RIT - Rajeev Institute of Technology

Yes, Rajeev Institute of Technology do provide direct admission for B.Tech programs through a management quota. These seats are very limited and also it depends on the performance of the student in their qualifying examination like 10+2 and various other factors. 

No Rajeev Institute of Technology does not provide 100% scholarship. However they do provide a merit based scholarship to well performing candidates and that is only 25% scholarship. They also provide financial aid to students who have financial issues. Additionally they do provide some endowment scholarship

The campus facilities offered by RIT are really good, including digital classrooms, well-equipped library and even a good sports Complex provided with all equipments. RIT also provides separate hostels for boys and girls. They also provide transportation facilities and a well hygienic canteen. Wifi access is also there in campus

Yes, you can also opt for KCET that is Karnataka Common entrance test and with decent marks you can get admission to RIT. RIT also takes admission on merit based on the scores in the qualifying exams like COMEDK UGET or KCET. Overall merit of the student in their qualifying exam matters. 

The KEA provides information regarding the admission process every year in its website and admission broucher. Admission in UG programmes are based on the score of the entrance exams like KEAM and NATA and for PG courses its through scores of GATE exam. Based on the cut-off and seats available admission takes place, whereas the eligibility criteria says candidates must obtain an aggregate minimum of 50% marks and for SC, ST categories its lesser in there aggregate examination

When I applied for B.E. at RIT – Rajeev Institute of Technology, I had to submit my 10th and 12th marks cards, transfer and conduct certificates, a few passport-size photos, my KCET scorecard, and my Aadhar card. Since I belong to a reserved category, I also gave my caste certificate. Both originals and copies were needed.