Ayush Kumar Singh's Review On RNS Institute Of Technology - [RNSIT], Bangalore

Based on my KCET rankings and category based I choose the best available option in college selection. our college comes in one of the top colleges with large campus, good infrastructure with good average package in placements in every branch.I acutally had some other college in mind to join but in 2022 KCET had some problems and rankings got changed and In I may have lacked in one of the subject KCET exam.Admission process is simple because there is an entire block to support and guide in addmission process....Read More

This was the only college I wanted to join after my boards because this college has everything a student requires to accomplish his/her dreams in the engineering background. Yes there were other colleges in and around but i would prefer RNSIT over all of them as RNSIT offered us with everything we required. Usually students who score great rankings in CET Examination get free seat in our college with a ranking cutoff starting from 2000 and above depending on the branches....Read More

I chose the RNSIT College because of the college enveronment like facility wise and teaching staff was upto the marks and they are ready to share the knowladge in any time and i am doing min project on sustainable construction materials on TRM with Optimized Mortars mix ....Read More

i applied to several colleges but i selected my cuurent college becaus it offeref agood balance it offered a good balnces betweed acedemics affodabillty and opportines cooleges i applied to mulitiles colleges such ass rv,bms,ms ramaiah and my current college...Read More

I chose RNS Institute of Technology because it has a good reputation in Bangalore for engineering, especially for placements and teaching quality. Compared to other colleges I considered, RNSIT offers a good balance of academics, infrastructure, and campus environment. It is also more affordable compared to some private colleges. I had applied to a few other engineering colleges through KCET, but based on my rank and cutoff, I got EEE at RNSIT, which is a good option. The college has better infrastructure and placement opportunities compared to many similar colleges. The admission process was smooth. I got admission through KCET counseling. The eligibility is based on 12th marks and entrance exam rank. Cutoffs depend on the branch and category. Overall, the admission experience was simple and well organized....Read More

I applied to a few top colleges in Bangalore like BMSIT and Sir MVIT. I chose RNSIT over them mainly because of its strong reputation for placements, especially in the IT branch, and its green campus. I didn’t get into RVCE or PES because my KCET rank was slightly higher than their cutoffs, which are very competitive. The admission process for RNSIT is straightforward. They accept KCET and COMEDK scores, which are the most preferred exams for students. The eligibility is 45% in 12th PCM. The overall experience was smooth—I just had to submit my documents and pay the fees after the seat was allotted through the counseling process. It was quite hassle-free."...Read More