Address

Guntur, Andhra Pradesh

Email

chalapathicit@gmail.com

Phone Number

+91 8886630348

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Campus Life

Sports

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Physical fitness plays an important role in developing the overall personality of a student since a physically balanced student is mentally balanced too. Chalapathi institute of technology equally emphasizes the need to develop physical activities and encourages Sports and games making it an integral part of the curriculum various sports facility is provided to the students within the campus. Various sports competitions such as inter departmental, Inter collegiate, etc help in developing team spirit among students. Their interpersonal relationship is enhanced a very healthy manner. Students are provided with honours like medals, trophies and certificates.

Functions :

  • 1. To device and implement a mechanism for sports activities including students coaching, ground preparation, procurement of sports material and scheduling of the games.
  • 2. To device and implement a mechanism for publicizing and motivating the students for participation in games and sports activities and organize inter-departmental sports and games events.
  • 3. To coordinate with the university sports division and arrange for the participation of students at university tournaments, regional/state/national level sports events.
  • 4. To device and implement a mechanism for liaison with the government agencies for grants in sports/gymnasium etc.
  • 5. To work out and execute any other activity related with the sports & games. The ultimate objective shall be to provide an environment that enhances the student’s personality keeping them fit & healthy.
  • 6. To develop team work, management and leadership skills in the students which helps them to keep their positive attitude and be disciplined and confident in their future endeavours.
“ Fitness is not A Destination Its way of your life. ”
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Internet Facility

Facility

Internet Facility

College has a BSNL internet facility to provide uninterrupted and high-speed internet access to students and staff. This facility helps students prepare for online examinations, paper presentations, and academic research.

The total available bandwidth is 440 Mbps, which includes 40 Mbps (BSNL NMEICT) and 400 Mbps (BSNL FTTH connection).

BSNL Connectivity 440 Mbps Bandwidth 24×7 Availability
Canteen Facility

Facility

Canteen Facility

The college has a spacious canteen facility within the campus premises, maintaining high standards of hygiene and quality food.

The cafeteria serves a variety of delicious items, offering a comfortable space for students, staff, and visitors to relax and refresh.

Hygienic Food 7:30 AM – 6:00 PM Working Days
Boys Hostel Facility

Facility

Boys Hostel Facility

Excellent hostel facilities are provided for boys within the campus. The hostel can accommodate approximately 300 students with well-maintained rooms and excellent mess facilities.

Students can utilize the sports facilities available on campus and relax in the beautifully landscaped gardens. A separate hall with TV facilities is provided on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays for recreation.

Capacity: 300 Students Mess Facility Available Recreation Hall
CCTV Camera Security

Security

CCTV Camera Security

As part of the campus security measures, CITY has installed a comprehensive CCTV video surveillance system across key locations.

The system continuously records and securely stores footage for up to one month, helping in monitoring activities and ensuring the safety of students, staff, and visitors.

24×7 Surveillance 30 Days Recording Campus Safety
Yoga and Meditation

Wellness

Yoga & Meditation

In today’s fast-paced world, stress and anxiety have become common challenges. Yoga and meditation help in maintaining the healthy functioning of internal organs and contribute to overall physical and mental well-being.

Regular practice of yoga helps in managing stress and lifestyle-related conditions. Special yoga and meditation classes are conducted regularly for students and staff to promote a healthy and balanced life.

Stress Management Physical & Mental Health Regular Classes
Transportation Facility

Facility

Transportation Facility

The college provides an efficient transportation facility connecting major locations such as Guntur, Amaravathi, Tadikonda, and Tenali.

The institution operates 14 college buses, all maintained through strict and periodic inspections to ensure safety and reliability. Drivers follow a strict safety code of conduct.

Additionally, 3 exclusive college buses are provided for girl students staying at the LAM Hostel. Only students carrying valid College ID cards and Bus Passes are permitted to travel.

Multiple Routes 14 College Buses Safety Assured
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Health Centre

“The greatest wealth is Health”

Student Health & Well-Being

Health is essential for improving the quality of student life. CITY continuously works towards providing reliable health care facilities to help students lead a safe and healthy life.

Medical Support

The Health Centre provides first-aid services to students round the clock. In emergencies, students are immediately shifted to a nearby hospital located just 1 km from the campus.

Counselling & Awareness

Confidential counselling and health awareness programs are conducted to support a balanced mind, healthy body, and positive campus environment.

Take care of your body — it’s the only place you have to live.
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Central Library

A house of education is the tree with branches of various disciplines and a library at its root. The college has a computerized library well equipped with a large collection of books under the categories of academics, reference and general. Library provides uncompromising information and intellectual requirements to students and faculty with user-friendly approach. The artistically designed library with more volumes (books), plenty of audio- visual materials & more national & international journals and E-Journals like DEL-NET,J-GATE is indeed a rich repository of knowledge facilitating prospects for future research.

Vision

To connect students, faculty, and other users with information resources and services to achieve academic success and enhance research.

Mission

To provide quality print, electronic, audio, video, and other learning resources along with services that support enhanced learning and research.

Library Details : Volumes, Titles & Journals

All working Days: 9.00 AM to 5.00 PM The Issue Counter functions between 9.00 AM and 5.00 PM on all working days. Library Working Hours 9:00 Am to 7:00 Pm

  • Wearing a valid ID card is compulsory inside the library.
  • Entry details must be recorded in the Visitors Register.
  • Strict silence must be maintained inside the library.
  • Use of mobile phones is not permitted within the library premises.
  • Library working hours: 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM on all working days.
  • Circulation section timings: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
  • Loan period for books is 15 days.
  • A maximum of three books may be issued to students.
  • A maximum of eight books may be issued to faculty members.
  • Carrying eatables or drinks inside the library is strictly prohibited.
  • Members are requested to keep their belongings at the entrance; valuables should not be left unattended as the library is not responsible for loss.
  • Borrowed and stamped books should not be brought back into the library.
  • Books will not be issued on another member’s ID card.
  • Issue of books is subject to availability only.
  • Sub-lending of library books is not permitted.
  • Readers are not allowed to bring personal books or printed materials (spiral/bound) into the library.
  • Talking or group discussions are not allowed; reading halls are meant for individual study and research only.
  • The Librarian reserves the right to refuse or recall issued books under special circumstances without assigning any reason.
  • Reference books, newspapers, magazines, and journals must not be taken outside the library.

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  • 1. Loss of books, if any shall be reported to the librarian immediately and the borrower shall be permitted to provide the replacement with good copy of similar book only on obtaining the permission from the Head of the Institution.
  • 2. If the borrower fails to replace the lost book within the time fixed, twice the cost of the book and the overdue charges will be levied..

    • 1. The members shall reserve any book which is already in issue. The reserved books after their return will be kept at the counter for two consecutive days for the benefit of those who reserved them. If they fail to collect them within two days these books shall be issued to the members in the waiting list and the members shall forfeit their seniority in reservation.

    Grievance Redressal Cell

    Transparent and time-bound grievance handling mechanism

    Grievance Redressal

    The Grievance Redressal Cell was constituted to probe into the student grievances. The Cell attempts to address genuine academic and non-academic problems of students.

    • Create a platform for academic & non-academic grievances.
    • Collect suggestions for institutional improvement.
    • Take corrective steps based on grievances.

    As per UGC and AICTE directions, the Cell ensures grievances of students and faculty are addressed amicably and confidentially through online and offline mechanisms.

    1. Department-level handling by Coordinators and HoDs.
    2. Facilitation by staff and student coordinators.
    3. Escalation to Institutional GRC.
    4. Monthly AICTE reporting.
    1. Registration of grievance.
    2. Acknowledgement of receipt.
    3. Scrutiny and enquiry.
    4. Final decision and communication.
    5. Closure and feedback.

    Functional Committee Members

    S.No Name of the Faculty Position
    1 Dr. V. Ranga Rao Chairman
    2 Prof. P. Purna Chandra Rao Member
    3 Dr. B. Tualsi Rani Member
    4 Dr. D. Naga Ravi Kiran Member
    5 Prof. N. Srikanth Member
    6 Prof. J. Sravanthi Member
    7 Prof. P. Gandhi Member
    8 Prof. U. Ramya Sree Member

    For any Grievances contact: city@gmail.com For Online Grievances: https://forms.gle/LbMmdbNDcYUUq394A

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    National Service Scheme (NSS)

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    National Service Scheme (NSS) was constituted in 1969 as a student youth service programme. It aims at developing social responsibility, dignity of labour and community engagement among students.

    The motto “Not Me But You” reflects democratic living and selfless service. NSS volunteers strive for the welfare of society and national development.

    NSS Day is celebrated every year on 24th September with various programmes and social activities.

    Activities

    2020–21
    2019–20
    2018–19

    NSS Orientation Program

    NSS Orientation Program

    Introduction to NSS objectives and volunteer responsibilities.

    Date: July 2023

    Clean And Green Campaign

    Clean And Green Campaign

    Campus and community road clean.

    Date: September 2023

    Vaccination Camp

    Vaccination Camp

    Voluntary blood donation for public welfare.

    Date: October 2023

    Tree Plantation Drive

    Tree Plantation Drive

    Environmental awareness and green initiatives.

    Date: March 2024

    Health & Hygiene Awareness

    Health & Hygiene Awareness

    Sessions on personal hygiene and healthy living.

    Date: July 2024

    Covid Awareness

    Covid Awareness

    College and public safety awareness.

    Date: November 2024

    Transportation Facility

    College Bus Routes & Timings

    Bus No Start Time Bus Route Bus Incharge Driver Route Map
    01 7:00 AM GRANDHISIRI Shaik Mohammad Rafi
    9391716767    		 J. Rambabu
    9949554070    		 Click Here
    02 7:00 AM MADALA, SATTENAPALLI A. V. V. Rajesh
    9298056352    		 J. Koteswararao
    9059205328    		 Click Here
    03 7:45 AM GUNTUR BUS STAND A. Surendra
    9966766941    		 Md. Aneef
    9966897544    		 Click Here
    04 8:00 AM GUNTUR STAMBALAGARUVU M. Amalin Raju
    9701333683    		 Ch. Suresh Babu
    9963761180    		 Click Here
    05 7:10 AM RAMACHANDRAPURAM Y. Narendra
    9441753843    		 A. Gangadhar
    8328373135    		 Click Here
    06 8:00 AM GUNTUR KAMMA HOSTEL J. Mallikarjunarao
    9848133748    		 N. Srihari
    9985831998    		 Click Here
    07 7:10 AM PATIBANDLA P. Gandhi
    9553790557    		 G. Srikanth
    9848658914    		 Click Here
    08 7:15 AM PENUMAKA, MANDADAM G. Kiran
    7989522950    		 T. Tatarao
    9951115177    		 Click Here
    09 7:50 AM GUNTUR NALLACHERUVU J. Supriya
    7981488257    		 Sankar
    9849204996    		 Click Here
    10 7:40 AM PERECHERLA, NALLAPADU R. Hanumanth Naik
    7842343744    		 P. Anil Kumar
    7675012087    		 Click Here
    11 7:20 AM ATMAKURU P. Mayuri
    9949263848    		 T. V. Krishnareddy
    9010710356    		 Click Here
    12 7:45 AM MALLADI Shaik Syed Meer
    9949945691    		 B. Ravi Kumar
    9440980285    		 Click Here
    13 8:10 AM GUNTUR LODGE CENTER A. Lalitha
    9949141697    		 Madhu
    9491705944    		 Click Here
    14 8:00 AM PEDAPALAKALURU, BANDARUPALLI G. Sreenivasa Rao
    9490520400    		 Mahesh
    7416741618    		 Click Here
    15 7:00 AM TENALI D. Srikanth
    8790454189    		 Sk. Mastanvali
    8978709112    		 Click Here

    Library Collection Summary

    Branch-wise Books, Journals & E-Resources

    S.No Branch Titles Volumes Journals E-Journals
    1 ECE 870 3825 8 DELNET / J-GATE
    2 CSE 737 4425 8 —
    3 EEE 618 2843 6 —
    4 CE 720 2258 7 —
    5 ME 822 1752 6 —
    6 CSE-DS 25 185 6 —
    7 CSE-CS 18 116 6 —
    8 CSE-AI & ML 15 95 6 —
    9 M.Tech (CSE) 140 645 6 —
    10 M.Tech (VLSI / ES) 170 825 6 —
    11 M.Tech (PSC&A) 165 594 6 —
    12 M.Tech (SE) 98 450 6 —
    13 M.Tech (TE) 95 480 6 —
    14 Book Bank (Social Welfare) 625 3120 — —
    Total 5118 21613 83