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RSET Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Which college is better for a BTech, RSET or SRM?
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Both SRM & RSET are famous colleges for engineering courses. SRM is nationally known private university with multiple campuses, strong placement marketing, and wide recognition across India. Known for high intake and broad alumni network.
RSET has growing reputation for academic quality and student support, stronger recognition within Kerala. In short both colleges are good for engineering courses.
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Q: Why choose Rajagiri School of Engineering and Technology?
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The Rajagiri School of Engineering and Technology, also known as RSET Kerala, is a private Engineering institute of Kochi, Kerala. The instute is affiliated to Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Technical University (AKTU). It is known for its flagship BTech programme. It ranked at 3rd under the 'Engineering' category of Kerala Institutional Ranking Framework (KIRF) 2025 and 92nd place for its BTech course during The Week 2025 rankings.
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RSETStudents Ratings & Reviews
Placements4.1
Infrastructure4.4
Faculty & Course3.8
Campus Life3.6
Value for Money3.9What students say about RSET - Rajagiri School of Engineering and Technology
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The companies that came for placement included IBM, Evestment, HCL, Infosys and Wipro.
Based on 47 Reviews
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Nikhil Issac 
B.Tech. in Electrical and Electronics Engineering - Batch of 2026
4.0
5.0Placements5.0Infrastructure3.0Faculty4.0Crowd & Campus Life3.0Value for Money
Overall, good infrastructure and facilities, and I am satisfied.
Placements: We had a strength of 65 students in our class, which is not much compared to other branches. We also had only one section. So the placement rate was probably around 7%. The highest package was Rs. 1 lakh, the lowest was Rs. 12,000, and the average was about Rs. 15,000. Companies like Keltron, KSEB, Tata, JSW, etc., visited for recruitment. Almost 99% of the class got internships in various companies such as KSEB, Cochin Shipyard, Keltron, etc. Roles included Electrical Engineer Intern, Grid Specialist, System Manager, etc.
Infrastructure: The college has really good infrastructure, with good cooling systems, clean bathrooms, very large compounds, and play areas. It also offers Wi-Fi, a library, and well-equipped labs. The quality of the hostel was mixed. Many students left the hostel in later years. It is very basic but manageable. The mess had special days when chicken biryani was served. Medical facilities were basic and could only handle minor issues like fever, headaches, and cough. Sports and games were highly appreciated. Students had full access to playgrounds and play areas.
Faculty: Teachers are very helpful and have very good subject knowledge. This is where I had an issue. I could not handle it for the first two years. The curriculum was outdated and taught us the history of how we got electricity in our country. As trends move on, the syllabus should be updated. Industry-relevant subjects only came in the final three semesters. Semester exams, in my experience, were mostly okay if you followed what teachers taught. Attendance was required every day, and it was also reflected in marks, even if a student was sick.
Other: I chose my course for its relevance in today’s society and to get a degree. The attendance issue I mentioned earlier is a huge burden. The education cell should reduce unnecessary subjects and provide only industry-relevant skills. My friends who got placed still face the issue of being laughed at because they have limited practical knowledge. These important skills needed for work should be improved. Everything else is really good. I have to say it is top-notch. Extracurricular activities and opportunities to build other skills were plenty. Everyone was supportive throughout.
Reviewed on 9 Jun 2026Read More
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Adhil N A
B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering - Batch of 2028
4.0
4.0Placements5.0Infrastructure4.0Faculty3.0Crowd & Campus Life4.0Value for Money
Good college for students who want to focus mainly on their studies.
Placements: About 70-75 percent of students from the Computer Science and Engineering department got placed. In 2026, the highest package is 9.56 LPA. While the lowest package is 3 LPA and the average package is 4 LPA-5 LPA. Top recruiting companies for Computer Science and Engineering are TCS, Infosys, and South Indian Bank. Most of the students got internships in companies such as NEST SFO, Keltron, etc. One student got an internship at Meesho. Top roles offered in this course are mainly as software developers.
Infrastructure: RSET provides good infrastructure and facilities. Every lab of the Computer Science and Engineering department is well-equipped with Wi-Fi connectivity and projectors. The library is well-maintained with Wi-Fi connectivity and a wide range of books. It is the best place for self-study. The quality of facilities in the hostel is good. The quality of food available in the mess and canteen is decent. There is space for indoor games as well as outdoor games. Events such as sports day are held. Medical facilities are available.
Faculty: Teachers are qualified, knowledgeable, and helpful. Teaching quality is pretty good as they provide almost all the study materials needed. The course curriculum is relevant, and it has the potential to make students ready. In case of difficulty, semester exams are between average and above average. In 2026, the pass percentage is 84.39 percent.
Other: I mainly chose B.Tech in CSE due to its increasing demand. The best thing about this course is that there are numerous ways for skill development. Events such as technical events occur in every semester. Fests occur annually. Campus surroundings are pleasant.
Reviewed on 3 Jun 2026Read More
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Shervin jose
B.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering - Batch of 2026
5.0
5.0Placements5.0Infrastructure5.0Faculty5.0Crowd & Campus Life5.0Value for Money
The college has excellent infrastructure and supportive faculty, with good placements.
Placements: RSET maintains a strong placement record with a rate of 64-95% in recent years. For B.Tech Mechanical Engineering, approximately 60-70% of students get placed each year. The highest package is 8-10 LPA, while the lowest is 3 LPA. Top companies include TCS, Cognizant, Mindtree, and IBS Software. Top roles offered are design engineer, production engineer, and quality engineer.
Infrastructure: RSET has excellent infrastructure with Wi-Fi-enabled classrooms and well-equipped labs, including Mechanical Measurement Lab, Heat Engine Lab, and Fluid Mechanics Lab. There are several seminar halls for academic activities. The campus has a medical centre with at least a nurse and medical staff. There are multiple outdoor courts for basketball, football, tennis, and a cricket ground. The canteen food is above average. The institute offers hostels for both boys and girls. Rooms are well-maintained and cleaned regularly. They are of two types, two-sharing and three-sharing. The food in the hostel mess is also above average.
Faculty: Most faculty members are well-educated and qualified. Many with PhDs or pursuing them. Overall teaching quality is good. Since the institute became autonomous in 2020, there is a focus on industry-oriented and relevant topics. This ensures that the students are industry-ready and equipped for the future. The semester exams are a bit challenging but manageable with consistent effort. The pass percentage varies around 70-95% depending on the course or branch.
Reviewed on 13 Nov 2025Read More
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Aleesha sara mathews
M.Tech. in VLSI and Embedded Systems - Batch of 2022
4.6
5.0Placements5.0Infrastructure4.0Faculty4.0Crowd & Campus Life5.0Value for Money
Highly recommended college for VLSI and embedded systems.
Placements: Rajagiri placement is almost 100% of our batch get most of the companies due to the Covid and VLSI boom. Intel, TCL, Wipro, Qualcomm, Vedanta, and many companies are coming to hire from college. Before completing a degree we have jobs in our hands first 6 months we need to work as an intern later we get a full-time job role. I got the RTL design engineer role, the package depends on the company you placed but degree students got more packages than M.Teach in terms of the highest. 5-6 lacs is the average package offered.
Infrastructure: Kochi is one of the most beautiful cities I come from Trissur it growing IT hub, infrastructure is like traditional Kerala architecture. College gives almost every facility from drinking water to a gym and many more. The library is a very quiet place best for studies. Rajagiri Hostel is one of the best more than 200 hostel rooms are available in double and triple sharing rooms. Rent is decent food has a variety like biryani to price, appam, dosa everything. For medical facilities, we have emergency treatment kits.
Faculty: Teachers are the best part of college very fun-loving, in the fest, some teachers are dancing with us. Teaching is also good but long teaching hours are frustrating. Teaching is not concept-based they assume your master's students know every basic so only explain concepts on PPT. The semester is back to back very few days are in between the two semesters. Exams are not easy to pass both internal and external need to be clear with good marks. The passing percentage of our batch is almost 95 percent.
Reviewed on 15 Apr 2025Read More
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Merlin Johnson
M.Tech. in VLSI and Embedded Systems - Batch of 2022
4.0
4.0Placements4.0Infrastructure3.0Faculty5.0Crowd & Campus Life4.0Value for Money
Memories of Rajagiri and I am satisfied with college.
Placements: VLSI and embedded systems have promising career prospects; however, the placement rates are not as good as initially promised. Students often need to put in extra effort to approach companies themselves. The college does assist in securing internships, which are a part of the curriculum, although the stipend is quite low, around ₹15,000. After gaining some experience, companies like Qualcomm, Intel, and Foxconn tend to hire through both on-campus and off-campus drives. The average package for graduates is approximately ₹7.5 lakh per annum, with roles such as embedded engineer and similar positions being common.
Infrastructure: College life is boring there is only one fest in the year and that is for two days. The ongoing construction of a metro line near the college has led to heavy traffic and noise disturbances. With a high number of students and limited parking space, conflicts sometimes arise over parking spots, and the college is very strict in punishing any rule violations.
On a positive note, we do have Wi-Fi, modern classrooms, and a library. There is also a campus hostel, which I opted for; the food offered is decent, with both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options available. For sports enthusiasts, there is a sports ground where you can play games.
Faculty: College is very strict teachers are very strict, if anything happens it informs to parents. However, teachers are very educated and can handle and serve every student. The curriculum is very big study becomes a headache sometimes the syllabus is very big and the semester time is less, so study management is difficult. Teachers give deadlines for every activity no freedom. Exams are very tough need to focus on a full year no fun.
Other: VLSI is a growing field and I have an electronics degree so many people suggested and I thought it was the best option.
Reviewed on 15 Apr 2025Read More
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Adhidev K P
B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering - Batch of 2028
3.4
4.0Placements3.0Infrastructure4.0Faculty2.0Crowd & Campus Life4.0Value for Money
Great place to join if you want to learn. It's less like a college and more like a school.
Placements: All seniors get placements. There are a lot of companies coming. There is a test for 32 LPA but no one gets it. So if you believe you are capable you can get it. One of the students with whom I am familiar got 6 LPA. So there are opportunities. The highest package someone gets is 11 LPA I believe.
Infrastructure: The breakfast is bad but the lunch is great. The dinner is good on certain days. Hostel facilities are good for the first year, then if you are willing to pay more you can have better ones. There are many rules and anything and everything requires too many letters to write and sign.
Faculty: Teachers are always willing to help out and they actively ask if help is required. They teach you like you are in school. If you are joking about the college experience and bunking classes this is not the option for you. Missing one day of class can cost you anywhere from 3 to 10% in certain subjects. Since it is autonomous they follow their own syllabus but Dhiren differs too much from others. The exams are relatively easier.
Other: There are no fests for enjoyment of the like. The fests here are often dull. There are many activities for skill development and prizes but nothing like any entertainment that goes on for more than a day.
Reviewed on 9 Apr 2025Read More
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Student Forum
Anything you would want to ask experts?Answered a month ago
Students can take admissions both on the basis of merit and entrance exams. For BTech, the score of KEAM exam is accepted for admissions. Both Class12 marks and KEAM marks are taken into consideration. For MTech, the score of GATE exam is accepted & for PhD courses the candidate needs to pass post-g
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Puhup Kumari
Contributor-Level 9
Answered a month ago
RSET - Rajagiri School of Engineering and Technology Kerala releases its cutoff based on the score of KEAM for BTech courses. For the General HS category, the last round cutoff for the BTech course varied between 4994 and 24748.
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Puhup Kumari
Contributor-Level 9
Answered a month ago
RSET - Rajagiri School of Engineering and Technology offers placement opportunities to the students. The placement for 2025-2026 session is currently going on. As of now, 444 students have been placed & 534 offers were recieved. The top recruiters of the placements include Accenture, Air India, Cog
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Puhup Kumari
Contributor-Level 9
Answered 3 months ago
Rajagiri School of Engineering and Technology admission procedure is given below:
- Students must meet the eligibility to get admission in preferred courses.
- Fill the application form and attach required documents along with a coloured passport sized photograph. Pay application fees to complete the proc
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Gaurika Chhabra
Contributor-Level 10
Answered 3 months ago
KEAM is the entrance exam required to get admission in the BTech course at Rajagiri School of Engineering and Technology. However, students can get admission without KEAM also. Some seats are reserved by the management on the basis of category, depending on the specialisation.
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Gaurika Chhabra
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