Netaji Institute of Engineering and Technology Infrastructure: Library, Hostel, Labs, Gym, Auditorium & Other Facilities

Ayesha Taneem

College is Located on NH-9 at Toopranpet in a sprawling 42 acress of land at a distance of 28 Kms from Dilsukhnagar in a serene lush green atmosphere far from the maddening crowds. It is just 6 Kms away from Ramoji Film City.They provide Trasportation to the staff and students from every nook and corner of the twin cities even from far ends like Chandanagar, ESI, Dr. A.S. Rao Nagar, Mehidipatnam, Alwal & Nalgonda City, Ramannapet Town.They have well qualified, talented, dedicated and experienced Faculty rendering their services under the efficient administration of the dynamic Principal.They provide the best infrastructure facilities in tune with the advanced academic standards. Special hours are scheduled after the class work for additional practice particularly for the benefit of Hostel Students.In addition to the regular laboratories, there is a computer center with internet facility.There Library is Luminous, Luxuriant locus of knowledge with a tresure of more than 3000 volumes and National , International Journals and magazines. It functions from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.

In addition to this, there are departmental libraries attached to the chambers of the HODs concerned. This enables NIPs to have a continuous student faculty interaction and prepare themselves for paper-presentations, seminars etc.They maintain Uncompromising Discipline and there is absolutely NO RAGGING. Boy's Hostel accomodating 400 students is provided on the college campus and a separate Girl's Hostel accommodating 200 students is provided at Chaithanyapuri, Dilsukhnagar.

Hostel:     
College provides hostel facility for both boys and girls separately. The boys hostel is on the campus itself. The girls is located in Dilsukhnagar with homely ambience.
Bus facility is provided for Girls from Hostel to College Campus.

Transpotation:
The college has a fleet of 35 own buses for the transit from every nook and corner of twin cities. A special bus from Nalgonda area is also available for the reach of rural students