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This college is a C grade Engineering college with C class mentality professors and, indeed this can be categorized under the college which plays with student's career and has made technical courses just a kind of a business.

Either two groups of student take admission here- Failure Students (who are incapable of doing anything in their life), and the students who have been cheated by the alluring ads or dalals (most of them can understand that what I mean here).

Its much better to join online or distance Engineering programs (that too from Tier- 3 colleges) instead of joining this college for full- time B.Tech or M.Tech. (Only little brainy student or parent, atleast with an IQ of 69 or above, can understand this)

Please avoid wasting your parent's hard-earned money by joining this college and, moreover ruining your career.

Additionally, most of the students who earn B.Tech degree from this college either become dalals (involve in cheating others by charging them money for the purpose of admission) or fraudsters (since these students are jobless and hopeless and thus don't have anything to do apart from doing fraud activities) or faculty members (be it Principal, Professors and hostel wardens- most of them are locals under this group and they don't even understand basic Newton's law & are freaking so dumb and brain-less).

Seriously, I still can't understand that why this type of colleges exist in our country where people are so intelligent and talented indeed, however, this college is just attracting the talents in wrong way and spoiling their career.

At last I just want to highlight that this college clearly discriminates on the states basis. Until and unless You are from Maharashtra, the faculty members of this college will unnecessary take revenge from you on the ground of belonging from different states, (and why not from Maharashtra? ), and will definitely make you frustrated or even make you to leave the college. These failures (faculties and staffs) are just behind all the People from other states (especially Bihar, UP and Tamil Nadu) and won't let them to even breath properly in Nagpur.

Definitely, Priyadarshini College of Engineering and Technology has a qualified and experienced teaching staff. Some key aspects include:

- Quality: 80+ PhD holders
- Quantity: Average teaching experience of more than 10 years
- Attitude: Friendly and approachable
- Active: Involves in research and industry collaboration
- Additional: Professor with professional experience from reputed colleges

Even the faculty-student ratio provides enough attention to the student. Every Professor is earnest about the overall education, persistent supervision, and guidance.

Faculty's area of expertise includes but is not limited to:

- Engineering disciplines
- Education and social sciences
- Management and Computing

Regular trainings for the faculty enhance the quality of teaching.

In conclusion, the faculty in this college is experienced, knowledgeable and highly supportive.

Steps to apply for B.E./B.Tech from Priyadarshini College of Engineering and Technology;

Eligibility:
- 10+2 with a minimum of 50% - JEEMains or CET

Application Process:

1. Log into the college portal and make an application.
2. Attach documents: 10+2 and 12+2 certificates, JEE Main/CET mark sheet, migration certificate.
3. Submit the application fee.
4. Application form needs to be filled.

Admission Process:

1. Centralized Admission Process or CAP (80% of the total seats will be filled by this) (60% seats)
2. Institute Level Quota (20% of the total seats are for this)

Important Dates:

- JEE Main – This is generally held in the month of November to December every year.
- MHT CET- This is normally done in the months of January to March every year.
- CAP is done sometime in June to July.

To apply for admission to Priyadarshini College of Engineering and Technology (PCET), candidates must complete an application form, which is usually available both online and at the campus. It is essential to ensure that all eligibility criteria are met, such as having the necessary academic qualifications for the course applied for. Required documents, such as academic certificates, identification proof, and photographs, must be submitted along with the application. Depending on the course, candidates may need to appear for an entrance exam, which could be a state-level exam or national tests like JEE. After the exam, shortlisted candidates may be called for counseling or an interview to finalize admission.

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The cutoff for Priyadarshini College of Engineering and Technology is different for every branch and the admission cycle in question, however, it usually lies between 80 and 100 out of 200 according to the Andhra Pradesh EAMCET for general category students.

Computer Science and Engineering, being an extremely sought-after branch, will have cutoffs going around 90 and 100, while Civil or Mechanical Engineering would lower down to 80 and 90. Being a private college under JNTU Anantapur, it accepts admissions on the basis of the counseling conducted through Andhra Pradesh EAMCET by APSCHE. Cut-off marks fluctuate according to the individual performance of the applicants, the availability of seats, and various reservation categories; 

Getting admission into Priyadarshini College of Engineering and Technology (PCET) is moderately competitive. It primarily admits students through the Andhra Pradesh EAPCET (Andhra Pradesh Engineering, Agriculture, and Pharmacy Common Entrance Test) scores. The college caters to engineering aspirants with various undergraduate courses in technology fields. Admission is based on the rank secured by candidates in the entrance test and meeting the eligibility criteria of the Andhra Pradesh EAPCET. While it is not considered highly selective compared to elite institutes, achieving a competitive rank is necessary due to limited seats. Infrastructure and resources further support a comprehensive academic environment.

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Priyadarshini College of Engineering and Technology does not offer a 100% scholarship to all students. However, various financial assistance options are available based on academic performance, economic need, and category reservations. Students from reserved categories such as SC/ST may receive exemptions and concessional fees. Additionally, government scholarships for economically disadvantaged students can significantly reduce tuition fees. Eligible students may also benefit from the Tuition Fee Waiver Scheme (TFWS), providing further fee relief.

Just to let you know, if a student's scholarship or concession application is not submitted, approved, or received from the government, the full fees applicable to open-category students will be charged.

Contact the college's admissions or financial aid office directly for the most accurate and up-to-date information on available scholarships and eligibility criteria.

Priyadarshini College of Engineering and Technology's hostel mess serves nutritious and hygienic food:

Menu Variety:

- Three meals per day, but currently the most popular meals are breakfast and dinner.

Breakfast and supper or any other two times of the day?

Non-vegetarian, Chinese and Europen food.

Food Quality Ratings:

- Taste: 4.2/5

- Hygiene: 4.5/5

- Quantity: 4.0/5

Meal Timings:

- Breakfast: 7:30-9:30 am

- Lunch: 12:30-2:00 pm

- Dinner: 7:30-9:30 pm

Mess Fees:

- ?30,000 - ?40,000/semester

Student Feedback:

– 85% respondents have satisfied with the quality of food.

- 90% appreciate mess hygiene

Capacity: 1,200 total, out of which 500 are boys, and 700 are girls.