RRIT Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers are pretty good at explaining stuff, but the seniors aren't super helpful. Exams can be tough for newbies. Once you get through the first year, though, you'll start to get the hang of things and want to do better. Overall, the faculty is okay.

Placement: The placements here aren't great, so you'll need to look for jobs off-campus. Make sure you study well and do well in exams. In the Computer Science program, there are lots of opportunities, so make sure you take advantage of them to succeed.

Campus: I think the college's infrastructure is okay because it's kind of old. The labs have all the stuff you need for experiments. The civil block is not great, but the campus is nice and green. The parking lot is good, and the canteen is clean and nice.

Admission: The teachers really knew their stuff. They did a good job teaching us. The grading system was 40 marks for internals and 60 marks for externals. Exams were challenging, so we had to work extra hard.

Placement: Around 60% of us in my batch landed jobs at big companies. The placement scene was pretty solid. Our Career Placement Officer was super helpful. I'm crossing my fingers that more of us get placed in the coming years. Plus, someone even snagged a job at Delloite with a sweet salary package.

Campus: I really enjoyed studying here. The classrooms, library, labs everything was great. Plus, we had a huge playground to chill. And the best part? The institute had its own hospital offering round-the-clock services and free consultations for students. So convenient!

Admission: The teachers at our college were not all experts, and many of them were often late to class. Classes didn't happen regularly, which was frustrating. The exam fee was way too high at Rs.10,000 per subject. Plus, you needed at least 85% attendance to even sit for the exams.

Placement: I was disappointed to see that only 17% of students found placements after graduating from our college. Unfortunately, many of them ended up leaving because the job opportunities weren't great.

Campus: The Wi-Fi and labs didn't work well most of the time. The hostel fee was too expensive. Our campus and hostel were dirty. The food in the hostel wasn't tasty. Also, the Wi-Fi and lab equipment weren't good.

Admission: The teachers aren't great, and the classes are just okay. They could definitely be better. The exams are super hard, you need at least 35 to pass. If you study regularly and review the course stuff, you'll do better in the exams.

Placement: I'm writing about my college experience from this year. The placements were awesome with 70-80 students getting into the course. The highest salary was $66,000 for 3 years, and the lowest was $60,000. Not many companies come for job recruitment, so internship opportunities are limited for students.

Campus: Our college has everything we need a library, 2 computer labs, and labs for Chemistry, Physics, CAEG, and States. The hostel is nice, and the food in the mess and canteen is good too. We have tons of sports and games to enjoy. There are 2 campuses: one for degrees and one for pre-university studies, including pharmacy, nursing, and Polytechnic.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. They prepare us well for the industry and interviews. The teaching quality is top-notch. The semester exams aren't too hard, but you gotta study or passing can be tough.

Placement: Most of the students in Electronics and Communication Engineering got placed, around 75% to 80%. The highest salary package for us is between 5 to 6 LPA. A lot of companies visit our college for placements. Also, 90% of us got internships while studying here.

Campus: The campus at RRIT has Wi-Fi, nice labs, enough classrooms, and a cool library. The food in the mess and canteen is really good. They're still building stuff here for Masters students. The hostel has all the facilities you need.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good. They know their stuff and teach well. Some of them are just okay, though. But there are a few who are really skilled and have lots of experience. Their way of teaching is way better than the new teachers. Just a heads up, you gotta have 80% attendance, which can be tough for some students.

Placement: I heard that the placement rate is 100%, which is great. The highest package offered is around 3 LPA. During my orientation day, Samsung came and mentioned internship opportunities. I'm studying B.Tech in Computer Science, but there are also other departments like ECE. It's cool to know that companies like Tata and Samsung are interested in hiring us.

Campus: The faculty here are really good and helpful. The library is always open for us, which is great. I live in a PG nearby, it's just okay, like a 3-star place. The food in college is awesome, but there are still some rules to follow. The classrooms are clean and have CCTV. The campus is also clean and well-maintained, with labs available for us too.

Admission: The college doesn't mess around when it comes to quality. The teachers are really good and know their stuff. They're also positive and make learning fun. The college is linked with VTU University. It doesn't have any industry ties. The exams are challenging but you can definitely prepare for them.

Placement: I'm currently in the 21st batch of the Mechanical Engineering program. They help 100% of us get placed. Big companies like Wipro, Infosys, LG, and Accenture come for recruitment. The main job roles they offer are in information science and mechanical engineering.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like a library, a park, and cool IT stuff in a cozy atmosphere. They also offer online English classes. Plus, there's a hostel and canteen for both local and international students.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. The course content is spot on and gets you ready for the job market. Exams aren't too tough, in my opinion. But if you don't study, you might struggle a bit.

Placement: Most students in my course got placed like 70%. The starting salary is 1 LPA, but some lucky ones snagged 3-4 LPA. Everyone landed internships, but I'm not sure which companies hired them.

Campus: I really liked the facilities and infrastructure for my course at this college. The whole campus was great too. They have Wi-Fi everywhere which is awesome. The food in the canteen and hostel was really good, top-notch quality. And if anyone gets hurt, there are medical facilities available too.

Admission: The teachers at our college have been trained at top institutes and have over 5 years of teaching experience. They are great at preparing us for both academics and real-world industry challenges. The semester exams are tough, with a passing rate of 75%.

Placement: I really like RR Institute because they help a lot with job placements. In the Computer Science Department, 63% of students got hired by big companies. The highest salary offered was 76 LPA, while the lowest was 54 LPA. They have companies like Microsoft, IBM, Infosys, and EY coming for recruitment. It's a great place if you're looking to kickstart your career.

Campus: Our college has over 5 branches, and each one has awesome facilities. The CSE department is top-notch with cool stuff like AV in class and fast Wi-Fi. The classrooms are big and the labs have the latest software. Even the hostel has great facilities.

Admission: The college has a small faculty team with lots of new teachers. So, you gotta do a lot of self-study.

Placement: The placement record at this college isn't as good as some others, but if you're in CS or ECE, you still have a good shot at getting a job after graduation.

Campus: The campus facilities are great, but they really need to upgrade their digital devices. It's kind of a bummer that they're still stuck on Windows 7, which doesn't work with a lot of software.