APRJC, Kodigenahalli, Hindupur – Review

Q) How did you get introduced to APRJC ?

After my tenth standard, I got through APRJC entrance test and secured admission in Kodigenahalli branch. This concept of Andhra Pradesh Residential Junior Colleges was introduced by Late Chief Minister Sri Nandamuri Taraka Rama Rao. He established three centres in the state: Nagarjuna Sagar, Kodigenahalli (Hindupur), Nimmakur (NTR’s village).  I did my intermediate course from 1998 to 2000. It was one of the toughest, brave and finest decisions I had taken in my life.

I was attracted by the systematic and sainik school kind of curriculum and wanted to have a disciplined and meaningful study. That time many state ranks also used to come to these students. On the other side there were some bad remarks about the facilities provided by government. It used to allot some eight rupees per day for a student and the management has to provide everything within that budget.

We did struggle in the initial days but as we got adjusted we started respecting the essence of the Gurukulam kind of education and also honed ourselves in facing adversities. Government funded the course fully by giving free boarding and lodging facility. That way we could also save some thousands of rupees for Intermediate course.

We did fair well in the Intermediate exams but as the teaching was not focused on EAMCET, all of us got bigger ranks in EAMCET. But once we got into private engineering colleges, the unique APRJC experience helped us a lot in excelling and our entire batch mates are well settled now.

Q) What do you like about APRJC ?

1) Every student realizes the importance of money and food. Now it sounds funny for us on how we adjusted to such quality of food. We used to wait for our round of making chapattis just to get one or two extra of them than the quota.

2) Daily jogging and drill in the early hours. Though we hated it then but we cherish it a lot.

3) Teacher and student bonding.

4) Discipline curriculum.

5) Friendships that evolved from those hardships.

6) Volunteering, leadership skills, individuality automatically come to a student in this crucial stage of life.

Q) Do you want to suggest anything on APRJC ?

In our batch itself the per student budget increased from eight rupees to eleven rupees per day. Not sure about the current budget but Government should give more grants to these institutions. EAMCET and other competitive exams orientation should be streamlined with the course.

Q) Any final words about APRJC ?

Studying in APRJC is one of the most memorable and greatest things that I have done in my life and I strongly recommend to anyone who is ready to take up challenges and become a better person. One of my cousins joined in the same institute in later batches and he informed that the college has changed a lot with more facilities.

32 Comments

  1. For neet exams APRJC colleges are best are not and coaching is given or not and which syllabus will teach please reply these questions

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  2. CHANDRA SEKHAR RACHERLA I had completed my +1 with high grade I hope +2 will be like that .present coaching for jee&emcet are appreciabld.my advice to jr’s is dont leave this at any cost.this college is foundation for bright future

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  3. I HAVE STUDIED IN MPC BATCH OF 2012 -2014. I HAVE EXPERIENCED THE VALUE OF FRIENDSHIPS BUILT THERE . THERE I HAVE LEARNED ABOUT LIFE . I HAVE LEARNED DISCIPLINE FROM THAT COLLEGE. THE STRICTNESS OF TEACHERS THERE IS EXCELLENT IN PUTTING THE STUDENT IN DISCIPLINE, AND PARENTAL CARE PROVIDED BY THEM WAS PRETTY GREAT.THANK GOD FOR GIVING ME THE CHANCE OF GETTING SEAT IN APRJC.

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  4. Iam also studyied in aprjc k halli 2015-17 batch. In this college lot of study about life .so don’t leave this college those who are newly joined in k halli aprjc

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  5. Haii brothers,
    iam also studied KodigenhaliI MPC(2010-12)Batch I feel very proud .i like that atomsphere morning wake up drills,games lots of fun !!!

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  6. Iam also studied APRJC KODIGENAHALLI 2014-16 MEC Batch iam enjoyed very well in iam studing days society meet held at kodigenahalli it is one memorable event of me.APRJC is Brand

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  7. I AM GOING TO STUDY IN APRJC KODIGENAHALLI .I HOPE IT WILL BE THE BEST COLLEGE WITH A GOOD FACILITIES AND FACULTY

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  8. MAHENDRA

    I am student of present 2 nd year MEC its very cool and comfort to all students
    teachers are friendly to students they help to student more then there limits like
    how to behave in our life it is cool hostel it ok ……..thank you sir for sharing about
    you sorry our college

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  9. I also old student of aprjc kodigenahalli simly i call it as potential with excellence am not there lot of facilities but limited facilities and students hard work it reach goodness in his life….thank u so much jc co’s.

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  10. I am Uday studied in your college (2013-2015).we enjoyed so much and playing games&education is so nice .so I didn’t forgot this college .now I have got gud rank in kcet in acharya college Bangalore

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  11. APRJC will not only gives education but also lifevalues and social resposibility iam 2007-2009 aprjc student now iam doing M.sc(ag) in kearala agri university…..one thing to say frankly i salute to teachers of aprjc when we can from long distances they treated us like their children andhattsoff to the professional etics maintained by them and practical classes conducted by them…proud to be an APRJC Kodigenahalli student

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  12. Hello sir,
    This is balakrishna(2005-2007 aprjc batch), i had completed B.pharmacy, now i am working in worlds number two injectable company MYLAN (bangalore).

    Thanks to APRJC kodigenahalli………i feel proud to be an APRJC student.

    Regards,
    S N V N Balakrishna

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  13. I was from the very first batch of APRJC Kodigenahalli (1989-91). We didn’t even have a building at that time. A place called Ratna Lodge in Hindupur was hired and that is where it all started. The daily budget was 4.25 Rs per student. To be honest, I hated that place. However, I must admit, those two years changed my life for good and yet I hated the life over there. I was miserable, homesick and depressed. The lecturers (at least, at that time) were horrible. But those tough times eventually taught me several life lessons and I am thankful. If I have to do it all again, perhaps, I wouldn’t go back to that college.

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    • Hi everbody. I would rather call you my junior friends as all of you are naturally junior to me.I was the first Academic Secretary of the college as I belong to the first batch( 1989-91). Of course it goes without saying that I was the Academic secretary for two years. I think I could guess who that super senior is. he is true to an extent in that we had teething troubles initially. We were admitted in June1989 and classes commenced from August 1989. Ratna lodge was the place where it all started. Owing to the abysmal facilities a good chunk of students left the institution. Though the conditions were tough we somehow managed to study for those two years. Later we moved to the Police barracks. That’s when we got benches/desks. Until then we had to learn sitting on the floor. We conducted lot of extra-curricular activities during those two years. We won quiz competition organized by the Degree College there if my memory serves me right it is SGDC(?) We also organized the college anniversary in Feb 1991. To put things in a perspective though the conditions were not conducive and congenial to intermediate education lot of my batch mates have excelled at the EAMCET and are Doctors and Engineers now , doing well in their respective fields. Students from MEC/CEC also have settled well in their disciplines. Personally, it taught me humility and made me appreciate others’ views. i plan to do something for our Almamater in the near future very soon. I am in touch with the present Principal Mr.Somadutta. Someday I hope to arrange a get together(across all batches) and would like to see the variety in the congregation. My thanks to all those teachers who taught me , some of them were new to to teaching intermediate students albeit.I wish the Alumni of APRJC Kodigenahalli the best of everything in their lives. Bye for now. My no is 9535313290. Call me anytime, friends.Super Senior please call me!!!!

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  14. Hi this is Vijay. My batch was 1996-98. In the initial stages I was reluctant to join a residential college. After 2 months or so I appreciated myself for joining a residential college. The staff(Teaching and non-teaching) was good and the lecturers were very co-operative in explaining the lessons multiple times. Mine was MEC and I was struggling to understand the basic concept of accounts. But, the two lecturers Sri Srinivasa Rao and Sri Kondaiah taught us accounts in a simplistic and understanding manner.

    Had I joined some government college, I would not have had acquired the basic knowledge of commerce and I might not have been in the position which I am at present. Now I am a chartered Accountant and I would be always greatful to this college and my teachers.

    When learning something, one should not see for comofortness which you cant find in APRJC Hindupur. But there are a lot of things to learn viz., discipline and planning the future. Intermediate is the foundation for your future, hence, if any body gets a chance to study in APRJC, please join and you can have a good future prospects.

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    • Hi bro
      Aprjc colleges lo MEC
      Coaching baguntunda
      Your goal is became CA
      So Aprjc lo MEC vallaki CPT
      Coaching untunda
      Please Reply fastly bro

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      • Bharat,
        It has been long since we studied there like 20 years, I am not sure, how its state is today.

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  15. I am from 2008-10 batch <Bi.P.C, Now doing Bachelor of Dental Surgery ( Eamcet rank- 4957) . I strongly recommend APRJC for better future and gentle person.

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    • sir,one of my cousin got seat in APRJC. is it preferable him to join in this college. we dosn’t had any idea about this college though he was written the exam and got selected. how better standard is in now a days while compare other institutions. in a review we seen that here they are not providing any competitive classes for students. plz suggest us to know better about this college.

      Regards,
      ABHINAY.

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  16. hello sir
    i’m also a former student of APRJC, kodigenahalli[2005-2007].
    in 2004 the college is shifted to new building i.e.. in sevamandir where max facilities are avilable.
    Me & my friends still remember that college life where we learbt a lot of things.
    by seeing your review here i felt proud about our college. thankQ sir
    bye

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