EduVale Engineering Colleges Ranking Methodology

Curious how we rank engineering colleges? Here you'll find a transparent breakdown of all the important factors and criteria we use to evaluate and rank colleges in Telangana. Our methodology combines academic quality, infrastructure, placements, student experience, and much more—so you can make an informed decision about your future.

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Infrastructure

Infrastructure is the primary parameter of any college; we have awarded points to the colleges that have the best infrastructure in the State.

NAAC

The National Assessment and Accreditation Council is an autonomous body under UGC. It analyses the infrastructure, facilities, and services and also evaluates the work performance and academic perfection of the faculty of HEIs and certifies them with a grade from A++ to C. Colleges with a higher grade are said to be good and gain more points in our ranking. More info

NBA

NBA accreditation indicates high quality in terms of education and infrastructure. National Board of Accreditation is an accrediting body under AICTE, which assesses the quality of institutions based on its parameters and gives accreditation only if the institute performs as per their standards. More info

NIRF

National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) ranks higher education institutions all over India. A college with a NIRF rank is recognized all over India. More info

Faculty

The parameters taken into consideration are:

Research & Development, Innovation

R&D is a key factor considered in most ranking frameworks. Points are given based on the number of patents published and the number of innovation hubs that the college possesses.

Placements

The colleges are awarded points based on the percentage of total number of students placed to the total number of students in the college.

Student Preference and Perception

The colleges are awarded points based on the past student experience of their college and the cut-offs of EAMCET & ECET.

Value for Money

The colleges are preferred and given points based on the student outcomes and what they get for the money (fees) they have spent.

Student Resources & Locality

Student resources such as coaching institutions, transport, and availability are taken into consideration. Locality plays a vital role; for example, Hyderabad has more exposure than Karimnagar. Colleges are awarded points based on their locality and resources.

Extra and Co-curricular Activities

Activities such as hackathons, events, fests, workshops, and annual notable events are taken into consideration to rank colleges.

Alumni Network

A strong alumni network helps students with mentorship, internships, and placements. Colleges with active alumni associations and notable alumni are given extra points.

Industry Collaboration

Colleges that have strong collaborations with industries, offer internships, live projects, and have MoUs with top companies are rated higher.

International Exposure

Institutions that provide international exchange programs, global internships, or have foreign university tie-ups are given additional weightage.

Diversity & Inclusion

Colleges that promote diversity (gender, region, background) and have inclusive policies, support for differently-abled students, and women’s cells are recognized.

Digital Initiatives

Institutes that use digital learning platforms, smart classrooms, and provide online resources and coding labs are given extra points.

Social Responsibility

Colleges that actively participate in community service, NSS, environmental initiatives, and social outreach programs are rated higher.

Student Support & Wellbeing

Availability of counseling, mental health support, anti-ragging measures, and grievance redressal mechanisms are considered in the ranking.

Innovation & Entrepreneurship

Presence of incubation centers, startup cells, and support for student entrepreneurs adds to the score.