Aravali Institute of Technical Studies Udaipur B.Tech Artificial Intelligence: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. The B.Tech Artificial Intelligence program at AITS is offered under the Computer Science and Engineering department as a specialization. It is listed as "Computer Science (Artificial Engineering)" in the official fee structure with 30 dedicated seats. The curriculum is specifically designed around AI, machine learning, and data science topics, but the foundational computer science subjects (data structures, algorithms, operating systems, databases) are also covered. The degree awarded is B.Tech in Artificial Intelligence from RTU, Kota.

Ans. AITS is a private engineering college in Rajasthan, and since it is not among the top-ranked colleges, the JEE Main score requirement is relatively low. Students with a JEE Main percentile in the range of 40-60 can typically get admission through REAP counselling. However, if you do not have a JEE Main score, you can still apply through management quota directly at AITS, where admission is based on 12th board marks with a minimum of 45% aggregate. The college also accepts students who did not appear for JEE Main through the management quota route.

Ans. B.Tech Artificial Intelligence graduates from AITS can pursue careers as AI/ML engineers, data scientists, data analysts, NLP engineers, computer vision engineers, and AI researchers. The degree from RTU, Kota, is recognized for government sector jobs as well. Graduates can also appear for GATE (CS/IT paper) for PSU recruitment or M.Tech admissions at IITs/NITs. The AI field is one of the fastest-growing sectors globally, and even graduates from tier-3 colleges with strong skills in Python, TensorFlow, and machine learning frameworks can secure good placements through self-preparation and internships.

Ans. AITS has computer labs with modern infrastructure, and the college has collaborations with Purple Leap and Siemens (IATC) for skill development. However, student reviews suggest that lab management and equipment availability could be improved. The college has a library with 20,000+ books and digital resources. For AI-specific learning, students are encouraged to use online platforms (Coursera, edX, Kaggle) alongside the college curriculum. The college's collaboration with Purple Leap specifically focuses on industry-relevant skill development which can be beneficial for AI students.

Ans. Yes, AITS offers management quota admissions where JEE Main score is not mandatory. You need to have passed 10+2 with Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects with at least 45% aggregate marks. You can apply directly through the AITS website (aravalieducation.org) from July 1, 2026, or visit the campus. Management quota seats are limited and filled on a first-come, first-served basis. The fee structure for management quota is the same as REAP quota (INR 77,402 per year). It is advisable to apply early to secure a seat.

Ans. B.Tech CSE at AITS has 60 seats and covers a broad computer science curriculum including software engineering, databases, networking, and programming. B.Tech AI has 30 seats and is more specialized, focusing on machine learning, deep learning, NLP, and AI applications. If you are specifically interested in AI/ML as a career, the B.Tech AI program provides a more focused curriculum. However, B.Tech CSE graduates can also work in AI roles with additional self-learning. From a placement perspective, both degrees are recognized equally by RTU, and the career outcomes depend more on individual skills and projects than the specific branch name.