RNSIT BE Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning: Fees 2025, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

The college offers a robust academic environment with highly competent faculty who ensure a thorough understanding of topics and provide effective mentorship. The placement statistics are impressive, with about 95% of students placed. Specifically, placement rates are 90-95% for Information Science and Engineering (ISE), 95% for Computer Science and Engineering (CSE), and 80-85% for Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE). Major recruiters include Amazon, Wipro, Infosys, Cognizant, TCS, and Adobe. The highest salary package offered is 56 LPA by Adobe, while average salary packages are 6 LPA for ISE, 6.5 LPA for CSE, and 5 LPA for ECE. The highest packages for ISE, CSE, and ECE are 15 LPA, 19 LPA, and 26 LPA, respectively. Placement training starts in the second year, and the college provides substantial internship opportunities, with some reaching up to 10 LPA. Regarding fees, COMEDK students pay Rs. 231,960, while KCET students pay about Rs. 100,000, including a recent Rs. 6,000 increase. For a Bachelor of Engineering in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, KCET students pay Rs. 95,000 annually, with first-year costs totaling Rs. 112,500. The total fee for the four-year course is Rs. 474,500, with tuition fees increasing by 5%-7% annually. A 10%-15% fee waiver is available for SC/ST/OBC students. Scholarships and financial aid options include the Merit cum Need Scholarship (Rs. 25,000 annually), State Government Scholarship (around Rs. 20,000 annually), Merit Scholarship (Rs. 30,000 annually for a CGPA of 9.0 or higher), and SC/ST Scholarships (Rs. 50,000 annually). The Karnataka government also offers scholarships for domiciled students.