Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University (Anantapur)
- Release Date : November 22, 2024
- Last updated : December 18, 2024
Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University (Anantapur)
Here is an overview of Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Anantapur (JNTUA) in terms of admissions, courses, fees, and placements:
Admission
- Undergraduate (UG): Admission to B.Tech is based on AP EAPCET scores, while lateral entry to the second year is through AP ECET. B.Pharm and other UG courses also follow state-level entrance tests.
- Postgraduate (PG): Admission to M.Tech and M.Pharm is through GATE or AP PGECET, while MBA and MCA programs require AP ICET scores.
- Doctoral (PhD): Selection involves an entrance exam and interview for candidates holding relevant postgraduate qualifications with at least 55% (50% for reserved categories)
Courses Offered
- UG Programs: B.Tech (various engineering disciplines), B.Pharm.
- PG Programs: M.Tech, MBA, MCA, M.Pharm.
- PhD Programs: Specializations in Engineering, Sciences, and Pharmacy
Fee Structure
- Fees vary by program and category:
- B.Tech: Approx. ₹35,000 per year for tuition under government quota seats.
- M.Tech/MBA/MCA: Fees range from ₹50,000 to ₹1,00,000 annually, depending on the specialization and quota.
- Scholarships are available for economically weaker sections and reserved categories
Placement Highlights
- The university hosts annual placement drives attracting prominent recruiters like TCS, Wipro, and Infosys.
- Average placement packages for engineering graduates are around ₹4-6 LPA, with some top-performing students receiving higher offers.
- Dedicated placement training programs are provided to enhance employability
Facilities
JNTUA offers extensive infrastructure, including well-equipped labs, libraries, hostels (separate for boys and girls), sports grounds, and a gym. The campus spans 195 acres, providing a conducive environment for academics and research
For detailed information on specific courses, admission criteria, and other queries, download the brochure.
