B.Tech Mechanical Engineering

MLR Institute of Technology, Dundigal (Also known as: MLRIT Dundigal)

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The college is has about 5 blocks in one building for a second, third and final year. Another building for first year as freshman department.So,you can expect ragging free environment. Most of the faculty have PhD but some of them have less experience. There is a romour that it recruits newbies than seniors. But they are wonderful R&D labs. In terms of lab they have highly computers with Centre of Excellence. One of the important reason to consider this college is it gives important to sports it has well seated indoor stadium with games like snookers, badminton, table tennis etc. It also has advanced cricket ground with nighttime compatible fled lights.But you must have experience in cricket to play

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MLR Institute of Technology is an Engineering college which offers B.Tech, M.Tech and Management studies(MBA) in several disciplines and is affiliated to Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Hyderabad and has become an autonomous college for the academic year 2015-16. The college is certified with an 'A' from NAAC and also has NBA accreditation. I joined this college for B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering in the year 2013 and there started my journey of Engineering.Frankly speaking, there are several engineering colleges in AP & Telangana which give the stream of Mechanical Engineering a lesser priority and I would say our college is also one in that list, whatever may be the parameter, faculty, labs, placements etc.(That was the situation when I joined the college in 2013). Three years down the lane from then, now in 2016, I would say the situation is better to a certain extent. We do have a decent quality of labs, faculty now.(The best part here, is our college is now equipped with two CNC machines in our Computer Aided Manufacturing lab). So, yes there is development taking place in the recent years, but still, I would say the quality of education instilled is not to the level, which the industry is expecting, which is inturn affecting the placements(And yes I accept that the curriculum itself is so). MLRIT is one of the college which is part of the ISB-TEP, which I regard as one of the best program offered to the undergrad students in their III year, and I feel fortunate to be part of it. The college provides hostel facility in the college campus itself and it is of decent quality(This is just heard by me in the words of my friends, as I don't stay there). As the infra of the college developed from the time I joined to this present day, so did the fee structure. It was 54k then and now something around 75k. So overall it's a decent engineering college, where you are pampered too much like a school student and has been making several developments, but there is a need for some changes to be done at the grass root level, which would make it an even better place for the young minds to nurture.

• Infrastructure
• Placements
• Academics
• Value for Money
• Campus Life
• Industry Exposure
• Student Crowd
• Hostel