The admission process at this college requires 10th and 12th class mark sheets and is completed by the end of July. The BITSAT score is an early indicator of admission chances. The faculty is highly qualified, mostly holding or pursuing PhDs, and is accessible to students with a positive faculty-to-student ratio reported between 30:1 and 40:1. The curriculum is comprehensive yet considered outdated. The challenging exams contribute to a high average. The fee per semester is approximately ?1,50,000, with a 15% increase each semester, covering hostel, mess, tuition, and other charges.
Gym access costs an additional ?750 per semester. Placement rates are nearly 100%, especially in IT, with companies like Microsoft and DirectI recruiting regularly. About 85% of students secure jobs, with the highest packages reaching around 60 LPA and average packages between 20-25 LPA. The average salary offered is about ?6 lakh. The college has a mandatory Practice School program with PS1 and PS2 sessions. PS1 is typically unpaid, while PS2 offers a stipend of approximately ?20,000.
Scholarships are available, both merit-based and merit-cum-need, with amounts varying by CGPA. Loans are accessible from the State Bank of India. The annual tuition fee is about ?6 lakh, with hostel charges around ?1.1 lakh annually. First-year fees total ?6,24,000, including registration, caution, development, lab, and compulsory fees. Medical insurance, mess, and maintenance fees add up to ?60,000 annually. Scholarships are awarded to the top 3% of academic performers, with amounts based on CGPA.
Fees are consistent across branches, except for RMIT admittees, who pay around ?15 lakh. Total first-year fees amount to ?6,24,000, with similar fees expected for the following three years.
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