managers or analysts, mostly in the software field. The popular roles are in management.

Campus: The college campus looks a bit old, but the Wi-Fi is great. The labs are okay, and the classrooms are good they all have projectors. They do have a hostel, but it's a bit far from campus. The food on campus is decent.

Admission: The teachers here know the basics, but nothing too special. They don't really prepare us for the industry. Some exams are tough, others are okay. About 60% of us pass, the rest don't.

Placement: The placements this year are not as good as before. Most of the companies coming are software companies, which is a bummer for EEE, Mechanical, Civil, and Automobile students. CSC and IT students have it easier with more opportunities. But for us EEE students, the placements aren't great.

Campus: The college is pretty basic. It's just two rows of buildings, nothing fancy. It's small compared to other colleges in Hyderabad. The hostel is new, opened around 2 years back. Food and facilities are okay, nothing special.

Admission: The teachers here are super nice and always ready to help us out. They keep the courses up-to-date with what's happening in the industry. The exams are just right, not too tough. Most students pass with about a 70% rate. And the best part is, teachers are always there to answer our questions, even after classes are done for the day.

Placement: The placement scene at our college is pretty good. Every year, more than 100 companies visit to hire students. Usually, about 60-70% of students get placed. But this year, the percentage has dropped a bit compared to before. Overall, there are still good placement opportunities at MVSR.

Campus: The college has nice facilities like projectors in classrooms and computer labs with all the necessary equipment. There are hostels on campus, and the food there is decent. The canteen serves a good selection of vegetarian food, and the college supports different sports activities.

Admission: The teachers at MVSR Engineering College are really helpful and easy to talk to. They don't just teach from the book but also push us to learn hands-on skills. If we're struggling with something, they're always there to help us out.

Placement: During the 2023 placements at MVSR College, around 58% of undergraduate students got placed. The highest salary offered was 30 LPA, and the average package was 4.5 LPA. Companies like Amazon and Deloitte come to our campus to hire students.

Campus: The labs in our department are top-notch. They have all the latest equipment and software for experiments and simulations. We also have a seminar hall for guest speakers and workshops, which help us stay current on industry stuff. And the library is pretty good too!

Admission: The teachers at this college are awesome! They really help us out a lot. The teaching is top-notch, and all the teachers have PhDs. The course lasts for 5 years with 10 semesters. You need 380 marks out of 900 to pass the exam.

Placement: The college offers a good salary package, around 4 to 6 lakhs per year. They have internships with companies like TCS, Khar Techno, and Anudip. Participation in placements requires over 60% marks, so only 40% of students take part.

Campus: The college here has great infrastructure and everything is top-notch. They've got all kinds of stuff like classrooms, bathrooms, bedrooms, libraries, labs, you name it. The food at the college and hostel canteen is delicious and the faculty even sets up sports and games for us.

Admission: Some teachers were nice, but most were not great. The teaching was just okay. A few teachers even flirted with each other in front of us, which was unprofessional. The course material is old-fashioned and not relevant to today. The college started conducting exams itself in 2021, when it became independent. I think they purposely make the exams hard so students fail.

Placement: The placements here are not great. They make students from non-IT branches think they'll get good job offers, but it's not true. The college partners with a company called 'Suntek' for weekly training in software engineering and soft skills. They charge a fee for it when you join. Unfortunately, only a few CSE/IT students actually get placed. It's no surprise that the college staff are certified professionals.

Campus: The Wi-Fi at the college campus doesn't work, which is disappointing. The lab technicians can be a bit rude and act like they're in charge, sometimes with the Assistant Professors. During lab sessions, the lecturers mostly just scold students for not wearing lab coats or not finishing lab records. It's pretty frustrating.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. They make learning fun and easy. The courses they offer are great, like AIML, CSM, CSE, ECE, EEE, civil, and more. The exams in each semester are pretty manageable too.

Placement: There are around 64 students in my class divided into 4 groups. The highest salary package offered is 30 LPA, with an average of 7 LPA and the lowest being Rs. 30,000. Google and Microsoft are the top companies for recruitment. Around 30% of students were able to secure internships.

Campus: The college has great facilities and high standards. The infrastructure is top-notch, helping students land jobs easily. They offer hostels with good food, and there's also a canteen and mess available on campus. Overall, it's a good place to study.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and know their stuff. The course content is spot-on for real-world jobs. They really prepare us for the industry by sharing what they know. The exams aren't too tough  you can pass with a 30% score.

Placement: In our college, we have 4 sections for BE Computer Science and Engineering. Each section has around 64 students. Big companies like Google come to our college for job opportunities and internships. Google is one of the top companies that visited our college.

Campus: The hostel is just a short walk away from the college, about a kilometer. They've got great facilities here 4 classrooms and around 20 labs for everyone. The food is really good, top-notch quality. There's a mess for meals and a canteen right on campus. Great place overall!

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and are always ready to help. The classes prepare us well for real-life work. The exams are tough but fair, mostly about what we've learned in class. Most people pass, around 70-80 percent.

Placement: I wanna talk about the placements at MVSR Engineering College. For Computer Science and Electronics, it's pretty good. Around 88% of us got jobs in my batch. Companies like TCS, Infosys, Accenture, Cognizant, and some startups hired students.

Campus: The labs and classrooms have all the tools we need. The library has almost every book we need, which is awesome. The canteen serves good veggie food at reasonable prices. The classrooms have projectors for cool lessons, and they're well-ventilated. Plus, we have Wi-Fi all over campus. Great setup overall!

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and they know their stuff. Some of them even have PhDs. The courses they offer are good and they make sure we learn what we need for the industry. The exams at the end of the semester are fair. If we study, we can pass easily, but if we don't, it's tough. I think around 80% of students pass. Some subjects are harder than others, so it really depends on which subject you're taking.

Placement: In my course, only about 10% of students get placements on campus. The highest package was around 40LPA, while the lowest was 3LPA. TCS was one of the main companies that recruited students. Most internships happened off-campus. I don't know much about the top roles yet.

Campus: The campus looks nice, but the labs are kinda average. It's a bummer that there's no Wi-Fi in there for us. The library is okay, but it doesn't have a lot of books. Living in the hostel is tough for me. The food is bad, the warden is mean, and the fees are way too high at Rs. 38,000 per semester. Plus, there are only 3 bathrooms per floor, no backup generator, limited Wi-Fi, and the cleaning isn't great.