Acharya Institute of Technology M.Tech Fees Structure 2025 & Admission Process, Bangalore

Above-average would be my rating as the facilities were plethora but the system was not so good. Being a programming expert we were mostly working our way out at the computer labs. The classes were sometimes postponed or we were assigned notes to work with. The number of subjects included in our course were too much as most of them had nothing to do with IT but still, we had to have at least passing credits to get the degree. I am not complaining but few things about academics were a little poor.Read Full Review

I think my overall review was about academics. In engineering if you think PG also have that many books and doing lectures is how you will get through it, then you are wrong. The more practical it was, and the number of subjects were just too high. At a point it did felt like clearing some 30 odd subjects in 4 semesters is not my cup of tea but somehow, I did it. The academic is given a lot of focus on as if you are below 6.5 pointers you are not even allowed to sit for placements. That thing was put in our mind the day we joined and for the 2 years all I did was study and study.Read Full Review

I did both my undergraduate and postgraduate in Computer Science and Engineering course. To join you have to have a bachelor’s degree in the same course and at least a score of 50%. Also, you need to take the Gate exam. The subjects are very hands-on and practical here, and I was definitely thankful that R.V. College of Engineering prepared me for this rigorous schedule. There are a total of 6 graduate programs here in the college. So my M.Tech lasted for four semesters, and I was happy with the courses here. I was really into cloud computing during my undergraduate studies, so it was nice that I got to get even more into the subject here.Read Full Review