Colleges in Andhra Pradesh

Hello, Bapatla women's engineering College was established in the year 2009 in a place called Bapatla in Guntur district of Andhra Pradesh. The college offers 3 branches of engineering to girl students. The college does not offer any course at the post graduation level.  To get admission in this college a girls student has to secure a minimum of 45% marks in the 12th standard in the state board examination or any other equivalent examination. Over and about this the student has to appear and clear the entrance examination for engineering called EAMCET conducted by the state of Andhra Pradesh. Once this is done then the student can apply through the centralise admission process and get admission in this college. 

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Hello, Bapatla women's engineering College is located in a place called Bapatla in Guntur district of Andhra Pradesh. This college was established in the year 2009 by Bapatla education society which was established in the year 1962. This society runs a total of 7 different colleges. Bapatla women's engineering College is affiliated to Acharya Nagarjuna University. College offers admission in three branches of engineering. Apne Aaj the name suggest for getting admission one US to be female candidate and mosque score 45% marks in the 12th examination. For reserved category students the minimum marks required is 40%. All the students for desires of getting admission hi to appear for and clear Andhra Pradesh EAMCET the entrance examination conducted by the state government of Andhra Pradesh. 

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Hello, chalapathi institute of engineering and technology or CIET as it is called is located between Guntur city and the future capital of Andhra Pradesh, Amravati. Chalapathi Education Society has established this engineering College. This has a campus of about 10 and half acres. Institute admits more than 1100 students for its under graduation courses and about 40 for post graduation courses. 70% of the seats for undergraduation engineering courses are filled up through EAMCET, the engineering entrance exam conducted by the state of Andhra Pradesh and balance 30% or filled up by the management quota. Of course the student has to clear his 12th examination from recognised board with requisite marks. 

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Alright, let's break it down without all the stiff brochure-speak. So, Sasi Institute of Tech? Their fees are kinda all over the place depending on what you wanna study. If you're eyeing B.Tech, it can be as “cheap” as 50k a year, but if you're gunning for something hot like CSE or AI, get ready to cough up closer to 1.5 Lacs per year. 

M.Tech? That's sitting at around 60k a year. MBA folks, you're looking at anything from 50k to 70k per year. And, if you're just dipping your toes in with a diploma, you could pay as little as 25k or as much as 75k a year—so yeah, kinda unpredictable.

If you're planning to survive four years of B.Tech, well, you'll need anywhere from ?2 Lacs to ?6 Lacs in total. So, yeah, maybe start buttering up those bank accounts (or your parents).

Alright, here's the lowdown on getting into Sasi Institute of Tech & Engineering. If you're aiming for a bachelor's, you gotta survive that 10+2 grind with Physics, Chem, and Math—yeah, the usual suspects—and then take a swing at Andhra Pradesh EAMCET. Not exactly a walk in the park, but hey, that's the game.

For postgrad stuff like M.Tech, you'll need to have knocked out a B.E. or B.Tech, plus a decent score in either GATE or Andhra Pradesh PGECET. Oh, and if you're eyeing the MBA, just have your graduation papers ready and smash the Andhra Pradesh ICET.

Diploma courses? That's a bit easier—just clear your 10th and get through Andhra Pradesh POLYCET. Admissions are split: 70% of the seats go through state counseling (so, buckle up for the competition), and the other 30%? That's the management quota—basically, if you know, you know.