Institute of Technology

Yes, GMR Institute of Technology (GMRIT) is actually known for its staff being highly qualified and experienced. Most of the faculty members have M.Tech and Ph.D. degrees in the relevant engineering and technology streams. It continually develops faculty members, encourages research, and collaborates with industry. This ensures a modern curriculum relevant to industry needs. Well, what the faculty spreads is strong academic as well as practical knowledge leading to a higher percentage of placements achieved and industries recognizing GMRIT.

The GMRIT alumni network has impressed greatly, with engineering graduates who did exceptionally well in the present fields of engineering, IT, education, and business development. The institute has excellent industry connections and hosts regular major recruiters such as TCS, Infosys, Cognizant, Wipro, Amazon, and GMR Group on campus, creating vast opportunities for its alumni to join these organizations. A few students have even received high placement packages within INR 40-44 Lacs per annum.

While applying to GMR Institute of Technology (GMRIT) for the B.E. / B.Tech course, one needs to present the following documents:

Class 10 Mark Sheet to prove age and educational background
Class 12 Mark Sheet for eligibility check in at least 50% of aggregate with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics
AP-EAMCET Score Card as a means of admission
Aadhaar Card or Valid ID Proof
Passport-size photographs - according to the application procedures.
Caste Certificate (for reserved category students, if applicable).
Transfer Certificate and Migration Certificate (if applicable for students coming from other boards).

GMRIT cutoff marks vary with years and category. In the recent 2023, cutoff ranks of Andhra Pradesh EAMCET for general category candidates range from 6,765 to 30,467 for B.Tech specializations. Computer Science Engineering and Information Technology are the most sought courses that had their cutoff ranks around 6,000 to 10,000, while Civil and Chemical Engineering fields had higher cutoff ranks.