Placements weren't great when I was studying, as it was the first academic year. However, I've heard that the placement scenario has improved significantly for the juniors. While I didn't get an internship through the college, I believe there are more opportunities now.

I pursued B.Tech Computer Science and Engineering at ANU Guntur. The course curriculum was pretty standard, but it gave a solid foundation. I think the course is well-structured, providing a good mix of theoretical knowledge and practical application. It's a good choice if you're looking for a comprehensive CSE program.

The fee structure at ANU Guntur is quite affordable, especially considering it's a government-funded college. For B.Tech CSE, the annual fee was around ₹30,000, which is quite reasonable. Plus, the exam fees are nominal, and there are no hidden charges, making it easy on the pocket.

During my time, the faculty in the engineering department wasn't the best, but our dean tried his best by arranging guest lectures. Now, I hear from my juniors that there are enough faculty members. So, it seems like the college has improved in this aspect.

ANU Guntur has a pretty decent infrastructure. There's a good library, playgrounds, a gym, an indoor stadium, canteens, banks, and ATMs. They also have open-air and closed auditoriums for cultural activities. While some buildings were under construction, overall, it's a well-equipped campus.