Institute of Engineering and Technology Alwar Answered Questions

Rajadhani Institute of Engineering and Technology is so famous becauseRIET proudly secures the  11th  Rank among engineering colleges in Kerala(This recognition comes from the first-ever Kerala instituted by the Government of kerala and the Kerala State Higher Education Council.)RIET has 900+ placements & countless success stories (Achieving Kerala's Top Placement Milestone)Recognised Excellence: RIET is recognised as a promising institution in the ARIIA rankings for private technical colleges.Pioneering Programs: RIET is the first institute affiliated with the University of Kerala to offer B.Tech in Aeronautical Engineering, showcasing our commitment to innovation. 

The alumini's of Sri Vasavi institute of engineering and technology in different fields which include IT sectors manufacturing sectors Government and public sectors and special forms it may also include companies like HCL, Infosys, etc. government departments like DRDO, Bharat electronics limited (BEL)is also included in it.

Yes, you can get direct admission to B.E./B.Tech at Rajadhani Institute without the Lateral Entry Test (LET). LET is only for Diploma holders seeking entry into the second year directly. For fresh 12th pass students, admission is based on:KEAM scores  (main route) ORMerit seats  (via 12th marks if seats remain).The cutoff depends on competition—CS/ECE is the toughest. Contact admissions for exact cutoffs; they update yearly. If you qualify through KEAM or have strong 12th marks (PCM), you've got a shot!

Here's a review of Rajadhani's hostel mess: It's your typical college canteen fare - edible but forgettable. You'll get decent South Indian breakfasts (idli-dosa forever), passable North Indian lunches, and dinners that blur together after a while. Hygiene is okay, variety isn't. The real MVPs are the festival specials - the Onam sadya actually hits the spot. Pro tip: Budget for occasional street food runs when the monotony hits too hard. It's not great, not terrible - just standard engineering college fuel. You won't love it, but you'll survive it like generations before you.

There is various extracurricular activities and clubs available at Sri  Vasavi Institute of engineering and Technology such as art and cultural club which include dance, art, singing, etc. Technical clubs which include IOT, Space clubs, e-waste, etc. Sports club which include badminton, cricket, volleyball etc. and many more such clubs are available.

Getting an admission into Rajadhani Institute usually depends on which branch you choose. For CS through KEAM, aim for atleast under 15,000 rank - it's the toughest amongst all. ECE needs around 25,000 rank, while Mechanical/Civil accept up to 40,000 .The Cutoffs usually does not change every year. Management quota requires you to score atleast 50% in PCM (45% for SC/ST). Seats are not much, especially for a course like CS, and fees are also higher compared to other courses. Apply early as these spots usually fills fast. For the most accurate cutoffs, check the college's official admission notice or call their office. Previous years' data gives a reliable estimate of your chances.

Rajadhani Institute of Engineering and Technology (RIET) is generally considered a good college, especially for its modern infrastructure, qualified faculty, and supportive campus environment. The institute offers decent placement opportunities, with around 85% of students placed, mostly in IT companies like TCS, Infosys, and Wipro, and an average package of INR 3 – INR 4.5 LPA. However, placement success varies by branch, with core engineering streams like civil seeing fewer offers. While students appreciate the facilities and academic support, employee reviews suggest that the internal management and work culture could be better.

Rajadhani Institute's B.E./B.Tech programs stands out for their practical approach which is different from other college in this field, with many professors bringing real industry experience from companies like Infosys and Bosch. The college has a decent track record of placing CS and ECE students in firms like Amazon and TCS, thanks to faculty who actively guide students. You'll find some professional researchers too, like Dr. Desai in IoT department, giving mainly tech-focused students an edge over the competition. Compared to other private colleges, it offers reasonable fees for the quality. While CS and Mechanical streams shine the brightest, it's wise to chat with current students about other departments before deciding.

Yes, DIET- Dumkal Institute of engineering and Technology have a very good and experience faculty with most of the professors with PhD or Masters holder. All the teachers are very cooperative and supportive to all the students. Most of the teachers are the academic and industrial professionalist.

Yes, you can get direct admission through their management quota, but there is a catch. While most of the seats are filled through KEAM counseling, the college usually reserves a certain number of seats vacant for direct applicants. These seems to fill quickly though, especially for popular branches like Computer Science.The process is quite simple, you'll need to contact the admissions office directly with your 12th marks (minimum 50% in PCM for general category). They'll check seat availability and walk you through the paperwork. Fees for management quota are slightly higher than government seats, but you skip the KEAM ranking process.Just be aware that direct admission depends entirely on seat availability. Your chances are better if you apply early, preferably right after 12th results are out. The admissions team can tell you exactly which branches still have management quota seats open.