Vaagdevi Degree and PG College Warangal Answered Questions

Getting into Vaagdevi Degree & PG College is moderately easy. For UG courses you need 40% in 10+2, and admission is mostly merit-based via DOST or direct management quota  . For PG (MCA/MBA), you need to clear TS ICET with state level ranks around 6,000–70,000  . Cutoffs vary year to year and category.

The quality of food in the hostel mess at Vaagdevi Degree and PG College is generally good and hygienic. The menu is planned to be nutritious and balanced, catering to the dietary needs of students. Regular feedback is taken to improve taste and variety, ensuring a satisfactory dining experience.

Yes, Vaagdevi Degree and PG College is a recognised institute, especially in Telangana. It is known for offering quality education in arts, science, and commerce streams. The college has good academic results, a decent placement track record, and facilities that support student growth. Many students from the region prefer it for undergraduate and postgraduate studies.

It's not just classes here — the college is pretty active outside academics too. You've got all kinds of sports (cricket, badminton, kho-kho, even weightlifting lol), and people actually compete at university or national level. Cultural fests, tech events, and clubs for everything — dance, drama, debates — it's all there if you wanna get involved.

Yes, vaagdevi degree and PG college have good and experienced faculty. There are so many good lecturers in this college, they are teaching very well. If students regularly attend the classes they can easily pass the semester exam with. The pass percentage is 85%.

Yes, Vaagdevi Degree and PG College, gives a 100% scholarship. It offers various scholarships to its students. Some of these include scholarships for technical students, AICTE scholarships, etc.  The amount of scholarships varies based on various criteria such as the category to which the student belongs, the financial condition of the student, scores obtained by the student in the entrance exam, or the previous qualification, etc. 

Yeah, they do give scholarships, especially if you've got good marks or need financial help. A few of my seniors mentioned they got it without too much drama, just some basic paperwork. They're pretty decent about it — just go talk to the office for the latest info.