Sahasra College of Engineering for Women, Warangal

Sahasra College of Engineering for Women, Wangarjal, is one of the leading institutions to educate women in the field of engineering. It was founded in the year 2009 as a women’s college in Warangal, Telangana, which is near the Ayyappa Swamy Temple, Mulugu Road. The college has received accreditation from the All India Council for Technical Education to guarantee quality education.

Sahasra College has a total teaching staff of 108 members to ensure that the aspiring young female engineers get the best environment they need in their areas of specialisation. Affiliated with Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Hyderabad (JNTUH). The atmosphere in the college is suitable for successful education.

Sahasra College of Engineering for Women aims to ensure that it has modern facilities to enhance the academic achievement of the learners. By so doing, the college will be an all-women’s college and therefore equipped to meet the needs and dreams of women learners in the engineering field. Sahasra College of Engineering for Women in Vishakapatnam provide a total of 8 programmes of B. Tech and M.

Tech , which take a period of four years and two years, respectively. These programmes are offered in virtually all engineering disciplines, as they serve to equip the students with strong technical knowledge. The college has a total approved intake capacity of 330 seats for enrolment in all courses, and this shows that the college has the potential to produce a large number of future women engineers.

The offered undergraduate programmes are Civil Engineering , Computer Science and Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering and Electronics Communication Engineering. The admission process of Sahasra College of Engineering for Women is with the view of ascertaining a fair and transparent admission process in order to admit worthy candidates in engineering.

In general, engineering colleges in this country have criteria like behaviour in qualifying examinations, academic performance, and sometimes an entrance test.