RIET - Rajadhani Institute of Engineering and Technology

Yes, Admissions are currently ongoing for the 2024-25 academic year at Rajadhani Institute of Engineering and Technology . The institute primarily gives admissions students through the KEAM counseling process for government quota seats, which typically runs through July and August. There's also a limited management quota for which you can apply directly by contacting the admissions office.

If you want a government seat, you'll need a score of atleast 50% in PCM during your 12th grade (45% for SC/ST candidates) and validate yourself through the KEAM ranking process. The management quota seats seems to fill up quickly, so it's better to reach out to the college soon if you're considering that route.

The exact deadlines may differ each year, but admissions usually close by late August.

The highest placement package offered by Rajadhani Institute of Engineering and Technology for above average computer Science students is  between 12 to 15 Lakhs Per Annum; top recruiters include TCS and Amazon. Most CS/IT students obtain packages between 4 to 7 Lakhs Per Annum, although major branches like Mechanical and ECE average close to 3-5 LPA. The institute's active placement cell and industry-experienced faculty members help students access these opportunities. But if you take any year in between, these figures are bound to change; some batches get a few offers of like 15 Lakhs Per Annum which feels like a dream offer for many students, while others hit their maximum at 10 Lakhs Per Annum. If you want accurate information, you should refer to the college's official placement reports or connect with recent graduates on LinkedIn. 

Rajadhani Institute's B.E./B.Tech programs stands out for their practical approach which is different from other college in this field, with many professors bringing real industry experience from companies like Infosys and Bosch. The college has a decent track record of placing CS and ECE students in firms like Amazon and TCS, thanks to faculty who actively guide students. You'll find some professional researchers too, like Dr. Desai in IoT department, giving mainly tech-focused students an edge over the competition. Compared to other private colleges, it offers reasonable fees for the quality. While CS and Mechanical streams shine the brightest, it's wise to chat with current students about other departments before deciding.