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Raffles University Law Courses & Fees 2026
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- Estd. 2011
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| Courses | Tuition Fees | Eligibility |
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B.A. LL.B. (Hons)(1 course) | 1.2 LGet Fee Details | |
LL.B.(1 course) | 40 KGet Fee Details | 10+2 : 45 % |
Ph.D.(1 course) | 3.5 LGet Fee Details | – / – |
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Rahul Kumar 
Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) - Batch of 2028
2.4
5Placements2Infrastructure1Faculty2Crowd & Campus Life2Value for Money
Dissatisfied with the college’s performance.
Placements: According to the HOD of our School of Engineering and Technology, most graduates start their own businesses. He also told us that last year a student got 73 LPA. But we have found seniors wandering here and there like fools, not doing anything.
Infrastructure: Labs are just in name, providing us old computers, and some keyboards do not even have keys. We have a library, but I have not found a single student studying in it, and although there is AC, they do not switch it on. The classroom is worse and similar to a government school.
Faculty: Teachers are talented but not wise and do not teach us thoroughly about the topics. They are knowledgeable but do not take classes seriously. Exams are easy, but they do not give marks properly, giving questions that cannot even be written for 10 marks. The Principles of Management teacher has not shown his face even now, as the 1st semester is about to end.
Other: I chose this course BCA (Bachelor of Computer Applications) because I do not have enough knowledge to pursue B.Tech.
Reviewed on 13 Nov 2025Read More
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kanishk srivastava
Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) - Batch of 2028
1.4
2Placements1Infrastructure1Faculty1Crowd & Campus Life2Value for Money
It is not worth taking admission in this college.
Placements: The number of placements is really low. Only a few students get a good package for their course. Some teachers help students study better and achieve a good package, but mostly students do not study. Teachers also show little interest. Sometimes, even if a student goes to them for help, they do not give a good reply.
Infrastructure: Right now, I am in the 1st year, and the School of Engineering and Technology has poor facilities. They do not have Wi-Fi or good classrooms. The power supply is often shut down. The student crowd is poor in terms of study. Only a few students are really interested in coding. Other students just bunk classes and roam around. As a student from Delhi, I am having problems fitting in among these students and teachers.
Faculty: There are only one or two teachers who really care about students' future and their passion for coding. Most teachers do not even care about their classes. It has been two months since the semester started. A subject teacher has not taken a single class. Most classes go vacant.
Reviewed on 31 Oct 2025Read More
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Mayank yadav
Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) - Batch of 2028
2.8
3Placements2Infrastructure4Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life2Value for Money
Not quite satisfied with the university.
Placements: Our HOD told us that if you study then you would have good placement and told us that last year in engineering department. 70 LPA is grabbed by him. They promised placement if you study. For internship, they told us we got that at end of 2nd semester though not sure right now.
Infrastructure: We are not provided Wi-Fi for use. Don't provide us suitable table and chair for studying even we don't have smart board. Even for library, we don't get to use AC and internet. Books are also mostly of holder edition. Our department does not good building, no AC, and heavily depends on electricity.
Faculty: Teachers are qualified but are helpful when they teach us. Some teachers come to college but not to class. The chapters are taught hurriedly if we haven't even been taught for a single day. It mostly depends on the website for teaching us and recommends websites like W3Schools, GeeksforGeeks, etc.
Reviewed on 1 Nov 2025Read More
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Updesh Yadav
B.Sc. in Mathematics - Batch of 2026
4.6
3Placements5Infrastructure5Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money
Really good infrastructure. All facilities are available for local students.
Placements: About 70-80% students were placed in around 6 LPA-30 LPA jobs by our university. Mainly, Japanese Companies hire from our university. Around 50-60% of students in the B.Sc. got an internship. Mainly, university does not guarantee our placement.
Infrastructure: Classrooms are well-maintained, and AC, Wi-Fi, and all facilities are available. All the labs are here, and the library is very huge. The hostel is very luxurious, but only a few students were taking admission in the hostel because it was too expensive, and all facilities are available in the hostel. Open ground all around the hostel, mountain views, and perfect surroundings and the food in the mess was nice to eat. The canteen was also near the hostel.
Faculty: Teachers are less helpful to us because nobody was serious about the studies. But all our teachers are well qualified and have a great experience of teaching. The course is relevant for every student if they give their best. Semester exams are very easy.
Other: I've completed my 12th from Behror, so I want to stay near my house and want to join a good college, so I decided to take admission in Raffles University because of its facilities and campus.
Reviewed on 10 Oct 2025Read More
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Gautam Rajput
Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) - Batch of 2028
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3Placements1Infrastructure2Faculty1Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money
Dissatisfied with college, but I have no other choice, as you know, due to a financial problem.
Placements: I don't know about placement, but the owner of the college told us at orientation that 25 students are chosen for Dubai jobs. Our engineering department HOD said that last year's students in the engineering department got 70 LPA, and some started companies worth 1 crore.
Infrastructure: Classrooms like schools with no AC or smart boards, while our building is too small compared to the lawns and pharmacy one, and the seats are not comfortable. Labs are somewhat good to work in, that's all. Some keyboards are there, and some work, and some don't. There is no cafeteria or food court. I mean, it is there, but it's not open. The library is good for passing the time. No student goes there to study, and despite having AC, they won't turn it on, so students watch web series and games there.
Faculty: Teachers are qualified or not when they don't even come to class. Like our principal of the management teacher hasn't shown his face, and exams are just next week, while the Maths teacher is good but forces us to learn his method, and there's no understanding of the questions. Some teachers teach half-jokingly, like Computer Fundamentals, which has taught 1% of the syllabus and, since then, hasn't shown up in class despite coming to college.
Other: I have chosen the BCA course as B.Tech feels high. For improvement, I want them to take classes seriously, both teachers and students, and also provide better chairs and tables for us. For events, take only interested students. Why force someone when he/she doesn't want to take part?
Reviewed on 3 Oct 2025Read More
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Niketan Singh
B.Tech. in Computer Science Engineering - Batch of 2026
4.6
5Placements4Infrastructure5Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money
Colleges are all the best. You do hard work with the best facilities.
Placements: My B.Tech batch has 80 students. All are excellent work in Computer Science. 70% of students got placed from the course. The highest package is 12 LPA. The lowest is 4 LPA and the average is 6 LPA. IT companies are mostly recruiting. 95% of students got internships from the B.Tech.
Infrastructure: The campus is clean and well-maintained by the facilities. Classrooms are digitally equipped labs are very well stocked. There are Wi-Fi settled rooms and amazing works. All are plus points to the departments. The facilities are very well in hostels. Many sports and games scheduled.
Faculty: Teachers are very helpful, well-qualified, and knowledgeable. Course curriculum is very relevant. Students are very confident in their work in CS engineering. Semester exams are not difficult if you work hard. Pass percentage is 100%, with the best facilities.
Reviewed on 28 May 2025Read More
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Anything you would want to ask experts?Answered 4 months ago
Yes, admissions to Raffles University are entrance-based. The university conducts its own situation test, results in which are considered for admission. Additionally, a personal interview round is also conducted at the university and clearing this is mandatory. Candidates must fulfil the eligibility
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Sejal Baveja
Contributor-Level 10
Answered 4 months ago
After filling the application form of Raffles University, candidate's applications are reviewed and if they qualify the eligibility criteria, they are notified about the selection process, i.e., the situation test and PI round. On the basis of which admission is granted. However, the time frame for
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Sejal Baveja
Contributor-Level 10
Answered 4 months ago
No, admission to Raffles University are based on the entrance/situation test conducted by the university itself. Although candidates with a exceptional CUET scrore might be preferred for admission, it is not a mandatory critetia for selection. With the situation test the candidates must also clear t
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Sejal Baveja
Contributor-Level 10
Answered 4 months ago
Raffles University conducts a PI round for admission to all its courses. This is the last step of admission process and it is mandatory to clear this round, since it hold the maximum amount of weightage in the selection criteria, i.e., 60%. However, the university has not officially mentioned about
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Sejal Baveja
Contributor-Level 10
Answered 4 months ago
Yes, the selection criteria is same for all courses at Raffles University. The university requires candidates to appear for the situation test followed by a personal interview round. Bpth of these are conducted offline at the university campus itself. Candidates must ensure fulfilling the eligibilit
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