MAM Women's Engineering College, Narasaraopet: Admission, Courses, Fees, Placements

M.A.M. Women's College of Engineering, Narasaraopet: Krishnaveni Engineering College for Women, an affiliated college established in the year 2008, is located in Guntur District, Andhra Pradesh. This women-only institution is approved by the All India Council for Technical Education. The college sprawls over 5 acres of land, with a total student enrolment of 479 and a faculty strength of about 58. KECW offers 5 courses across three degrees largely in the streams of Engineering and Management. From its curricula, one can gauge the level of technical education it has espoused through the various programs it offers at the undergraduate, postgraduate, and professional levels in B. Tech, M. Tech, and MBA exclusively for women.

The college has laid down many amenities for their learning and overall development to be as comprehensive as possible. The library is spacious, measuring 700 sq. ft., with over 20,000 collections of books costing Rs.60 Lakhs and national and international magazines, journals, and periodicals. An ultra-modern study hall within the library with an internet facility can accommodate 300 students. For residential students, KECW offers a girls' hostel with more than 300 beds, complete with medical support and first aid facilities. KECW ensures physical fitness with a large sports complex that includes cricket, volleyball, and basketball courts, as well as facilities for athletics. The college's IT backbone is very strong, with 250 computers networked across the campus and 30 MBPS internet connectivity. Besides that, there is a hygienic cafeteria and a water filtration plant on the campus. At any point in time, 9 buses are plying on six different routes to facilitate the commutation of students.

MAM Women's Engineering College offers a total of 5 courses all being full-time. These include three undergraduate courses, namely, B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering, one postgraduate course in MBA, and two M.Tech programs, one each in Computer Science and Engineering and VLSI and Embedded Systems, with a total intake of 258 seats.  

At MAM Women's Engineering College, most of the admissions for students largely depend on the performance of entrance tests. The college seeks the AP EAMCET score for its B.Tech programs. MBA applicants can seek entry via the APICET.