What is the cutoff mark for Bapatla Women's Engineering College?

I'm currently a student at Bapatla Women's Engineering College, and honestly, the faculty here has been quite good overall. Most of the professors are well-qualified, especially in departments like CSE and ECE, with many of them holding M.Tech degrees and having several years of teaching experience. They're approachable and willing to clarify doubts both during and after class, which really helps when you're struggling with a concept. I've personally found them supportive—not just academically, but also when it comes to placements and projects. They even conduct workshops and training programs to keep us updated with the latest technologies, like the recent one on Deep Learning with NVIDIA Jetson Nano. Of course, there are times when the class schedule can feel a bit packed or rushed, but that's something you'll find in most engineering colleges. Overall, I'd say the teaching here is solid, and the faculty genuinely put in the effort to guide us properly.

Hello, getting admission in Bapatla Women's Engineering College for any of the three branches of engineering is quite simple. The college admits students based on the ranking in the entrance exam conducted by the state of Andhra Pradesh called EAMCET. Those students who wish to seek admission in not only this but any other engineering college in the state of Andhra Pradesh have to appear for this exam and clear it. Then they have to register themselves with the centralised admission process that is carried out by the state of Andhra Pradesh. Here the students have to give their choices. Once their choice is accepted and they are allotted the seat then they have some time to go to the college pay the fees and secure the seat.

Hello Bapatla Women's Engineering College was established in the year 2009 by a charitable trust that itself was established in the year 1965. Perhaps this trust is not flush with money and hence does not give any 100 percent or any other type of scholarship on its own. However, the Andhra Pradesh government has a scheme where in the students from SC or ST categories are provided with fee reimbursement by the government. College does not charge any fees from the students belonging to these categories. 

However, the college enables students to apply for and get scholarships from different charitable trusts in the state as well as those who work on a pan India basis. College also enables students or their parents to seek education loans from some banks so that they can continue with the education. 

Bapatla Women's Engineering College does not offer direct scholarships to the students. However, the state of Andhra Pradesh offers fee reimbursement for SC ST students and for these eligible students the college does not charge any tuition fees. Andhra Pradesh government also offers some other scholarships to the students based on the ranking in Andhra Pradesh EAMCET, for this the college enables students to apply for such scholarships. College also enables students to apply for scholarships given by some charity organisations either in the state or on an all-India basis. In addition to this, the college enables the students and their parents to take education loans from the banks during the study period.