Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology, Mumbai

Yes, Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology (RGIT), Mumbai offers scholarships, primarily through government schemes for students from economically weaker sections. Some of the common scholarship options include:

1. EBC (Economically Backward Class) Scholarship: This is available for students from families with low income, helping cover part of the tuition fees.

2. Minority Scholarships: Students from minority communities may be eligible for specific government scholarships.

3. Government Schemes: Various state and central government scholarships are available for students based on caste, income, or academic performance.

The highest package offered at Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology, Mumbai is INR 9 LPA and the lowest package is around INR 3 LPA. Around 50% of the students get placed every year. Some top recruiting companies include TCS, Amazon, Infosys, Capgemini etc. Most of the students get internships.

 B.E. / B.Tech fees in Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology, Mumbai is INR 85,000 to INR 1,20,000, depending on the specific engineering discipline and category of admission. Fees can vary based on factors like the quota under which a student is admitted, such as general or management quota, and whether they qualify for any scholarships or fee waivers under government policies like the Tuition Fee Waiver Scheme (TFWS).

The MHT CET is an entrance exam for admission to BTech and BPharma courses at Rajiv Gandhi College of Engineering, Research and Technology. Admission is based on the candidate's performance in the MHT CET and subsequent counseling rounds.

This year the result date of MHT CET was in the 2nd week of june .

Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology, Mumbai, allows GATE scores for admission to its M.Tech programs. Qualifying criteria for the applied program are a bachelor's degree in the relevant discipline, and a qualifying score in GATE. Selection is taken mostly in terms of the GATE scores. Other entrance exams, however, are CAT, XAT, MAT, etc, which may be allowed for some management programs like MMS. Counseling based on scores acquired by candidates forms the mainstay of the process, with cutoffs every discipline and category.

Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology, Mumbai, has announced the latest cutoff for admission to M.Tech. Among these, Computer Engineering in M. Tech has the lowest cutoff score of 1.33 in the final round, and Mechanical Engineering in M. Tech has the highest cutoff score at 12.33, showing low demand for some specializations and high demand for others. Admission Admission is done strictly based on the scores of GATE or MHT CET. For eligibility, a candidate must have minimum aggregate of 50% in his under graduation. The total fee for the M.Tech program is around INR 1.31 lakhs for two years.

The average salary offered to the students of M.Tech at Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology, Mumbai stands around INR 5 LPA. Students got placement opportunities in popular firms like TCS, Wipro, Infosys, L&T, Schneider Electric, etc. The highest salary given was approximately INR 16 LPA while the lowest paid salary was approximately INR 2 LPA. The placement cell at RGIT promotes recruitments actively; many students could get themselves placed in jobs as software engineers and developers because of the enthusiasm of the institute in readiness for the competitive job market.

A candidate for B. Tech in Computer Engineering from the Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology (RGIT), Mumbai must have passed 10+2 with aggregate marks of at least 50 percent. The candidate must have valid marks either in the Maharashtra Common Entrance Test, MHT-CET or JEE Main. Reserved category students must have secured an aggregate mark of at least 45 percent. There is also an age bar that, for general candidates is limited to 25 years, and 30 years for the candidates belonging to the reserved categories to provide a level playing field to all.