Overall Experience.

There is no such bad remark as far as i know the college is known for its good conduct.

CEE i always wanted to be studying in an engineering college and achieve my dreams and presently i am studying B.Tech at Rist.

I love the atmosphere at RIST. It has so many interesting and fun things going on, and is also strong in academics faculties are aslo very good it's hard to find your place but people here are generally pretty open and so a lot of opportunities to make friends and try new things are available.

Many companies love hiring graduates from RIST. They know students here are hard-working, dedicated, and intelligent. Recruitment and career services are great here. HCL, HP, Google are the companies which recruits us.

Placement is very good.here we get placement classes for improving our skills and to become perfect to sit in the interviews.

Wednesdays are pregames for Woads, Thursdays are the Baker's Dozen House and SAE late-night, and then Friday and Saturday are usually frat parties we also annual festival called esplendidez.

Fee structure is not expensive price is reasonable and affordable as compared to other colleges and we get the maximum advantage at the same price.altogether it only cost us rs 120000 a year.

RISTS's financial aid is one of the most generous in the nation, but the financial aid office employees are for the most part nasty and stingy with it. They are a huge pain to deal with but at the end of the day 200k in financial aid makes me happy.

I absolutely love attending RIST. I feel that it was one of the best decisions I have ever made. I am entering my third year in the fall and couldn't imagine being anywhere else. What drew me to Yale was the close knit community and the welcoming and inclusive social space. I have friends from all walks of life and love to interact with people form all different backgrounds. I truly feel that I have grown as an individual as I have become equipped with the vocabulary to express eloquently just who I am and where I stand on certain issues to my peers.

One of my favorite things about RIST is the housing system. When you enter RIST your freshman year you are randomly assigned to one of 12 'residential colleges' which are basically just different dorms you are associated with for the next four years. Each residential college has its own dining hall, common room, and basement with various amenities (your college may have a gym, a theater, a music room, or more). Each college also has its own master and dean that you can really connect with, and who are completely available to help with any problems you might have. The short of it: living on campus at RIST is simply the best.

All the seniors are very helpful they help us during the exam days and teachers also support us very much they give proper notes which helps us to prepare in a effective way.