What is the admission process for B.Tech at RNS Institute of Technology?

The requirement for KMAT score varies course-wise. Aspirants with a valid score in KMAT can get admission in MBA or MCA programmes. However, it is not compulsory to have a KMAT score for admission. Aspirants can also apply for MBA with Karnataka PGCET, CMAT or MAT scores. Candidates seeking admission in MCA can also apply through Karnataka PGCET scores. 

No, admissions at RNS Institute of Technology is entrance-based. The institute considers scores of the candidates in KMAT, PGCET, CMAT or MAT for MBA. Admission to BE programme is based on KCET, COMEDK or JEE Main scores of the aspirants. Besides, the selection for MCA and M.Tech programmes is based on Karnataka PGCET scores. The institute also accepts KMAT for MCA and GATE for MTech, respectively.

The college either provides financial support in the form of allowance for the laptop provided to the students or it also allots the laptop to the students for their help and academic support. The provision needs the student to meets some fixed criteria as the laptop is provided either on merit basis, or in respect to the financial conditions of the student. If you meet the requirements, you would be provided with a laptop.

The fees for the B.tech ( cyber security ) is around 6 lakh.Which is a good amount.

The average salary after B.tech Cyber security is around 30k per month .So, I would suggest you to plan carefully.

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While deciding between RNSIT and CMRIT, look at their overall profile. Both institutions have good placement, but higher salary packages were reported by CMRIT with a maximum of 16 LPA by VMware, while it was slightly lesser for RNSIT at 7-8 LPA. Both have similar infrastructure, but RNSIT is usually picked for its placement situation and the facilities. Both academically are well-known, with CMRIT having a slightly better student rating of 4.1 against RNSIT's 4.0. Finally, the decision rests on your preferences for placements, infrastructure, and academic reputation.