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

The reviewer pursued a B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering at the college through a management quota, bypassing the ECET exam, and secured admission via the EAMCET second counseling. Recommended by a friend, the college boasts a well-regarded Mechanical Engineering program with highly qualified faculty, including M-Tech and PhD holders, maintaining a student-to-teacher ratio of 3.35:1. The college conducts five exams per semester, with an annual tuition fee of Rs. 55,000, excluding transportation costs.

EAMCET-admitted students receive a Rs. 35,000 fee reimbursement, reducing their payable fee to Rs. 15,200. The college emphasizes placements with companies like Royal Enfield, Byjus, Wipro, and Microsoft, though core job options are limited. Out of 240 mechanical students, only 27 received offers, with 10% securing final-year placements. The highest salary package is 9 LPA, and the average is 2.8 LPA. The college does not directly provide internships, but some students independently secure them.

Eligibility for placements requires a minimum 60% academic performance. Merit scholarships, facilitated through government programs, offer a Rs. 35,000 reimbursement. The fee structure includes a Rs. 35,000 annual tuition, Rs. 5,000 university fee, Rs. 1,850 per semester exam fee, and a one-time Rs. 5,500 building fund. The college maintains a stable fee policy without hikes until the final year, offering a feasible financial structure for students, with some qualifying for category-based fee reimbursements.