Yes, one can change from his own private engineering college of Telangana to some other college. In case, there are strict procedures to be followed in particular. These are governed, in general, by JNTU Hyderabad. End
Eligibility The eligibility criteria for transferring is to be met that generally involve specific reasons like medical grounds, parent's transfer or closure of the institution etc.
Get NOC from the college you are attending presently
Check for vacancy in the seat of that particular branch in that respective college.
1. Online Application On the JNTU website, follow the guidelines to apply online.
Document Verification Submit mark sheets, transfer certificate, fee receipts, etc.
2. Fee Structure Transfer Fees You are likely to pay a fee for transferring to the university.
Semester Fees:You are required to pay the semester fees of the new college that may differ according to the college and the course.
Previous College Fees: You will more than likely have to settle any balance with your college.

Transfer Rules: There may be some transfer rules and regulations that change with a specific year. So, refer to the current notifications and guidelines by JNTU.
Guide from College Authorities: There may be an opportunity for you when you are being guided or getting the right counsel through the counselor or administration of your present college or that college to which you want to be transferred.

By following these steps and keeping to the guidelines set by JNTU, you would be able to successfully transfer to another engineering college in Telangana.

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When considering a transfer from your current B.Tech program at a private college in Telangana to another university, here are key points regarding the transfer certificate and fee structure:

1. Transfer Certificate Requirement : Most universities require a Transfer Certificate (TC) from your current institution for admission.

2. JNTU Regulations : According to Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University (JNTU) rules, students may need to pay fees for the entire duration of the course upon transferring.

3. Fee Payment : Generally, colleges demand that all pending fees be cleared before issuing the TC, which could imply paying for all four years, even if you've only completed one year.

4. Consult College Administration : It's essential to verify specific policies with your college administration, as practices can vary.

5. Financial Implications : Be prepared for the potential financial burden of paying full fees if you choose to transfer.

6. Explore University Policies : Look into the admission policies of the university you wish to transfer to for any additional requirements.

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No, according to JNTU regulations, you do not need to pay the complete 4-year fee to your current private BTech college in Telangana even if you are seeking a transfer certificate to study at another university. You will only need to pay the fees for the completed semesters at your current college, along with any transfer processing fees mandated by the JNTU and the receiving university.

you have to do is to Visit your college ,write an application for leaving the college with details of your money as well  as the reason and then submit it to the administrative office .after confirmation they will inform you about further procedure.