St Mary's Group of Institutions College of Engineering and Technology, Hyderabad Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

The infrastructure does an excellent job of reminding students that engineering is about solving problems, because you'll occasionally find a few to solve yourself. The buildings are functional, the classrooms exist, and the labs provide a nice opportunity to meet equipment that has been serving students since ancient engineering times. The campus has everything you need to attend classes, write exams, and wonder where the tuition fees went. Some areas look decent, while others give off strong "vintage engineering college" vibes.

The academics here follow a unique teaching philosophy: students are encouraged to become independent learners because sometimes that's the only option. Lectures can feel like speed runs where entire units are covered before anyone has finished writing the topic name. Assignments appearth impressive timing, usually right when y some free time. nk you finally have

The placement cell keeps hope alive throughout all four years, which is honestly an achievement in itself. Placement season is like a festival-everyone dresses professionally, updates their resumes, and suddenly becomes passionate about aptitude questions.

If you're paying for a degree certificate, you'll probably get it. If you're paying for a life-changing academic experience, you might need to purchase that separately from YouTube and online courses. The college teaches important real-world skills such as self-study, patience, attendance management, and surviving surprise assignments. On the bright side, you'll graduate with memories, friends, and enough stories to entertain juniors for years.

Campus life is surprisingly active considering most students are busy calculating attendance percentages and assignment deadlines. Friendships are built faster than engineering concepts are understood. The canteen serves as the unofficial headquarters for project discussions, exam planning, and avoiding lectures. Events happen often enough to remind everyone that college is supposed to be fun. The rest of the time, students can be found searching for classrooms, lab records, or the motivation to attend the first lecture. The campus offers a perfect balance between academics and social life-mainly because students create their own social life whenever academics become overwhelming.

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I'm a student currently studying in this college, the college is an average college in terms of everything. Infrastructure is good, but in labs most of the computers won't work, most of the equipments in the lab are damaged ones and the teaching faculty isn't that great, this is the best college for the people who just strictly wanna study by themselves, there are very less events and there is alot of pressure put on the students. And I'm a football player I came with alot of expectation in this college that I will play alot of sports in this college but honestly there will be no time given to us to play or do anything, we are strictly bounded in the classrooms. This is an average college in my opinon. I absolutely hate this college when it comes to being a day scholar because the buses are worst, we never know when we go home and we are never informed why our college bus is delayed and the drivers are really rude and very arrogant they never stop for us in our boarding place they expect us to travel far to board the bus even thou a stop is there at the location. The bus drivers are absoulute headache they never come to our boarding place on time. The buses are delayed most of the time in the name of petrol and many thing. I just absoulutely hate the bus system of this college.

The academics in this college is not really great, the faculties are somewhat good, the students have to study by themselves and there is a very strict correction during exams, it doesn't matter how we study from where we study it only matter if we studied what we have written from their given notes. Only few faculties are rarely very good in this college.

The placements are average in this college, most of the students join the college it self becoming a lecturer. I think it would be a better option if we look for placements outside of the campus instead of actually depending on the college itself.

I don't think it is value for money.

I'm a day scholar I just hate to travel alot of distance daily, going to college and coming back home is a really hectic thing, and I absolutely hate the bus system of this college we never know why the buses are delayed and we never reach college on time or home on time and the buses are never at time in our stop, the drivers are rude and it is very hectic thing for us to cooperate with them. And there are bouncers in this college who are very rude to the students, and they don't even talk well with us and there behaviour is very rude and arrogant and their behaviour is not at all approprite, we should really stay away from them.