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The College was established as Nagarjuna Sagar
Engineering College in 1965 by the Government of Andhra Pradesh. When the college
was under the administrative control of the Department of Technical Education, it
was affiliated to Osmania University, Hyderabad. With the formation of Jawaharlal
Nehru Technological University in 1972, it became a constituent college of the University
and was renamed as JNTU College of Engineering, Hyderabad. After being located in
a temporary buildings, the college was shifted to a hundred-acre site at Kukatpally,
about 20 Kms from the University Headquarters on Bombay Highway in 1984.
The activities of the college are basically supported by the budgetary allocation
from the University funds. Specific grants from different funding agencies like
UGC, MHRD, AICTE, DST are also sought from time to time for the development of the
college. The College has purchased modern and Sophisticated equipment worth about
three crores from the research and development grants received from MHRD, AICTE
and DST. The college celebrated its Silver Jubilee in 1990.
The infrastructure development in the past two decades in the colleges has been
substantial. After shifting to the new campus in 1984, the Civil and Mechanical
Engineering block and Hostel blocks for boys and girls were added. Subsequently
the Computer Science and Engineering building, Metallurgical and Printing Technology
building and Library building were constructed. The college library consists of
nearly 32,000 books, and about 6,000 back volumes and Journals. It also subscribes
to 50 Journals every year.
The Industrial Consultancy Unit of the college
is very active in offering the expertise of the staff in various fields like Structural
Engineering Geotechnical Engineering Survey, and Electrical Engineering. Almost
all departments have Computers to carry out Computer Laboratories, Projects, Research
and Development work. The systems include Pentiums and work stations. Some departments
have very powerful computer systems to carry out special purpose works. The college
presently has three hostel blocks namely Godavari Hostel and Krishna Hostel (for
boys) and Saraswati Hostel (for Girls). The college provides hostel facilities for
about 4500 boys and 125 girls. Other facilities in the campus include a bank, a
dispensary, play fields along with a pavilion, a canteen, etc. the college has NCC
(National Cadet Corps) and NSS (National Service Scheme) units. More than 50% of
our college students are getting employment through campus interviews.
The student branch of IEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) is
very active. The college also has ISDE (Indian Society for Technical Education)
chapter.
The college offers Four-year B.Tech regular programmer in the disciplines of Civil
Engineering (CE), Mechanical Engineering (ME), Electrical and Electronics Engineering
(EEE), Electronics and Communications Engineering (ECE), Computer Science and Engineering
(CSE), Metallurgical Engineering (MetE), Printing Technology (PrnT). The admission
to these courses is based on EAMCET. The college further offers four-year B.Tech
part-time programs in CE, CSE, ECE, EEE and ME. The admission is based on ECET.
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