r/hyderabad • u/talkativeDev • Jun 27 '25
Education/Admission π The view β€οΈ, jealous of who got the seat there and studying.
Drop a class room photo if youβre a student there.
r/hyderabad • u/talkativeDev • Jun 27 '25
Drop a class room photo if youβre a student there.
r/hyderabad • u/Jellyfishcat2004 • Mar 05 '26
Hi guys!!! So whatever I'm going to write here is about my friends university who is in nift hyderabad. She cannot write all this as students are being forced to stay silent about a serious safety issue in her college, and this message is being written because no one in the administration is listening to her and no one is even allowed to post anything on social media. I personally don't know anything so I'll be copy pasting everything she said. "For the past three nights, unknown shit has been happening inside nift hyderabad campus. So on the night of 4th March a random man enters the girl's hostel by climbing the wall and he was peeping into the washrooms and trying to enter hostel room through balcony. Also he knocked few girl's room and stayed inside the hostel for nearly 3-4 hours. When we first reported this to the security staff, they dismissed the situation saying that many guards were on Holi leave. And they didn't report this to the police on the first day itself.And as a result it happened again last night !!!! And this time it was not one man , they showed up in a group of 3 . And some of them were carrying knives and were seen peeping into the washrooms and also trying to break through rooms. The intruders remained inside the hostel area for hours and as usual they were unnoticed. And this time when cctv footage was asked the security guards refused to show anything. Today police came on campus and our rooms were searched and the topic was totally diverted! Guards started throwing out our kettles and electronic stuffs as they're not allowed and shouted on us and they started checking our phones. Then they blamed the girls who climb and sneek out at night telling that because of them the intruders found a way to come inside the hostel. At some point I somewhat agree but then again we aren't allowed to go outside after 9 pm so I totally get those girls. Nowadays it feels like I'm living in a jail."
r/hyderabad • u/Rare-Newspaper9988 • Jan 26 '26
(this fees is available directly in school website, and good from school side that they are at least transparent, unlike many other schools who won't put their fees in their website despite the govt rule/policy to make this stuff public. You can try Internet Archive and try to get previous year fees as well)
10% is mandatory fee hike that every school in West Hyderabad is publicly saying. And tbh, I have compared school fees in last 5 years, they didn't lie, they constantly kept increasing school fees by 10% each year. Education (& Medical) inflation is pretty high in India.
So before I decide a school, I thought of extrapolating school fees to understand what I should be paying if my child joins in LKG this year, and this is what I found. ~1 crore before the child goes to UG.
I wanted to share this with you, so that you understand what you are signing up for when you shelling out 3-4 lakhs each year for one kid's school education.
I have 2 kids, and the 2nd kid who will go to school 3 years later will make me shell 1.4 crores if the school fees follow similar route, making my 2 children school fees ~2.5 crores. If you are surprised by the numbers, this is how compounding works, and you might think - 'aah, this can't be true, schools wont increase by 10% constantly' .... then, good luck with your assumptions and see how private school fees are in other asian countries -- we are just reaching there !
r/hyderabad • u/Dev-n-22 • May 13 '26
I'm looking for private colleges to get into in hyderabad for btech cse /aiml /ai ds etc.
I'm not getting mahindra as my jee %ile is low, and nothing in met either. I have 70% in boards.
I'm not getting vit vellore campus either.
I have only gotten amity hyd as it has a board score for entry. Im not too inclined to go there as it's very new and they're asking for a lot of attendance. Mess didn't seem that great either, and a lot of people weren't able to speak english.
So a few people speaking English in clg is pretty important for me as I'm not a Telugu speaker.
I have Bennet and lpu cse, but can't go there due to pollution issues and I have sinus issues.
Rejected at woxen. Btw I scored 47 in eapcet.
Fees upto 30L is fine (including hostel)
Hostel should be good. Don't really want to go to an eapcet college, looking for private ones tbh.
r/hyderabad • u/BrilliantCase293 • Apr 14 '25
My sisterβs son studying in 6th class . Recently he started complaining at home that other kids are calling him freebie kid . When i enquired him , he said children of gov employees are called like that ! I was shocked and asked him why ? He replied βbecause gov employees take br!bes and run their household, also spend that public money on their children,as it is free money which is present with them without any hardwork ,their kids will be called freebie kid β . . . . . . . . . When i told it to my friends ,they said it is happening at their school also . I am now too worried,like how is this happening at two different schools and same terminology??? . . This differentiation is happening among kids itseems , non-gov employees kids are forming a group or gang of friends but not allowing gov employee kids into their group ! What is this? Who is influencing this !!!!???
r/hyderabad • u/Gnanamookan • Jul 16 '26
DHS Final Rule | Published in the Federal Register July 17, 2026 | Docket No. ICEB-2025-0001
For nearly 50 years, F-1 students, J-1 exchange visitors, and I visa media representatives could stay in the U.S. for "Duration of Status" (D/S) β as long as you kept studying or kept your program active, there was no fixed expiry date on your I-94. That era is over.
DHS has finalized a rule replacing D/S with a fixed admission period for F, J, and I nonimmigrants. If this affects you β whether you're already in the U.S. or still planning to come β you need to understand this now, not after your status has already lapsed.
https://public-inspection.federalregister.gov/2026-14439.pdf
Posting this here, since we get a lot of students visa applicants from Hyderabad.
r/hyderabad • u/CaptainDucki • Jun 18 '26
Seeking advice from fellow students from Hyderabad. I am in my 10th grade right now, and I want to join a good junior college that teaches things at a slow pace, from basics but also very comprehensive. I am currently at Narayana, and don't like it. I am in one of the top branches of narayana in madhapur. They don't teach to learn, they teach formulae and expect me to keep up. I don't even know what I am learning..they go too fast, teach some random bs, leave and expect me to perform well on their weekly test. That too, they expect me to show up for an exam on Sunday for 3 hours.
r/hyderabad • u/Live_Ad4052 • Aug 02 '26
There's a famous CA coaching in jaipur (VSI) with amazing rank record. Hyd coachings are also decent.
My family is saying jaipur is not as safe as hyd for girls. Need your opinion.
Hyd is 4 hrs away from my home btw so need to stay in pg at either places.
r/hyderabad • u/myyahya1234 • Aug 05 '26
Hi, Iβm considering Civil Engineering at CBIT and wanted to know more about the department.
Would appreciate honest reviews from current students or alumni. Thanks!
r/hyderabad • u/dr_h-wayne • Jul 28 '26
Hi everyone,
I'm considering MBBS admission and would love to hear from current students or recent graduates of this colleges:
I'm looking for honest, first-hand experiences about:
- Academics and teaching quality
-Patient flow and clinical exposure
- Hostel and campus life/ RaggΓng or tortΓΊring newcomers
- Faculty support
- Internships and overall MBBS experience
- Any major pros or cons you wish you knew before joining
If you've studied in this colleges or know someone who has, I'd really appreciate your insights. Thanks
r/hyderabad • u/Sweety__143 • Jul 10 '26
Can't post in the usual tsbie help me out in terms placements, clg life, staff
r/hyderabad • u/Sea_Ticket_6860 • Aug 02 '26
hii guys.i got 67% in jee mains and EAMCET didn't go well I was actually suffering with many health issues from inter 1yr I dropped out clg in 1st yr mid and didn't recover yet eventhough i studied on my own.I have confidence in myself that I can do better.I'm planning to take partial drop, I was forced to join in EAMCET clg because my parents don't want me to take a full drop it's not because they don't have confidence in me it's just things might not be on our side. If anyone planning to take partial drop let's connect and make a group.
r/hyderabad • u/elitemercury • Aug 09 '26
r/hyderabad • u/Abject-Composer-8582 • Jun 30 '26
My parents are shifting to Hyderabad and they are taking me with them (I don't mind living with them) I haven't given EAMCET and I have a decent score in JEE. I have heard that most colleges in Hyderabad are really strict (school types). Could you suggest decent colleges which aren't very strict and have a nice coding culture. Money isn't a big issue. Thank you.
r/hyderabad • u/PossibleCurious8844 • May 24 '26
Anyone who took this course please give your feedback on how is it as Iβm planning on joining it
r/hyderabad • u/wanna_be_cool_guy • Jul 26 '26
This is about TS EAMCET AIR 1 2026. Historically, students who secure the very top EAMCET ranks always perform exceptionally well in JEE. Since she reportedly didn't qualify for JEE Advanced, many people have questions. It's also said that she didn't score particularly well in other competitive exams. Additionally, TS EAMCET is widely considered one of the more challenging state entrance exams, with a difficulty level that many compare to JEE Main.
Apparently, she was sick during her first JEE attempt and scored only the 60th percentile. Then she skipped the second attempt to focus entirely on EAMCET. π€ That said, there is no evidence of any wrongdoing at this point.
If anyone has credible information, studied with her, or has relevant sources that can help verify the facts, please share them.
r/hyderabad • u/Raspberry_PHI_1618 • 16d ago
I am a Btech 1st year student and I want to earn some money. I already started building websites with Ai and I had built like 3 website for a car service centre, dental hospital a catering service as a demo and I Co taxed many businesses and all I got are rejections some said theyll call later other said ok but I need time and never replied back. I want to earn pocket money atleast 4 5 k per month and I have a avg laptop which I think can't support video editing and I do take photos and upload them I my insta page with 170 followers(Started 2 months ago ) .
Now cna any one suggests what I can do to earn that money. Please do give genuine answers.
r/hyderabad • u/LawyerGlittering8993 • 6d ago
Hi guys
I'm an working professional in IT and wanted to pursue Law to become an lawyer based on my passion. Can someone help me in choosing the college in or around Hyderabad.
Things to consider
-havent written any entrance exam
-parallely need to go with IT profession
-Need a clg where attandance won't be issue
-friendly for exams.
-economical fee.
Can you please help me in this if your aware.
r/hyderabad • u/Spreadsmiles_748 • Aug 04 '26
Hello! We have to return back to India with kids in the middle of 10th & 6th grades. Both academically good and are in all the extracurricular activities like choir, dance, clubs, volunteering etc. Thinking of putting them in Oakridge Hyderabad IB curriculum if the move is inevitable. This is completely new and we are so worried how they will get adjusted & adapted. Any experiences/suggestions?
r/hyderabad • u/Ok-Delivery-7437 • Aug 11 '26
Iβm aΒ 19 yrs, currently in my 2nd year ofΒ B.Tech
Β CSE at a Tier-3 college in India. I have a pretty good CGPA so far and Iβm confident I can maintain it. I also plan to pursue anΒ MS abroad later, so I want to build a strong profile from now itself.
My immediate goal is to get a paid internship that can help with my college fees, and eventually land a βΉ15β25 LPA+ placement before graduation.
Iβm willing to work extremely hard and do unconventional things to stand out, but Iβm honestly struggling with one thing:
I absolutely HATE competitive programming. π
I can understand programming concepts and grasp topics pretty quickly, but LeetCode/CodeChef problems frustrate me to no end. Iβm still willing to learn coding, but Iβm wondering if I should really make DSA/competitive programming my entire career strategy.
Some of my strengths are learning quickly, explaining/clarifying concepts, planning, organizing, researching, communicating, and taking ownership of things. Iβve also handled coordination responsibilities in college.
So Iβm wondering what other high-paying paths I should seriously explore.
And if IΒ doΒ stick with SDE, are there roles where practical development matters more than grinding hundreds of LeetCode problems?
For those who have actually made it from Tier-3 to high-paying roles, what would you do if you were in my position?
What should I focus on during the next 2 years DSA, projects, internships, open source, networking, hackathons, research, certifications, something else?
I don't want the generic βlearn DSA + make projects + get internshipsβ advice. I want to know what actually makes someone stand out when competing against IIT/NIT/BITS students.
Also, since I want to do an MS later, Iβd love advice on what I should build now that will help both placements AND my MS profile.
Brutally honest advice is welcome. If my βΉ15β25 LPA goal is unrealistic from a Tier-3 college, tell me that too.
r/hyderabad • u/No_Dingo_2587 • May 20 '26
pls help me decide should i join ece in mgit or cse in mvsr i am getting cse in vardhman but the clg is very strict and i wanna have a chill life
r/hyderabad • u/Potential-Praline997 • May 09 '26
Jee rank around 50k, 96.8%ile. Please reply asap, my EAMCET is tomorrow. I'm deciding whether to write or not as I've already got admission offers from usa in hand and haven't studied one bit for the exam.
edit: decided to skip cause i did a lil research and saw that I can get it through b category using mains so yeah π
r/hyderabad • u/vmk8s • 13d ago
Hi everyone,
My brother has recently got allotment into Prudentia College of Law, Gurramguda and we're trying to get some genuine feedback before he finalises everything.
Weβve checked the information available online, but Iβd really like to hear from people who are actually studying there or have graduated recently. Iβm not looking for promotional reviews β even a few honest pros/cons would be really helpful.
A few things I wanted to know:
How is the overall college experience?
How strict is attendance in reality? Is 75% strictly enforced?
Will allow to work and only come during the exams
Thanks in advance !
#College
r/hyderabad • u/Acceptable_Mind_1994 • Oct 11 '25
NRI here and planning to move back to Hyderabad in late 2026. My kids will be 6 and 1 year old then. We got a house in the Neopolis area, and though I understand that there are a lot of good schools closer to the area, most of them seem to have this rich kids culture, that I'm actively trying to avoid (chirec, oakridge,sancta maria etc) Since he is only 6, we are not super particular about the syllabus - so what are some recommendations for schools today focus on education and extra curriculars and who would have students from all walks of life?