btech

A higher university ranking often attracts more Tier-1 companies to campus. Graduating from a well-ranked state university like RGPV provides a solid foundation and credibility during off-campus recruitment

Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) is consistently the most competitive and highly-ranked branch. It attracts the highest cutoff ranks and has the strongest industry reputation for placements.

Yes, as a state university, it offers degrees widely recognised by international universities and employers, making it a preferred choice for students pursuing global careers or higher studies abroad.

The flexible curriculum allows "Open Electives," where students can select courses from different departments. This encourages interdisciplinary learning, such as a Mechanical Engineering student taking a Data Science course. 

Students must score atleast 40% in theory papers and 60% in sessional or practical work to pass a subject. Degree is awarded based on credits earned across all semesters.

Yes, students must complete industrial training, often supported by partners like TCS. A four-week training in the third year and an eight-week project in fourth year are standard requirements.

RGPV BTech curriculum follows a choice-based credit system spanning eight semesters. It includes core engineering subjects, electives, and mandatory industrial projects to ensure a balance of theory and practice.

Yes, the University Institute of Technology (UIT) has a dedicated placement cell that coordinates with industries, organizes training sessions, and manages campus recruitment drives for all eligible students. 

Placement activities generally begin in the 6th or 7th semester. Some companies also offer early internship opportunities starting from the 5th semester, often leading to full-time pre-placement offers (PPOs).

Typically, 70% to 90% of students secure placements, particularly in high-demand branches like CSE and IT. For the 2024 batch, 532 out of 588 registered students were successfully placed.