Prathyusha Engineering College Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at the college are really smart and know a lot. They share their experiences and put in a lot of effort to help us succeed. When I was taking my semester exams, the core papers were tough, but they motivated me to work hard.

Placement: In my course, around 35 to 45 students out of 60 got jobs. They got paid between 4.5 to 6 LPA. Companies like Cognizant, Hexaware, Kaar Technologies recruited them. The rest got internships as software developers or graduate engineers.

Campus: The college and hostel have really comfy facilities and nice vibes. Wi-Fi and labs are always there for us to use. The food in the mess is super tasty and everyone enjoys it.

Admission: The teachers and staff are super friendly and always there to help with any questions 24/7. The hands-on classes and training they offer really prepare us for the industry. They only do exams once we finish learning everything, and you need a 60% to pass.

Placement: Most students in my course get placed, around 75% each batch. The highest salary someone got was 18lpa, while the lowest was 1.5lpa. On average, it's around 4.5lpa. Companies like TCS and CTS come for placements. Almost all students land internships at places like Avasoft and Nibav. They usually get roles like software developer, web developer, or business development associate.

Campus: The labs in every department are well-equipped with good facilities and fast Wi-Fi for studying. There's also a big central lab with 6 smaller labs, each with 60 computers, plus a library. The hostel has great facilities, the food in the mess and canteen is really good, and they have good medical services. The focus on sports is also really good here.

Admission: All the teachers have Ph.Ds and they're really experienced and nice. They focus more on practical stuff than just theory. They're great at clearing doubts. We even go on trips to actual industries which is cool. The exams can be tough but if you work hard, passing is doable. The passing rate is around 40%, so you gotta put in the effort.

Placement: I'm really happy with the placement opportunities at our college. 90% of students got placed in IT companies, which is awesome. The highest salary package is 7 LPA, and the lowest is 2 LPA. Companies like TCS, Accenture, Wipro, and HCL hire a lot of students from our college. Around 60% of students also got internships, which is great. The most common role offered is a site engineer.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure. Everything works well, including the equipment in labs with Wi-Fi. The canteen serves good food, and there are medical facilities available. Students also get support for sports activities.

Admission: I love the course content at my college. I picked it because I'm really into this stuff, and the teachers are top-notch. A bunch of them have Ph.Ds, and they all bring something different to the table. Just paying attention in class helps me do well on tests, whether they're every semester or every week.

Placement: I love how our college helps us get great jobs! Big companies like HCL, Microsoft, Dell, HP, TCS, Infotech, and more come for placements. I got an awesome job offer with a high position and a cool salary of 16 Lacs per year. So happy with it!

Campus: Our college hostel is massive! It's got 4 floors, with 17 rooms on each floor. The rooms are a good size, and they fit two students. We each have our own cupboards and beds. The mess in the hostel serves yummy and healthy meals that taste just like home-cooked food. So good!

Admission: The teachers here are also learning, just like us students. YouTube really helped us get through the semester because the teachers don't take the time to help us with doubts. They can be pretty rude, making it hard for us to share our problems and get them sorted out.

Placement: I gotta be honest, only a small number of students from our department end up getting jobs like around 5%. Lately, it's been even harder to find placements. I know one person who landed a job at Flipkart, but that's about it. We couldn't track down anyone else who got placed.

Campus: The washrooms here need more cleaning. They only clean them once a day, which isn't enough. Also, the food quality is bad. Even after complaining, it's not getting any better. Sometimes we even find bugs in the food. There are only a few washrooms for so many students. It's not very convenient.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff and have a lot of experience. They teach well. If you focus on your main subjects, you'll learn a lot. If you put in the effort, you can do well on your exams. The exams are tough, though. Next year, the college will become autonomous.

Placement: In my course, around 80 out of 120 students got placed. The highest salary offered was 7.5 LPA, while the lowest was 2 LPA. Unfortunately, there were no internships available. Most students landed jobs in IT.

Campus: The college has a pretty good infrastructure. They have a separate block for classrooms, which are really nice. The campus environment is good and the classrooms have projectors and boards. The library is decent with lots of books to use.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and explain things in a way that's easy to get. They're always there to help with questions, assignments, and advice on careers. The teaching is good and we get to do practical stuff too. The course is set up well and covers things like AI, ML, and cloud computing for our projects and internships. It gets us ready for what's out there. The exams are fair and test both theory and hands-on skills. Most students pass with about 85-95%, which is pretty high.

Placement: I'm in the class of 2025 studying B.Tech in Artificial Intelligence and Data Science. Around 70% of us got jobs after graduation. Companies like Hexaware, Cognizant, and TCS hire students from our course. We mostly get roles as software engineers or AIML engineers. Salaries range from 2.5 LPA to 8 LPA, with an average of 4 LPA to 6 LPA. Many of us also landed internships at places like BGR and Qspiders.

Campus: The labs in my department have top-notch computers and the latest software for stuff like AI and data analytics. Wi-Fi works well all over campus and in the hostel. Our classrooms have smartboards and projectors. The library has lots of AI books and research papers, plus online resources. The hostel rooms and bathrooms are clean and comfy. They serve tasty veg and non-veg food. If you need medical help, they've got facilities for emergencies. And for fun, you can play volleyball, cricket, chess, carrom, or table tennis.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super friendly. The course content is practical and helps us get ready for the industry. The semester exams are tough, but it pushes us to study hard. You need to score above 80% to pass, but it's worth it for the learning experience.

Placement: In my course, not a lot of students got jobs. About 10 students found jobs in different companies. The highest salary offered was 6 LPA, while the lowest was around 2-3 LPA. On average, students got around 3-4 LPA. The top companies that hire from our course are Cognizant and Kumaran Systems. Only a few students got internships at Workholic. Unfortunately, there aren't many top roles offered in my course.

Campus: The facilities in my course are awesome. We have nice classrooms and a cool lab. The library and Wi-Fi are great too. Our hostel has good facilities too. The food in the mess and canteen is tasty. They also have medical help. Plus, we have sports and games available. Overall, the hostel has really good quality and facilities.

Admission: I chose this course to learn about computers and coding because everything is going digital now. The faculty were really good - they knew their stuff. There were about 45 students to one teacher. Exams happen twice a year, so you gotta work hard to pass.

Placement: In my college, the last year is all about campus placements. I applied and got placed in a top IT company, like 70% of other students. Every year, many companies visit to hire students. The highest salary offered was about 45 lakhs per year, while the average was around 9 lakhs per year. It's a great opportunity to secure a job before graduating!

Campus: The college is huge and really pretty. I loved that the hostels were right on campus, so it was super convenient for getting to classes. The food was top-notch and clean. Plus, there's Wi-Fi everywhere. They have tons of clubs and groups to join, which is awesome.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They explain stuff really well, using paper presentations and solving problems on the board. They also give us real-life examples to help us grasp the concepts better. It's super helpful and makes learning easier.

Placement: There are 61 students in my batch, and in the batches before mine, there were 26 students. Out of my class, 40 students got placed. 15 students found jobs through Qspider training. Some classmates got placements in Cognizant, Hexaware, Kaar Technologies, and Cluster. A few also got jobs through Workaholic, a training company.

Campus: The college doesn't have a set fee for each course. The tuition fee is Rs 81,500 and everyone pays a placement fee of Rs 5,000. Breakfast, lunch, and bus fees change every year. The bus fee depends on the distance, while breakfast is optional. Hostel fee for a year is Rs 90,000, covering stay, 3 meals, and snacks once a day.