![Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology - [RGIPT]](https://image-static.collegedunia.com/public/college_data/images/logos/1515244621Logo.png?h=71.7&w=71.7&mode=stretch)
** The college, established in 2008, began with petroleum and chemical engineering branches, which have strong placement records. These branches see an average placement salary of Rs. 10 lakhs per annum, with the highest at Rs. 27 lakhs and the lowest at Rs. 6 lakhs, achieving an 80-90% placement rate. Newer tech branches have a lower placement average of Rs. 9 lakhs per annum. Classes have around 120 students, with all tech branches sharing auditorium sessions.
Faculty are supportive and accessible, maintaining a good faculty-to-student ratio. Each semester includes mid-semester and end-semester exams, moderately difficult, with 4-5 students typically failing per subject. Students with failures or low attendance must retake exams the next year. Internship opportunities are limited, but some students secure positions at top companies like Microsoft and JP Morgan, though government internships are often unpaid. The college offers a 25% scholarship for students in the top 5% of their class, with various other scholarships available, including a Rs. 50,000 merit-cum-means scholarship and full tuition refunds for batch toppers.
Semester costs are approximately Rs. 1,50,000, covering Rs. 1,23,300 for tuition and Rs. 20,000 for mess and hostel fees, while SC, ST, and PWD students benefit from reduced fees of Rs. 1,03,500 per year. The overall annual fee for B.Tech students is around Rs. 3,29,000, encompassing tuition, registration, admission, development, and lab fees. Students can easily access loans on campus, and fees remain stable as the institution is designated an 'Institute of National Importance'. However, no campus employment is offered.
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