Intergrating technology into learning has become the order of the day as visual and auditory stimulation has an enhancing effect.

 To aid in Teaching Learning process, along with conventional modes of learning, inculcating modern techniques is also required. The college has good  ICT facility, with a dedicated  TV room with Wi-Fi connection.

It also has LCD projector for Faculty and Students presentations either using Power point presentations or videos.

Nutritional plan Gurukulam Students (DIET Plan)

              Eating poori, idly, dosa, noodles, mysore bonda, chicken, mutton, ghee, delicious pickle, pakoda and papads will not be a luxury for the marginalized students anymore. Gone are the days of the TTWREIS children sleeping with half stomach. The Tribal Welfare Residential children will be provided with sumptuous and nutritious food from this academic year. The Society is all set to combat malnutrition among the deprived children by providing a balanced diet as per the recommendations of the National Institute of Nutrition (NIN), Hyderabad. Thanks to the Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao for enhancing mess charges to secure the health and well-being of the marginalized children.

          The TTWREIS(Gurukulam) has rewritten its menu chart and is poised to provide a nutritious diet, hitherto unheard of in the annals of the government run welfare educational institutions in the country. Non-veg will be provided 6 times a month, four times chicken and two times mutton. Ghee and delicious pickle will be served for lunch and dinner everyday. Rice based breakfast items like lemon rice, dal rice, kichidi are the thing of the past. Children will be served with yummy mysore bonda, poori, chapathi, noodles and idly for breakfast. Cookies and pakoda will be given for snacks in the evening.