University Institute of Technology, Rajiv Gandhi Proudyogiki Vishwavidyalaya Bhopal: Admission 2025, Fees, Courses, Cutoff, Ranking, Placement

This is one of the most common questions asked by students in their first year at RGPV. Most of these students are admitted based on the score obtained in the CLC round. Due to this, they are only left with 2-3 options(Mechanical or Petrochemical) to avail seats.

It would not be possible for you to upgrade the branch assigned to you during enrollment. If you have a good academic record, the seats are still offered on the basis of vacancy.

For instance, if a certain branch has a seat available for an OBC candidate, then a General category student cannot apply for it. If in any case, none of the OBC candidates applied for the seat only then you can have a chance.

Even if you have a higher score and have no backlogs, in comparison with an OBC candidate having few backlogs, the seat would still get allocated to him.

I know a few people from RGPV, and based on what I heard from them, I will say that it’s true that academics are not up to the mark at the institute. During semester exams, students use the Shivani book to pass the following technical courses (which includes questions from the previous 20 years). This prevents you from building up concepts.

Now the placement of the institute is also not that good. The recent placement statistics for the institute are as follows.

Spending four years in RGPV with a 91 percent grade in class 12th would be a waste of time and effort. So, rather than doing B.E. from RGPV, It would be advised to pursue any other option if you are planning to pursue Engineering in the EC branch. 

Yes, you can switch your college but make sure to do the following things beforehand:

• Keep good grades, in case someone else also applies for it you can be the best available candidate.
• Download the college transfer form from the RGPV website.
• Keep following UIT, RGPV's website to know when the procedure starts and the number of seats available for different branches, and in which caste category.

Importantly, you will need a NOC (Non-objection certificate) from your college stating that they don't have any problem with you changing the college. This is tricky because colleges like OIST will not do that because if they do so, they will lose students and fees.

But once you're done with NOC, you can come for the counseling process in UIT RGPV.