u/Civil_Concept_5083

Hi seniors, I hope you are doing well. I am a first-year student joining the xxxx department this year as a day scholar.

I wanted to ask a quick question regarding the campus environment during the initial weeks. Since I will be commuting daily and want to focus heavily on my studies and entrance prep from day one, how is the senior-junior interaction culture for day scholars here? Is it easy to maintain an independent, low-profile routine, or are there mandatory departmental interaction sessions we need to look out for?

Any guidance on how to smoothly navigate the first month would be great. Thanks!

Hey everyone,

I'm a TS EAMCET aspirant considering **Metallurgical Engineering (or Metallurgy & Materials Engineering)** at JNTUH (main campus or affiliated college?).

I have a few specific questions:

1. **Placements** — What’s the reality for core Metallurgy jobs vs mass recruiters? Average/highest package in recent years? Which companies visit for this branch?

2. **Curriculum & Faculty** — Is the course updated? Good labs/facilities? How tough is it compared to Mech/Civil?

3. **Future Scope** — Options after B.Tech (M.Tech, MS abroad, core jobs in steel/auto/defence, or switching to IT/software)? Any seniors who did well?

4. **Campus Life** — Hostels, attendance, ragging (if any), overall environment for this branch.

5. **Worth it?** — I’m getting this branch with my rank. Should I take it or go for a better branch in a private college? Any regrets from current students?

Background: My rank is 80k bca boy interested in [core materials field / or open to other options].

Thanks in advance! Any current students or recent alumni from this branch, please reply.

why always it's happens to me i studied daily like hell and 53 this is all i scored my friend who studied 2 days got 68 marks chii I am never going recover from these shit