College of Engineering, Sri Venkateswara University

The precise criteria for admission to the Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) programme at Sri Venkateswara University; Cutoff scores and other admission standards are flexible and subject to change from year to year.

I found from a source that the recent cutoff rank for CSE at Sri Venkateswara University was 97,392. 

You'll have a change of getting an admission there and I strongly suggest you to get in touch with Sri Venkateswara University directly to find out if you qualify for admission to the CSE programme with your AP EAPCET result of 41,553.

The specific marks required for addmission to the B.Tech in civil engineering programme at SVUCE can vary from year to year and depend on factors such as number of available seats, the competition among applicants, and the colleges admission criteria. Additionally admission requirement can also vary from different categories of students like, general category, reserved category etc.

Yes, SVUCE offers a Bachelors of technology programme in civil engineering. Civil engineering is one of the core branches of engineering. The B.Tech in civil engineering programme typically covers a wide range of subjects related to civil engineering, including structural engineering, geotechnical engineering, transportation engineering, environmental engineering, construction management and more. Students in thisprogrammelearn about the design.

SVUCE organiser various cultural events throughout the academic year to promote cultural diversity, talent and creativity among students like, annual cultural fest (these events provide a platform for students to exhibit there talent and engage in friendly competition), traditional day (on traditional day students are encouraged to dress in traditional attire representing different cultural and regions of India), freshers party and farewell party (SVUCE usually hosts events to welcome new students and bid farewell to the graduating students etc.).

At Sri Venkateshwara University follows a cumulative grade point average CGPA system to evaluate students academic performance. Here is a general explanation of how CGPA is calculated - i) credit system (SVUCE, like many other institutions, uses a credit system for its courses. ii) grade point (grades are assigned to each courses based on the students performance. The grading system typically follows a letter grade scale such as, A, B, C etc. Or a numerical scale such as, 10,9,8 etc.).

If a student misses the internal exams at SVUCE specific consequences and procedures may vary depending on the institutions policies and guidelines in general missing internal exams may have the following implications - i) loss of internal marks (internal exams often contribute to a portion of the overall course assessment. ii) makeup exams (in some cases the college may provide an opportunity for students who have a valid reason for missing the internal exams to take makeup exams. iii) academic consequences (missing internal exams without a valid reason or proper communication with the college may have academic consequences.