MNR College of
Engineering and Technology
Engineering and Technology
MNR College of Engineering & Technology (MNRCET) is established in 2008 at MNR-HERA Campus, Sangareddy, Telangana State in a magnificient building surrounded by serene and tranquil ambience, with an constructed area of 2,50,787 sq ft. It is one of the premier Engineering Colleges in the Self-Financing category. It is affiliated to Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University (JNTUH), Hyderabad, Telangana State and approved by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) Govt. of India.
MNRCET is located along with other MNR Group of Institutions at MNR Higher Education & Research Academy (MNR-HERA) lush green campus at Sangareddy, Telangana State, spread across 110 acres. The entire campus is constructed with an aesthetic touch, marked by huge trees, and greenery all around, lending a poised atmosphere to this austere abode of education.
MNRCET offers courses in Undergraduate Programs - B.Tech (ECE, CSE, CSE(AI&ML), CSE(Data Science) and ME), through an annual competitive examination called EAMCET. Students have been placed successfully in different organizations of high repute in India and abroad through college placements.
MNR Educational Trust is continually taking all precautionary steps to tackle the present pandemic crisis. Protocols like social distancing, wearing face masks, and frequently washing their hands are strictly followed. MNR Medical College and Hospital administered Covishield, Coronavirus vaccine to all the frontline health workers. The first dose was given in February and the second dose was administered in March.
Here at MNR-HERA Campus, all have adjusted to “New Normal”, a new way of living and going about life, work, and education, and interactions with other people inside and outside the campus. Everyone including students learned to adopt a lifestyle to live with this crisis. All have learned to move forward taking all necessary precautions like wearing face masks, maintaining social distancing, and frequently washing hands. Building positive traits amongst students during this pandemic crisis is a great achievement of MNR.
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