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AM Reddy Memorial College of Engineering & Technology Courses 2026

AM Reddy Memorial College Courses

AM Reddy Memorial College of Engineering & Technology presents a multi-level course portfolio spanning Polytechnic, undergraduate engineering, postgraduate engineering and management. The official college website reports 5 Polytechnic courses*, 7 undergraduate engineering courses* and 2 postgraduate engineering courses*. Applicants should compare these programme groups with the latest branch-level admission notice because published course totals and named specialisations do not align perfectly across available listings.

Programme overview

Level or programme group Reported duration or examination Institution-specific details
After Class 10 Polytechnic 3 years*; 5 courses* Civil DCE reportedly began in 2013* with an intake of 60*.
B.Tech / undergraduate engineering 3–4 years*, depending on the listed entry route; 7 undergraduate courses* on the college homepage The institute overview names Civil, CSE, ECE, EEE, Agricultural Engineering, AI and Machine Learning, and Cyber Security*. Civil began in 2009*, while EEE and Mechanical date from 2008*; each is associated with a reported intake of 60*.
M.Tech / postgraduate engineering 2 years*; accepted examinations listed as AP PGECET and GATE* The homepage names Transportation Engineering, Structural Design, Computer Science Engineering and VLSI*. Structural Design began in 2013* with 18 seats*, and Transportation Engineering in 2014* with 18 seats*.
MBA / PGDM grouping 1 course* of 2 years* Management appears in the broader course listing, but applicants should confirm its current admission status directly.

Course-list caution: One listing counts 11 B.E./B.Tech courses*, whereas the college homepage states 7 undergraduate courses*. These figures may reflect different counting methods, lateral-entry options or programme updates; they should not be treated as the current sanctioned intake without confirmation.

How to choose a course

  1. Choose the qualification level: Polytechnic suits entry after Class 10, while B.Tech is the undergraduate engineering route and M.Tech is intended for postgraduate specialisation.
  2. Match the branch to your interests: Compare conventional areas such as Civil, Mechanical, EEE and ECE with computing options including CSE, Cyber Security, Data Science, AI and Machine Learning, and Robotics and AI*.
  3. Check the active intake: Historical start years and intake figures do not automatically establish the current sanctioned strength.
  4. Verify the admission route: M.Tech applicants should review AP PGECET or GATE requirements*. Use the admission page and cutoff section alongside the fees page.

Course FAQs

How many Polytechnic courses are reported?
The college homepage reports 5 Polytechnic courses*.

Which postgraduate engineering areas are named?
Transportation Engineering, Structural Design, Computer Science Engineering and VLSI* are listed.

Which exams are listed for M.Tech admission?
The reported examinations are AP PGECET and GATE*.

Where can students compare outcomes and facilities?
Review the college’s placement information and infrastructure details before finalising a branch.

* Information is indicative or awaiting official verification.

Editorial edition 2 · Published 26 Aug 2026 · 528 words

AM Reddy Memorial College of Engineering & Technology courses

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