RNS Institute of Technology Bangalore Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: Our college sticks to VTU rules since it's a VTU college. Everything's based on the VTU schedule, from exams to internals. The main exam paper is straight from VTU, not made by our college.

Placement: The placement situation isn't great for ECE students when compared to CS students. The faculty seems to prioritize CSE students over us. The highest package for CS students ranges between 13 to 17 LPA, while the lowest is around 2 to 4 LPA. It's only about 50-60% of students who actually get placed.

Campus: The college hostel isn't great - rooms are tiny. The food is all Bangalore style, not good for South Karnataka students. They don't make any special food for non-Karnataka students. Same food for everyone. Rooms aren't that spacious.

Admission: The teachers here are super friendly and really know their stuff. They're always there to help and support us. They help us grow and improve for the future. The only downside is that the course material is kind of old-fashioned. It doesn't cover important stuff like cybersecurity. But if you pay attention in class and study a bit, you'll do fine in exams. Just stay honest and listen well, and you'll be good for most theory subjects.

Placement: I'm in the CSE Cyber Security program for 2027. We're the second group studying cybersecurity, so we haven't had placements yet. But we've got some cool partnerships signed and the Samsung Innovation Campus offers great stuff for students in the future.

Campus: The Cybersecurity department has a brand new building, so the facilities are awesome. We've got top-notch stuff like labs, classrooms, and project areas on campus. Wi-Fi is everywhere, and the library is amazing. They even have discussion rooms for group work. Love it here!

Admission: I'm a student at this college, and I gotta say, the exams are run by VTU. They handle all the external exams. Up until 2025, our college was under VTU. When you're a VTU student, the way they grade you can be pretty tough. They don't usually give out high marks. But now that we're autonomous, things have changed. Grading is much fairer now.

Placement: I'm an AEEE student at RNSIT, and I've seen some great job placements here. Most offers are for IT roles, with fewer for core jobs. Companies like Adobe, TCG, Capgemini, and Infosys visit the campus. About 75% of students get placed, which is awesome. I've noticed that branches like CSE, ISE, and AIML have more job opportunities here.

Campus: The college could improve its infrastructure. Even though the campus is huge, the college itself only covers 10 acres. Despite that, the campus is fun to roam around. There's a neat amphitheater and 2 big grounds for all kinds of activities. The hostel fees are a bit high, around 1.4 lakhs per year, but the food is tasty and they serve only vegetarian dishes.

Admission: The exams here have 3 internals and 1 external. The internals are easier, and they make up 50% of our marks. The other 50 marks come from the tough external exam. It's important to do well in the internals and class tests. The teachers are really good. They understand if we need to take a day off and don't pressure us to always come to college.

Placement: The college has great placements, but it's good to look for jobs outside too, especially in Bangalore. The average salary is about 6.5 LPA, with the highest being around 43 LPA. On-campus, the lowest salary is around 3-4 LPA. If we work hard for exams, we can get good placement opportunities. Some students have landed jobs at Kickdrum and Amazon. The highest salary offered was 60 LPA, while the average was 40 LPA, and the lowest was 18 LPA.

Campus: The hostel was pretty nice. I stayed in a PG, but my friends in the hostel never complained, just the timing was a bit off. The hostel gate closed at 9:00 PM, so we missed out on enjoying Bangalore's awesome nightlife. It's a great place to hang out at night!

Admission: The teachers here are really great  they all have Ph.Ds. They know their stuff and are super helpful. The courses can be fun if you're into them. Don't stress about the exams too much; seniors make them sound harder than they are. Most students in ECE pass with no problem, as long as you put in the effort.

Placement: RNSIT is amazing for placements. They have connections with lots of companies. The highest salaries in Karnataka come from RNSIT. About 80% of students find jobs here. If not, they find jobs off-campus. They also offer internships in between semesters.

Campus: The campus has separate buildings for each department. The classrooms and labs are clean and well-equipped. There's Wi-Fi everywhere, plus conference rooms for group projects. The library is huge with books on all kinds of topics. The hostel is nice, with hot water and friendly roommates. The canteen serves healthy food and is kept clean. When I have free time, I like hanging out in the gallery or amphitheater both have amazing views. RNSIT offers lots of sports like basketball, cricket, football, badminton, chess, gym, and archery. Each sport has its own dedicated grounds.

Admission: The exams are alright, teachers grade them fairly. The classes cover useful stuff. The semester tests are pretty easy. Most students pass, maybe around 70%. They also have activities to prepare us for jobs. The teachers are pretty knowledgeable.

Placement: The placements here are pretty good. The top package so far is 56 Lacs, and for my batch (2024), it's 46 Lacs. They start training us for jobs in the 3rd year, but actual placements happen in the 4th year. I'm in computer science and engineering, and we have really good placement opportunities.

Campus: The classrooms are fine, but the labs are just okay. The hostel isn't great it's four people sharing a room and you only get one shelf. The food at the hostel is amazing, but they serve the same thing every day and it doesn't taste good. Unfortunately, they don't allow sports. The warden is really strict.

Admission: I really like RNSIT because they offer a bunch of programs like B.E, M.Tech, MBA, MCA, and Ph.D. in engineering and management. The teachers know their stuff and many of them have done research too. They follow VTU rules and we get to learn both theory and practical stuff.

Placement: The placements at RNSIT are great! Big companies like TCS, Infosys, and Wipro come for recruitment. The college helps with training and mock interviews. The average placement package is around 6-8 LPA, but some students get even higher offers from core and IT companies.

Campus: The college campus is really nice and has all the cool stuff. The classrooms have smart boards and projectors, and the labs are super fancy. They've got a ton of books, journals, and digital stuff to help with studying. There are separate hostels for guys and girls, and they're pretty comfy. Plus, there's a gym and places to play games both inside and outside. They even have fun cultural events sometimes.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and approachable. They stick to the university's curriculum, which is great. We have 3 tests during the semester, each worth 50 marks. You need to score at least 40% to pass. The maximum marks you can get in the internals are important too.

Placement: The job opportunities at RNSIT are awesome. Big companies such as Adobe, Bosch, TCS, Oracle, Accenture, and Cognizant come for recruitment. The highest salary offered is 56 LPA by Adobe. Placements get going in the 7th semester, but we start practicing with mock interviews and training in the 5th sem.

Campus: The college has a great setup with all the department buildings, library, food court, temple, and auditorium. The labs in the department are well-equipped with Wi-Fi, and even the library has Wi-Fi. The hostel facilities are good too.

Admission: The college cares a lot about attendance, which can be a bit strict. But the teachers are really nice and helpful. Exams happen quite often, with 3 internal tests each month called CIE. The faculty is qualified, and we get exams every 20-25 days. The only downside is that the teachers are strict about attendance.

Placement: Placements at our college are really good. Big companies visit us regularly. This year, the highest package offered was 45 LPA. In the 7th semester, more than 60% of students got placed, which is awesome. The average package is around 6-7 LPA. Major recruiters have made over 50 offers. In 2024, the placement percentage was quite high.

Campus: RNS has similar buildings in all its locations across India, including hostels, offices, colleges, and schools. They made some nice improvements in just one year, like adding a garden and other facilities. The Wi-Fi is super fast, running at 500 Mbps and even higher. The labs are in good shape, and the library is really nice too.

Admission: The professors here really know their stuff. They go above and beyond just teaching what's in the syllabus. They help us with projects, do extra research, and even provide study materials for exams. Plus, the passing rate is really high - over 95%!

Placement: I'm a second-year student studying Computer Science - Cybersecurity Engineering. Our seniors are a year ahead, so no one has gotten a job from our course yet. But they're doing internships. Samsung comes to our campus to teach us skills, and Nokia picks our projects. One senior is interning at Red User company.

Campus: The cybersecurity building is cool. They have labs we can use. Classrooms are always clean. The library has lots of books to check out. We do sports and cultural stuff often. If you get sick, there's a medical center. The food in the canteen is made in a clean way.