SRIT B.Tech Mechanical Engineering: Fees 2025, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Admission to Srinivasa Ramanujan Institute of Technology is through the EAMCET entrance exam, with web counseling based on rank and locality. The college offers a convenor quota with a fee reimbursement facility. The faculty is well-qualified, holding at least M.Tech degrees, with a strong student-to-faculty counseling ratio of 15:1. Classes have two lecturers each, promoting personalized attention and open communication. Despite a strong teaching focus, industry alignment needs improvement. The college provides free training for placements, beginning in the first year.

Placement eligibility starts from the 6th semester for students with a CGPA above 7.5. Recently, 52+ companies participated in campus drives, resulting in 500+ offer letters, with a highest package of INR 9 LPA and an average of INR 5.5 LPA. The placement rate is at 90%, favoring IT branches, with 529 out of 600 students placed. Internships are available, though student involvement varies. The fee structure is competitive: the counseling fee is Rs 50,200, with students paying Rs 15,200 initially, and the rest reimbursed.

Andhra Pradesh government reimburses Rs 52,000 from the second year, and RDT offers Rs 10,000 to backward category students. Mechanical engineering costs Rs 3,00,000 for four years, while CSE management seats are Rs 2 lakhs per year, and ECE/EEE are Rs 1.5 lakhs. Students with an AP EAPCET rank below 5000 receive a full tuition waiver. B.Tech counseling seats cost Rs 55,220 and M.Tech Rs 35,000 per year. Miscellaneous fees are Rs 10,000 annually, with hostel fees at Rs 75,000 and transport fees ranging from Rs 22,000 to Rs 44,000 based on distance.

Scholarships like JVD from the AP government are available.