Baba Institure Of Technology Sciences

Out in Bakkannapalem, the pace is a bit different than the middle of the city. Baba Institure Of Technology Sciences sits in a spot that used to be much quieter before more buildings started going up. Every morning, the buses roll in with students coming from all over. The grounds are pretty large, and you can usually find people hanging out near the entrance or walking toward the labs. We spend a lot of time keeping the equipment in working order because the students use it constantly. The classrooms have that typical school feel—chalkboards, rows of desks, and the hum of the overhead fans. It’s a practical place. We don't have a lot of luxury, but we have what’s needed for the classes. You can hear the sounds of people talking about their projects or worrying about upcoming exams. The staff are usually busy with schedules or fixing something that broke in one of the workshops. In the afternoons, when the sun is high, the whole place slows down a little before the final rush of the day. It’s just a local college where people show up to get their degrees and move on to whatever is next. We see new faces every year and say goodbye to the ones who have finished their four years. It’s a cycle that keeps the place going. Bakkannapalem is growing, and we are just right there in the middle of it.