The college is actively working to provide internship opportunities, especially for core branches. While many students get placed in IT companies, non-IT departments sometimes struggle. The placement cell is supportive but needs to focus more on bringing companies for all branches.

The B.Tech Computer Science and Engineering course at Amal Jyothi is pretty decent. The curriculum is up-to-date, and the faculty is supportive. You'll get a good grasp of the fundamentals, but you might need to put in extra effort to stay updated with the latest industry trends. Overall, it's a solid choice for CSE aspirants.

The annual fees for B.Tech programs is around ₹85,000, which is quite reasonable considering the facilities. However, hostel and mess fees are a bit on the higher side, and some students feel the facilities don't quite match the cost. So, keep that in mind while planning your budget.

Some faculty members are really dedicated and knowledgeable, while others might not be up to the mark. It varies from department to department. Some departments are strict, while others are more liberal, which can affect students differently. So, it's a mixed bag when it comes to faculty.

The campus is known as "Mallamukallille sundari" for a reason – it's beautiful with well-maintained labs, classrooms, and libraries. The canteen is hygienic and offers good food with music. There's also a large playground. However, the college is quite strict, which might not appeal to everyone.