B.Tech

The Faculty of Engineering and Technology at MSRUAS (Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences) is considered a good option for B.Tech, offering strong academic programs, experienced faculty, and research opportunities. It is a private university, distinct from the autonomous MSRIT, but part of the same reputed educational group. It offers above-average placements with decent packages for engineering branches. 

Maharishi Arvind Institute of Engineering and Technology conduct placement drive annually to its BTech students. There are no official stats availabe. According to the students' reviews on the Shiksha page, the highest and average package offered during the recent MAIET placements stood at INR 5 LPA and INR 3 LPA, respectively. Only 20% to 30% students placed annually. 

For GITAM School of Technology, Visakhapatnam (B.Tech) the total tuition fee for the 4-year course is about ₹12.22 – ₹16.47 lakhs, depending on the branch you choose (e.g., CSE is around ₹16.47 L for the entire duration). Yearly it's roughly ₹3.8 – ₹4.4 Lacs for CSE. 

The study abroad programme for BTech at Amity University Jaipur is a short-term international exposure opportunity (called the Study Abroad Program / SAP). It lets students spend about 5 weeks studying at Amity's campuses or partner locations in countries like Singapore, Dubai, London, Australia, New York, France and Canada, gaining global academic exposure, cross-cultural learning, and industry insights alongside their regular course. 

Yes — the B.Tech degree you get through Polaris School of Technology can be valid for government jobs and PSU exams

Yes. The B.Tech degree is from a recognised university (AICTE-approved program), so you can apply for MS/Masters abroad, provided you meet requirements like CGPA, IELTS/GRE, etc.

No. It may feel challenging at the beginning, but PST starts from basics and teaches step-by-step. With regular practice and attendance, beginners can manage it

Yes. PST offers merit-based and need-based financial aid (fee reduction).

Students with good marks/CGPA or low family income can apply. You can also use government or private scholarships, and internship stipend helps with expenses.

Almost every facility in the college is value for money. The way of teaching and very friendly faculties, overall support in academics.