What is average salary package of JNTU Anantapur?and what is it's eligibility?

Dear Arun,

Thank you for sharing your query with us, I would like to help you by providing complete details about the Jawaharlal Nehru Technological Institute Anantpur. So, make sure you go through everything carefully.

This institute particularly holds a great market value, and the students who graduate from here are expected to be well versed in their respective fields. The Institute holds entrance exams for giving admission. The college offers degree as well as diploma for various undergraduate and postgraduate and ph.D. Various other colleges under it includes medicine, management, IT, Engineering and software programmes.

The eligibility criteria for it is:

1) The candidates need to complete 12th standard in their field with a minimum of 50% marks from a recognised Board or University for seeking admissions in the undergraduate courses.

2) The candidates need a minimum of 50% marks from a recognised University if they seek admission in postgraduate courses.

The admissions to JUNT-A are accepted on the basis of EAMCET or GATE or ICET.

The university also conducts its own separate entrance exams for certain courses.

Now coming to the placements and average salary package. The college may provide you several internships in your second or third year onwards. There is a large network of alumni group that may help you with all the necessary guidance each step of the way.

The average salary package of various courses range from 2 lakhs to 4 lakhs per annum in the beginning. It certain cases it might even reach 6 lakhs, but that happens rarely. Overall, it depends on how you perform in your college term and placements drives.

Do check out the important dates. The release of applications is generally in the month of April and the sessions begins in the month of August. You would need documents like Pass certificate, Marksheet if the qualifying examination. Passport size photographs, Migration certificate and a valid identity proof is also required.

I hope this clears your doubts. Feel free to ask if you have any further queries.

Best of luck!

Cheers,

Arpita Goon.