Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology Bangalore Campus Hoskote Answered Questions

Graduates from Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology, Bangalore can expect to receive a placement package of INR 10.79 LPA on average according to the latest 2025 placement report. Though this figure is only the initial sum and may increase for graduates as they progress in their careers.

The Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology, Bangalore offers full placement assistance to students through their Placement Cell as well as their many placement/ industry partners. The institute had a 74% placement rate during its 2025. As such though it may not always be guaranteed, it is highly likely for a student to receive good placements when they graduate from RGIPT Bangalore.

Students who wish to get admissions to Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology, Bangalore can apply online through the institute page. However there are no offline applications as such only online applications are accepted for the RGIPT Bangalore programmes. While the selection process is merit and entrance based. Students must also go through Personal Interview rounds for final selection.

The Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology, Bangalore extends a total of 4 courses at the UG, PG and PhD levels in the Management and Engineering streams under a number of specialisations including programmes such as:BBA (Energy Management and Business Analytics)MBA (General MBA, Business Analytics and Energy Transition Management)MTech (Electric Vehicle Technology and Renewable Energy)Post Graduate Diploma Courses (in Power Plant Engineering and Hydro Power Plant Engineering)PhD (Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Material Science & Engineering).These courses have their own eligibility and fee structure which can be found on the institute page.

The Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology, Bangalore is known for its BBA, MBA and M.Tech programmes offered across a range of specialisations and gives its students both practical and theoretical training to develop and fill gaps in the Power and Petroleum Sectors.Among these different top courses the MBA is the most sought-after being also available in part-time format for working professionals under the Energy Transition Management specialisations. Though students must decide which is the best course for them specifically.

As a fresher, life at Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology, Bangalore is not difficult and quite nice. Students will receive a warm welcome from their seniors and teachers. Also the college has an Anti-Ragging Cell with the college premises having strict laws against such as well as the institute having quite decent students and faculty.

The Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology, Bangalore was founded as a Public institute and was established by the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas (MoPNG), Government of India under an Act of Parliament (RGIPT Act 2007).The currently holds the status of 'An Institution of National Importance' and has campuses across India.

RGIPT Bengaluru students can apply for Government Scholarships. Students must meet the criteria to apply for any of the below-mentioned scholarships:Uttar Pradesh Scholarship - Amount: INR 5,000 yearlyNational Scholarship for Post Graduate Studies - Scholarship Amount Approx. 1.5 yearlyBihar Post Matric Scholarship - Amount: INR 70,000 to INR 90,000 yearlyOther State Scholarship (Jharkhand) - Scholarship Amount: INR 85,000 to INR 1 Lacs yearly

A total of 55 recruiters visited the Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology, Bangalore campus for their 2025 placements with a total of 148 offers being made and 135 students being placed. Top recruiters during the RGIPT Bangalore placements included roww, BuyHatke, Accenture,  Flipkart, JPMC, Adobe, Amazon Armada, Delhivery, Harman, Jindal Steel, Capillary, etc.

During the latest 2025 placements the Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology, Bangalore had an overall placement rate of 74%.Students should note however that this percentage is the overall across all campuses, courses and branches as such students may have a lower or higher chance of receiving placements depending on their programme and location.