R V Institute of Technology and Management

Admission: Some teachers really know their stuff and teach well, but others could do better. Most of them are experts in their field. The CSE course doesn't prepare us well for the industry though. It's tough under VTU with hard grading. About 70% of us passed our exams.

Placement: This college is in its second year, so placements haven't started yet. They've mentioned that placements will be with RVCE, but we're not expecting big companies like them. The teachers said it'll be a decent placement, but it all comes down to how good you are.

Campus: The college has awesome labs with the latest technology. Plus, they've got Wi-Fi and big classrooms. There's even cameras so we can re-watch videos whenever we want. The canteen food is okay, but there aren't a lot of choices. We've got a cool multipurpose field for sports like football, cricket, basketball, and tennis. And there's a gym, table tennis, and carrom boards to have fun with.

Admission: The teaching here is top-notch! I never struggle with exams because they really prepare us well. They make sure we're ready for the real world. We get to go on industrial visits once a month, which is cool. The teachers are super friendly and always there to help in their staffroom. I'm really loving the way they teach us.

Placement: The college has about 200 students every year. They help students get jobs after graduation. The highest salary can go up to 1 crore, while the lowest is 1 LPA. The fees are reasonable, and the campus is nice. They train us well for interviews and make sure we find jobs. If you join this college, you'll have a bright future ahead.

Campus: The facilities at the college are great, especially the mess with good food. They also have a nearby bus stand which is convenient. The atmosphere on campus is really nice, and the staff are friendly to students. Overall, it's a good place to be!

Admission: The teachers here are all from top colleges like IITs and NITs. They know their stuff really well and teach it in a great way. The classes are always on time and follow the schedule. They even have meetings with parents to talk about teaching. The teachers really care about us, which is awesome.

Placement: I'm really looking forward to the pool campus placements with RVCE's main branch. We're the first batch, so it's hard to say how many students will get placed, but we're hoping at least half of us will. The top companies are showing interest in our design course, which is great. RVCE has both the highest and lowest package offers, and since we're the first batch at RVITM, it's all happening here. About 60% of us got internships, especially in design software like Catia and Solidworks. It's been a good experience so far!

Campus: At RVITM, we've got smartboards in classes which really help with learning. The labs have new equipment and are kept clean. The library has Wi-Fi, plenty of books, and study tables. The hostel is close to campus and it's pretty fancy. They have Wi-Fi, 24/7 water supply, a washing machine, and single beds. Plus, the food they serve is tasty too!

Admission: All the professors in the electronics and communication department are really good at teaching. The head of the department is also the vice principal at RVITM. They are all M.Tech. graduates and know their stuff well. They are friendly with students too. The subjects are directly related to our branch. The college is affiliated with VTU and all the exam papers are set by VTU. Just make sure you attend classes regularly, as 75% attendance is a must.

Placement: Most of us in RVITM found jobs in various companies. The ECE department offers a top package of INR 29 LPA and a minimum of INR 5 LPA. Big companies like Intel, AMD, and NVIDIA come for placements. We also team up with RVCE for placement events. About 60% of students could do internships. The most popular job role offered is in firmware engineering at an analog device company.

Campus: The school has awesome facilities! Each class has a smartboard and online help. The library is huge with lots of books and research papers. The labs are top-notch, and the staff there are really helpful. Even though the campus is small (only 3 acres), it has everything you need like a gym, canteen, and chill-out area.

Admission: The lecturers at college are super smart with Ph.D., M.Sc., and other degrees. At first, the teaching might seem tough for new students, but it gets easier as you go. There aren't too many courses, so they really focus on each one to get you ready for interviews. Passing is doable at 35 out of 100, but sometimes they adjust it a bit. Overall, it's not too hard if you put in the work. I'm not sure about the details though.

Placement: Around 120 students get placed every year in the computer science (CS) branch. The salary packages range from 4 LPA to 40 LPA. Companies like Wipro, Tata Motors, HAL, and HMT visit our campus for placements. Every year, about 10 to 15 students secure internships with these companies. The college provides great guidance on how to land internships with good pay. That's pretty much what our college is all about.

Campus: The classrooms are super well-equipped with cool tech. The labs are top-notch too. And let's talk about the library - it's seriously amazing! The facilities aren't free, but they're worth it. The hostel is awesome, rooms are nice, and the food is just like home-cooked. Overall, it's an excellent experience.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super nice and helpful. They follow the VTU curriculum, so everything is well-organized. The classes are really good, and as long as you go regularly, passing exams is a breeze. Just make sure you keep your attendance above 85%.

Placement: The placement scene at RVITM and RVCE is pretty impressive. They have joint placements, which means you have the chance to get into both colleges. In 2023, almost everyone got placed 95% of students found jobs! The highest package offered was 45 LPA. Right now, there are no Mechanical placements, but if you put in the effort, you'll have good opportunities. Just make sure to prepare well like any other RVCE student if you aim for that top package.

Campus: The campus is nice and the facilities are okay. I like hanging out there. The hostel is not on campus, it's like a 15-minute walk away. There's a bus you can take, but the food isn't great. Luckily, there are some PGs close by where students stay. It's all good.

Admission: The teachers here are nice and always ready to help. The courses are good, and the teachers support us well. We have three tests during the semester that count for 40% of the grade, and the final exams make up the other 60%. Most students pass, around 85-90%.

Placement: Placements haven't happened yet because we're still in the 5th semester. It'll be around 6 months before we can attend placements. The companies that visit our college are pretty much the same ones that go to R V College of Engineering.

Campus: I really like the college infrastructure. The labs are equipped with new stuff. The environment is nice and the library has all the books we need. The hostel is good with decent food and the rooms are nice. Also, the security system in the hostel makes me feel safe.

Admission: The teaching here is top-notch. The exams are tough, but they really prepare you for the real world. The teachers know their stuff and are always there to help. You'll definitely do well in your assessments and get a solid grade.

Placement: I'm part of the batch from 2021 to 2024. More than half of the students get placed here. The popular courses are BBA, B.Com, BAC, and MS. In BBA, they offer Rs. 49,000 per month and in B.Com, it's Rs. 51,000 per month. The highest salary package goes to some lucky students.

Campus: The college has a library, classrooms, labs, and Wi-Fi, which is cool. Unfortunately, there's no hostel on campus, and the facilities aren't top-notch. But hey, at least there are sports and games to enjoy! The food is tasty and of good quality. The college is near a junior and seniors college, about 2 kilometers away. In the classrooms, there's AC, a projector, and even a lift for convenience. Overall, it's a decent place with some good stuff for students.

Admission: This college has a mix of students - some are GATE qualified, while others seem disinterested in classes. But, they are big on using technology. You can access recorded classes, even topics from your first year when you're in your final year. The teachers are friendly and recommend courses and new skills. People complain about the outdated VTU syllabus, but through internships, courses, and workshops, they help you learn. If you grasp the concepts, the internal assessments are a breeze. They also guide you on how to prepare for external exams.

Placement: I'm currently in my third year of B.E. in ECE at this college. I started in 2022. According to the college website, out of 40 students in my branch who were eligible, 25 got jobs. The highest salary offered was 29 LPA, while the lowest was 3.7 LPA. On average, it was 11 LPA. Some students landed jobs in the software core, and others got internships.

Campus: The lab facilities are really good here. We have software skill labs for Matlab which is not common in other colleges. The lab instructors know their stuff just like our professors. The hostel costs around Rs. 1,68,000 per academic year. And there are buses available for us too.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and super smart. Most of them have a Ph.D. They encourage us to join clubs and events, like hackathons. They also help us find internships. It's great!

Placement: I heard that more than 80% of students from our course have jobs now, and even more seniors are finding jobs. The highest salary offered was around 35 LPA, while the lowest was 10 LPA. Companies like Swiggy, PhonePe, and TCS come for placements. I'm not sure about internships, but our batch recently landed jobs at a big company. The interview was challenging, so not many got hired.

Campus: The department has everything students need to do well. They've got all the books you need for your courses and even extra ones if you want to dig deeper into a topic. I don't live in the hostel, but my friends say it's a decent place to stay.