RNS: The Unveiling

Our batch is from the VTU batch. The course curriculum is okay, but I wouldn't choose it as my first choice. I would definitely prefer a better curriculum from VTU. The college doesn't have much hand in the curriculum setting. Although now that it has become autonomous, the new batches have the course set by the college itself.

Internship opportunities are provided by the companies coming in for the placements. For those who were unable to get placed, the college provides research internship for those students to work under a faculty with a PhD.

The placement group is very good. Lot of companies come by almost everyday. The placement committee is hardworking and do their best for the students. A large range of companies visit the campus for placement. While other colleges have less to no placements, this college has moderate number of companies visiting.

Management fees: 4,80,000 PA CET & COMEDK: as per government issued All other fees like exam fee, convocation fee etc. are included into the fees paid to college. The updated fees structure can be found in the website since they have become autonomous this year

There is a lot of support from the college for technical activities. Cultural and sports fests are a rare sight. Would definitely like the college to look into it and provide more of those. As students, we feel bad that all other colleges around us are having dinner short of cultural fests or sports events.

This seems to be the best college in this tier. The course curriculum is decent, the fee structure seemed to be decent at that time, the college has a very good campus, the faculty support system is pretty good, and the notes and test series are very helpful.

They have a pretty good faculty team. It is known that RNS notes are like the to-go notes for exams. All facilities are very approachable and guide the students very well. The basic sorry system is very good. The exams and tests held in college are of a good level and the scoring is pretty decent. The teachers push students to pass most of the time, but this is again based on the student-teacher interaction.

Night life is pretty good in campus because of the newly built amphitheatre and garden of sorts. Since the campus is located in a prime area, the use absolutely no shortage of entertainment and places to visit when bored.