B.Tech. in Electrical and Electronics Engineering 

at SVUCE, Tirupati

Yes, Sri Venkateshwara University college of engineering does offer a B.Tech programme in electrical engineering. Electrical engineering is one of the core engineering disciplines and is commonly offered by many engineering colleges and universities including SVUCE.

SVUCE Tirupati offers admission to BTech course based on Andhra Pradesh EAMCET score.  AP EAMCET is conducted by the Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University (JNTU), Kakinada on behalf of the Andhra Pradesh State Council of Higher Education (APSCHE). It is a state-level entrance exam conducted once in a year in online mode. Aspirants once selected need to participate in counselling and seat allotment. Selected candidates need to pay the course fee to confirm their seat in the college.

No, bio medical engineering is not offered by the Sri Venkateswara University you can check on the website for the courses that they had offered. And based on the entrance exams conducted, we know that the college is not offering the course of bio medical engineering.

SVUCE Tirupati considers Andhra Pradesh EAMCET score for admission to BTech course. As per the Andhra Pradesh EAMCET Round 1 2024 cutoff,  BTech in Computer Science and Engineering came out as the most competitive BTech specialisation with a closing rank of 3273 for the students belonging to the General category under the Home State quota. For the OBC category under the Home State quota, the Round 1 cutoff varied between 5214 and 86402.

Sri Venkateswara University College of Engineering (SVUCE) is better than SPMVV requires a comprehensive assessment of various factors: SVUCE generally holds a stronger reputation in the field of engineering, consistently ranking among the top engineering institutions in Andhra Pradesh. SPMVV, while well-recognized, is not as highly ranked as SVUCE.Both SVUCE and SPMVV have qualified and experienced faculty members with expertise in their respective fields. However, SVUCE is known for its stronger research focus and collaboration with industry partners, providing students with exposure to cutting-edge research and practical applications.SVUCE provides ample opportunities for M.Tech students to engage in research projects, often with funding support from government agencies or industry partners. SPMVV also encourages research, but the funding opportunities may be more limited.In summary, while both SVUCE and SPMVV offer quality M.Tech programs, SVUCE generally holds a stronger position in terms of reputation, faculty expertise, research focus, infrastructure, specialisation options, placements, industry connections, research opportunities, and alumni network. This suggests that SVUCE may be the more preferred choice for students seeking a comprehensive and industry-oriented M.Tech education. However, it is essential to consider individual preferences, research interests, and career aspirations when making a final decision.

No, direct admission to B.Tech is not available at SVUCE. However, with the Tech lateral entry program, eligible applicants get admission directly into the program's second year. This is because the eligible candidates already have the basic foundational knowledge of the subject from their prior relevant qualifications and so they can directly start studying in the second year of the B.Tech. The eligibility is:

1. The candidate should have passed a Diploma in Engineering or any equivalent course from a reputed University.
2. The candidates who are waiting for the results of the Diploma.

Sri Venkateshwara University college of engineering (SVUCE) primarily focuses on offering undergraduate and postgraduate programs in engineering and technology. At that time, Sri Venkateshwara University college of engineering did not offer a PG Diploma in journalism (Urdu) or any journalism- related programs.