KIET GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS was founded in 2001 with a clear goal in mind - to provide the best environment for students to develop in all aspects of life. Over the past 25 years, KIET has become a renowned institution within the state and has now established itself as the first AI college in the region. Partnering with IIIT-Hyderabad is a testament to its commitment to excellence. At KIET, we are dedicated to offering quality education and a safe learning environment, ensuring a bright future for our students.
Eligibility Criteria: Candidates should have completed their 10+2 education with subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. For certain courses, a minimum percentage in qualifying exams may be required.
Entrance Examination: Admissions are often based on entrance exams like EAMCET (Engineering Agricultural and Medical Common Entrance Test) in Andhra Pradesh. Candidates must register for the exam and secure a qualifying score.
Fill out the application form for KIET-II, which can usually be found on their official website.
Submit required documents, including mark sheets, identity proof, and any other specified documents.
Counseling: After the entrance exam results are declared, eligible candidates will be called for counseling sessions based on their ranks. During counseling, candidates can choose their preferred courses and colleges.
Seat Allotment: Candidates will be allotted seats based on their preferences and ranks in the entrance exam.
Confirmation of Admission: Once allotted a seat, candidates need to confirm their admission by paying the necessary fees and completing the enrollment process.
Reporting to the Institute: Finally, candidates must report to KIET-II on the specified dates to complete the admission formalities.
Libraries: Resources for studying, research materials, and often computer access.
Laboratories: Specialized spaces for science, engineering, or arts, equipped with necessary tools and equipment.
Classrooms: Lecture halls and smaller rooms designed for various teaching formats.
Recreational Centers: Gyms, swimming pools, and sports courts for physical activities.
Dining Halls: Cafeterias or food courts offering meals and snacks.
Student Centers: Spaces for student organizations, social events, and relaxation.
Housing: Dormitories or apartments for on-campus living.
Study Lounges: Quiet areas designated for individual or group study.
Health Services: Clinics providing medical care, counseling, and wellness resources.
IT Services: Support for technology needs, including computer labs and tech assistance.
