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The total fee was 80000 which includes all fees. Students gets 10 20 per of total fees as scholarship. Other batch mate have lower fees because they received scolar shop as they have some certificate for that. Overall not much hi fees

The overall experience of this college was not to much gud . Their were no social grp that focuses on the ragging for students welfare . Their were no to much sports compain . Not much updated system that necessary in bca coding

The fees for the students of 2022 batch was 42000 om an average for each semester and from 2023 batch, according to university rules, the college asks the students to pay semester fees of 50000 and for hostel students it can increase by 15000 per semester.

Besides the college's academics, the college is also known for the cultural events. The most renowned Annual Fest named Arcadia is celebrated here once in a year. Besides that also there is a Techfiesta held in the college once every year.

Annual fest named JANAGANI held every year in the month of December and February. Books are easily available in the library and Central library of our university . We can access it through our library card . Classrooms are there with all facilities including projectors , digital board, speaker, mic and simple white board. Sports events are also held here in the month of December and also it happens in our own stadium named Dayanand Stadium. Student run clubs are like GDSC club and too many clubs are there . It impacts a lot as it gives industry real application based approach to solve problems .

I choose this course because of its affordability and the teaching quality of this college is good . They helps in choosing the real life application based projects . Teaching methods are impressive but they don't provide notes . We have make notes by attending class regularly. Frequency and timings of exams are of 3 hrs. For each subject . Difficulty level is moderate and students can prepare it well in the gap days also .

We are actually the cisco affiliated college,so we are being provided with a lot of programs including cybersecurity and it courses.We are also provided with the opportunity to do the virtual internship from cisco.Cisco also give internship opportunity to 6 th semester students with a stipend of 80000-85000.

My overall experience with campus life was pretty good.We had our fest as Gyanotsav which is held every alternate year which include cultural programs and technical competions also. There are lot of sports activities and students participate in state sports competition.

In our college the exam system is very strict because in every year our college provide scholarship for the students who achieve 60% in exam, so the year devided in to 2 semester and 4 internals. The relationship between our faculties and us is very strong because they help us in every situation and support for next goals also they choose the perfect path for our bright future and successfull life. But there are some faculties who demotivates students in there faliour instant off supporting them. That's why students don't like those teachers. Not all student's pass in the exam some did their best but there failed and try for next with motivation.

Actually I am a General cast and I don't have to provide any scholarship right now and I have to admitted in Gauri Devi College for ITI diploma course and my 2 years full course fees is 48000 and the principal says that everyone get intensive in Tata company for 4 to 5 months and get permanent opportunity for this company if you don't get opportunity than you will stand for others company but you guaranteed get a best company for your work

Biotechnology I took this course has many pros and cons the exams are really hard by the way as the correction is little bit harder than any other colleges They can improve in telling about skills more than bookish knowledge

The year wise I'm paying amount is around two lakhs which is a bit more I feel the tuition fee was around four thousand as lab fee too I'm in bcs category and my friends who are in sc category have more benefits than me

Aspects of the curriculum that influenced my decision A strong foundation in core subjects, which helps in builiding conceptual clarity. A good balance between theoretical knowledge and laboratory work Emphasis on analytical thinking, problem solving and technical skills 2. Prepare for real world applications and Higher Studies Core subjects fundamental required for competitive exams are not taught here but to pass the basics interviews of core comapnies it is enough. Less assignments are given so that students feel light and works on their passion. 3. Areas of improvements Regular updates to inculde emerging technologies and industry trends More industry- oreinted electives and case studies I hope less use of ppts should be implemented and more focused on green board 4.Exams: Frequency, Timing and Dificulty level The frequency of quizes and exams are quite frequent after each month there is some kind of test and exams going on. And taking the exams without giving the required day gaps. I hope that the frequency of exam and quiz should be reduced.

Faculty to student ratio- 1:45 Most of the faculties are quite friendly and frank with the students helping them. But there are certain branches of btech or b pharma where the facultites need to be more friendly with students rather than just being strict. For chemical enginnering the mot famous faculty amoug us is Sangram Roy because he is quite professional and disciplined about the what he teaches and helps the students to find new opportunities. Exam Pattern Quiz-1 10 marks Mid sem- 25 marks Quiz-2 10 marks End sem- 50 Marks Teacher's assignments- 5 Marks Total=100 Due to relative grading the fail percentage is quite low. Follow the teacher's instructions and class. According to the new demands in industrail and tech sector the course curriclum has been modified a bit.

lacements at MS Ramaiah Institute of Technology Placements at MS Ramaiah Institute of Technology are decent overall, with stronger outcomes for CS-related branches and moderate but reliable opportunities for core branches like Chemical Engineering. ???? Placement Eligibility Students generally become eligible for campus placements from the 7th semester (final year). Some companies also allow pre-placement offers (PPOs) through internships after the 6th semester. ???? Companies Visiting the Campus ???? Common Recruiters (Across Branches) TCS Infosys Wipro Accenture Cognizant Capgemini IBM L&T Deloitte (limited roles) ???? Core / Chemical-Related Opportunities L&T Reliance (limited roles) Schneider Electric Saint-Gobain Some manufacturing, quality, and operations-based companies Core chemical companies visit in limited numbers, so many Chemical Engineering students also sit for IT, analytics, and operations roles. ???? Packages Offered (Approximate) ???? Salary Range Highest Package (overall): ~?40–50 LPA (off-campus / international offer, mostly CS) Highest for Core / Chemical roles: ~?8–10 LPA Average Package (overall): ?7–8 LPA Average for Chemical Engineering: ?4–6 LPA ???? Job Profiles Graduate Engineer Trainee (GET) Process / Quality Engineer Analyst / Consultant Software Engineer (for interested students) ???? Placement Percentage Overall placement rate: ~90–95% Chemical Engineering: ~60–70% Students with good CGPA, internships, and skills tend to get placed earlier and in better roles. ???? Employability & Skill Development The college provides: Placement training sessions Aptitude and soft-skill workshops Coding and interview preparation support However, students are expected to upskill on their own, especially for core industry roles or higher-paying profiles. ???? My Plans After Completing the Degree After completing my B.E. in Chemical Engineering, I plan to: Gain industry experience through campus placement or off-campus opportunities

Internship Opportunities at MS Ramaiah Institute of Technology MSRIT provides decent internship opportunities, mainly through a mix of college-supported programs, faculty guidance, alumni networks, and self-applied internships. While most internships become more structured from the 2nd year onward, students are encouraged to start early. Internship Sources & Companies Through College / Training & Placement Cell Some companies and organizations that students from MSRIT commonly get internships at include: L&T – Graduate Engineer Intern (Site/Process support) Schneider Electric – Operations / Quality Intern Bosch – Engineering Intern Saint-Gobain – Manufacturing / Process Intern Reliance Industries (limited roles) – Plant / Operations Intern IT & Analytics Companies (for interested students): TCS Infosys Accenture Deloitte (limited internships) Most core Chemical internships are fewer in number and competitive, so students often apply off-campus as well. Stipend Details (Approximate) Core / Manufacturing internships: ?8,000 – ?15,000 per month IT / Analytics / Consulting internships: ?10,000 – ?25,000 per month Research / Faculty-guided internships: Often unpaid or ?5,000 – ?10,000 per month (Some internships are unpaid but provide strong learning and certification.) ???? Projects & Work Involved (Chemical Engineering) Internship tasks usually include: Process analysis and optimization studies Safety audits and quality checks Data collection from plant operations Material and energy balance calculations Assistance in lab-scale experiments Documentation and technical report preparation ???? Example Outcomes: Mini-project reports used for academic credits Exposure to industrial equipment and workflows Some students receive Pre-Placement Offers (PPOs) after successful internships ???? Faculty & Research Internships Students also get internships through: Faculty-guided summer research projects Collaboration with IISc, NITs, and research lab

My experience with campus life has been moderately positive and well-balanced. The social life is quite cordial, and students from different backgrounds mix well, making it a pleasant and welcoming place to be. The college has technical, cultural, and sports clubs, and students can engage in activities such as seminars, workshops, cultural events, and annual festivals, which are quite good for exposure outside academics. Although activities related to clubs are available, they are not very regular, so students wanting more can always take the initiative themselves. Regarding infrastructure, the campus is quite clean and well-maintained, with clean and tidy classrooms, functional labs, Wi-Fi connectivity, library facilities, sports facilities, and a clean canteen. Campus life is quite decent and supportive, although students wanting a very vibrant and active campus life might find it a bit restrictive.

The lecturers in the college are well-qualified and supportive, with many of them possessing postgraduate or doctoral qualifications. They are able to explain concepts clearly and are available for doubt-solving and academic guidance. The course structure is well-organized and is in sync with the university syllabus, incorporating both theoretical knowledge and practical knowledge acquisition in labs, assignments, projects, and seminars, thus enabling students to develop a strong foundation in core subjects. The examination pattern is in a semester pattern, including internal assessments in the form of class tests, quizzes, assignments, lab tests, and attendance, along with end-semester university exams. The weightage pattern is well-balanced, giving equal importance to internal assessments and final exams, and is designed to test conceptual knowledge as well as application-based knowledge.

The fourth year students are eligible for campus placements not everyone but they can check out if interested The no of companies might be around 59 the top companies are Microsoft,goggle,Amazon,oracle The hughest pack in our college was for Cse student around 60 lakhs

I joined in Cse course which I really wanted to be in this explain need for it development teachers can improve in more practical bases which is what they lag about in this college.The timings of everysemister exam is in between 4 months

Faculty to students ratio is average because one teacher is there for 80 students and they distributed the section into three class i.e. A, B and C . Teachers I like most is Nishant Munjal Sir because he has good sense of humours and teaching with examples is his first priority . All teachers are good in my semester but one of the teacher was not good in 1st semester . His name is Prateek sir. He has all his skill with him but he doesn't know how to use it . His teaching skills is not so good . Sessional exams and semester exams are taken in the college . Exams level are not so difficult as we can crack just by studying PYQs of the particular subject .

Annual fest name is JANAGANI here which helds in the month of December and February every year. In this college each and every events and fest are organised by the students itself . Financially college never helped . Books and journals are easily accessible . All books related to our curriculum is there and for research purpose there is the central library in our University. Sports facilities are also there with a stadium in our college . Students run societies are like Microsoft club, MLSA Club, GDSC club, gfg college group etc.

My experience during the clg life was very positive and enriching. The curriculum was well-structured and balanced with both theoretical knowledge and practical applications, which helped me strengthen my core concepts. The faculty members were supportive, knowledgeable, and approachable, who explained concepts clearly and encouraged interactions. The teaching methodology, including lectures, presentations, assignments, practicals, and continuous assessments, made learning interesting and effective. The laboratory facilities were adequate and supported practical learning. The college environment was disciplined, motivating, and student-friendly, with well-planned academic activities and proper support for projects and exams, which contributed significantly to my academic development and confidence.

The course curriculum is relevant, well-structured, and aligned with current industry requirements, which contributes to making students industry-ready through practical exposure and assignments. Semester examinations are moderate in difficulty, focusing on both conceptual clarity and application-based learning. The overall pass percentage remains high, around 85–90%, reflecting effective teaching, proper evaluation, and adequate academic support throughout the semester.

The annual fests that are organized in the college are Gyanotsav, Winter Breeze, Garba fest and many others festivals are celebrated in the campus. The variety of books available in the college is very satisfactory , if anyone wants to read the books of wekk known authors they can avail it from library Everything that is needed for study and knowledge is provided by the faculty and management like - projectors for better visualization and labs for hands on practice. There are so many groups officilal and unofficial which are handled by faculty ans students or seniors through which they provide the information related to tech.

The yearly fee structure for the btech course for cse branch is around 75,000 and the semester wise fees is 37,500 including the professional technical fee of 2500. And other than this fee the university development fee of rupee 350 and student welfare fee of 200 is required every semester . some of my batchmates from OBC and SC category , they are availing the scholarship opportunities like MP TASS , gaon ki beti etc . And the bright students from the general category get the "Pragati Scholarship" frrom government.

The teachers at my college are really good. I do not feel too stressed about my school work. Most of the teachers are nice. They really want to help us especially when we have questions or when we are working on projects. I can go talk to them after class. When we are, in the lab. I think the teachers and students get along really well. The college has a lot of teachers and I like the way the teachers and students interact with each other at my college.I had a good teacher named Deepak Mane Sir. He taught us EDI. The thing about EDI is that it is a subject where we have to do projects. So Deepak Mane Sirs help was very important. He was always there to help us. He told us what we did well and what we did wrong. He wanted us to think about what we were doing not just do it to get marks.Many of the teachers are like guides. They do not just stand in front of the class and talk. This really helps us. We like that the teachers are, like this. EDI is a part of our learning and Deepak Mane Sir made it very interesting.I did not have any problems with the faculty members. The faculty members were helpful in their way. The faculty members had teaching styles. Some of the faculty members were very interactive with the students. Other faculty members liked to teach in a way. The faculty members were all different, from each other.When it comes to exams and marking we normally have around five subjects each semester and one aptitude subject. Each subject has a combination of viva, assignments, projects and either theory exams or lab exams. The exams and marking are not that hard to handle. If you go to classes and do your work the right way you will pass your exams. You will not have a problem with passing. Few students do not pass their exams. This usually happens when students are not serious, about their studies. Exams and marking are pretty straightforward if you take your work seriously.Overall, the course feels relevant and practical, especially because of regu

I think the course is really good. The things we learn in the course are useful. Cover a lot of important topics. I picked this course because it has all the subjects like Data Structures and Algorithms Object Oriented Programming, Database Management Systems, Operating Systems, Computer Networks, Web Development and Machine Learning. The course also has classes on how to communicate and speak well which I think are important for the course. I mean for Machine Learning and all the other subjects, like Data Structures and Algorithms it is good that we also learn how to talk to people and express ourselves. This helps us become better overall. I think what really stands out about this program is that every semester you have a subject that's all about working on a project. This makes the things you learn more useful in the world and it is more like what you will be doing when you are working in the industry. The project-based subject is a strong point because it makes the curriculum more practical and it is oriented towards the industry, which is what the Digital Media program is all about being practical and industry-oriented, like the project-based subject.The curriculum does a job of getting students ready for the real world. It has lab sessions, small projects and projects that last a whole semester. Students get to work on things like Web Development and Machine Learning which's really helpful. They also learn subjects like DSA and DBMS which help them become good problem solvers and think logically. This is good for students who want to get a job after they graduate. It is also good for students who want to keep studying like if they want to get a Master of Science degree or do research. Web Development and Machine Learning are useful subjects that students learn and DSA and DBMS are important, for building strong skills.

Annual fest name is JANAGANI and it held in December every year . Books and journals are easily accessible for the students . Fees of all books and journals are included in the tution fees. Classrooms are there with all the technical devices needed for professors to teach . Sports activities held here during GPL and fests where we compete with our friends and win exciting rewards . Student run clubs are like GDSC, Microsoft and IBM club is there in the campus .

Total fees in 4 years is 800000. Breakdown of fees is like 500000 for tution fees of college and other 300000 for hostel and mess fees . 1st year fees - 127250 2nd year fees - 124250 3rd year fees - 124250 4th year fees - 124250 Scholarships are given state wise . College do not provide any kind of scholarship . Fees of all of my batchmates are same around the year .

The faculty to student ratio is 12:1 it means for 12 students there is 1 faculty alloted..which is quite good the faculties are so good and easily approachable `. prof. Bhargavi jha helped us in every manner whenever i seeked help, she is very good in doubt solving. dr. Neeta Nathani good in teaching and also helps to preapre about any compatative exams like GATE ,etc

I rate the college as excellent as it offers a very good social interactive and family environment ..in ever aspects this college fulfill my all academic requirement .The teaching method is excellent as our professors use AI&ICT tools for learning methods.

1. Annual and Technical Festivals - Gyanotsav and techutssav. 2. The central library is expensive holding over 12000 to 59000 books. 3. classrooms are described as well lit and spacious. 4. The campus provides extensive sports facilities. 5. Active in engaging students for mentoring like spending.

1. The curriculum is well structured and clearly defined, following the RGPV. 2. Strength -!strong fundamental concepts. 3. Limitation - industry exposure is limited within the curriculum itself. 4. Exam - 2 internal / Mid-semester exams. And one end semester exam in RGPV

the faculty to student ratio is decenmyt enough . Teachers are approachable,helpful and solves doubt. excellent faculty in ece departmant :- Prof. Bhargavi Jha , nice teaching capability and doubt solving ability. There are 2 mid terms ,2 assignment test between two semester.

there is a variety of annual and technical festivals in this colllege including gyanotsav, winter breeze, garba nights, tourism day etc. periodic events in every 2-4 months. variety of books in library which are accesilble after paying semester fee.

My college is really great when it comes to internships. We can start applying from the semester. A lot of students get internships through the Training and Placement Cell. Some students also get internships on their own by applying off campus. The companies that come to our college for placements are very good. They offer internships with money and a chance to get a job offer before they even graduate, which is called a Pre-Placement Offer. This happens if the student does a job during the internship. My college and the Training and Placement Cell help students get these internship opportunities. The internship opportunities are a plus, for my college. There are some companies that offer internships. These companies include NVIDIA, JPMorgan Chase, Barclays, PhonePe, Microsoft, BMC Software and Citi Bank. Then there are companies that focus on services. Companies like TCS, Infosys, Wipro and Capgemini also offer internship programs to students. NVIDIA and Microsoft and other companies like these are really good, for internships. Internship roles are usually things like Software Developer Intern or Data Analyst Intern. You also have Web Developer Intern and Machine Learning Intern and Business Analyst Intern. The money you get which is called a stipend is different for each company and role. It can be as low as ?10,000 per month or as high as ?1,00,000 per month. Some companies that make good products might even give you a higher stipend, than that for a Software Developer Intern or a Data Analyst Intern or any other type of intern. Students do projects that are actually used in the world. They make web applications, tasks that businesses do create models that use machine learning make dashboards to analyze data and build systems that run in the background. These internship programs help students learn what it is like to work in a company get better at the technical skills they need and meet people who work in the same field as the students. Students work on these

The fee that we pay every year in my college is different for each student. It depends on what kind of student you're if you get any help from the government. For students who're in the Open category we have to pay around ?2,12,000 every year. This includes the money we pay to learn the money we pay for the college to get better the money we pay to the university the money we pay to take exams the money we pay to be eligible and the money we pay for insurance. For students who're in the OBC, EBC, EWS and SEBC categories the college fee is around ?1,22,600, per year which is what the college says we have to pay. I am, from the SEBC category and I get the MAHADBT Rajarshi Chhatrapati Shahu Maharaj Scholarship. The MAHADBT Rajarshi Chhatrapati Shahu Maharaj Scholarship is really helpful. It pays a part of my tuition fee. So I only have to pay some fees. These fees are development fees which're ?26,870, university and miscellaneous fees which are ?2,444 examination fees which are ?2,420 eligibility fees which are ?600 and student insurance which is ?701. The MAHADBT Rajarshi Chhatrapati Shahu Maharaj Scholarship does not pay these fees. I have to pay them myself. My payable fee is actually a lot lower when I compare it to the fees that students in the Open category have to pay. This is really helpful, for me because my effective payable fee is much lower. The fees for categories like Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe students are around ?6,000 to ?7,000 per year. This is what they pay after they get their scholarship benefits. On the hand the students who are under the Tuition Fee Waiver scheme pay, about ?33,000 every year. The university fees do not change much from one year to another.. Sometimes the fees can go up a little bit. This happens when the university or the government issues rules. Overall, the college provides multiple scholarship options through MAHADBT, making education affordable for students from reserved and economically weaker categories.

Ok So the college fess structure was like this: College Fees :- Rs.3,90,000 / Yearly ( Per Sem It was Rs.1,95,000 ) Ac Hostel Fees :- Rs.1,30,000 / Yearly ( Including Mess and the hostel was amazing. we used to get our private room) Admission Fee :- Rs.10500 ( One time ) The Lab Fees and all the other fees was already added into our college fee structure. I opt a extra cource worth Rs.20,000 / Yearly which was cybersecurity which was again included into my college fee. All the other members of my section were having same kind of extra cources but my other friends who have only accepted the CSE core were having a fee structure of Rs.3,70,000 / Yearly. I didnt got any scholarship during my cource as I have scored less than 80% in 12th and i belong from General Catagory. Apart from this every event has some chages that has to be paid by the student if he want to attend that event, but the amount generally stays between Rs.500 to Rs.5000. The Fees has incresed to much as compare to mine. I heard the amount in now somewhere between 5 lakhs / yearly which i find not worth to the quality of education they provide. The faculties are good but the number of students are too high. The last i heard was 6k students in just Btech. They Started more on earning more rather than educating more.

The faculty was good till 2nd year as the number of students started to rise the quality of techers also stared to decerease. In a sem we used to have 2 IN-SEM and 1 Final-SEM. In-sem were of 40 marks and final-sem were of 80 and 20 for lab . Sometimes the marks distribution also depends on the subjects also. The In-sem used to carry a low weightage in you sem result as i have seen students failling in in-sem but used to get good marks in final-sem use to pass in sem. If u fail in that sem them you will back into that subject only which you failed, onces you clear it you will get the marksheet of that sem.