RNS Institute of Technology Infrastructure Details & Reviews ,Channasandra, Bangalore

Infrastructure: Overall, it's a very nice college with very few areas where they definitely need improvement, like the hostel and food facilities. But apart from that, I'd say it's a very good college with amazing faculty and teachers. Students have a wide range of options for joining different clubs.

Infrastructure: The infrastructure given is quite good. We get a big ground where outdoor games can be played. We also have a gym, a library, well-maintained labs, and classrooms with projectors installed. Overall, using the infrastructure provided, one can excel in both academics and extracurricular activities. There is a beautiful gallery where one can spend time talking with peers and generating ideas.

Infrastructure: The facilities in the RNSIT hostel are poor and expensive, making it unaffordable for many students, who prefer to stay in nearby PGs. The labs and library are good, and the classrooms are decent, but they lack modern facilities.

Infrastructure: The campus offers plenty of space compared to most Tier 2 colleges, but the overall infrastructure is underwhelming. While the auditorium stands out with its unique design, the rest of the college has a basic exterior carried over from other RNS group buildings. However, the interiors are decent and functional. Clubs and societies are accessible if you connect with seniors. There are clubs for fashion shows, drama (separate groups for North and South Indians), singing, and even the opportunity t...

Infrastructure: Infrastructure is good. It has well-constructed libraries with well-equipped and useful books, good connectivity of Wi-Fi, and labs are quite good with well-equipped equipment. The ambience of the college is really cool with all advanced technology and equipment.

Infrastructure: A large digital library was recently made this year, benefiting many students, and it got a good Wi-Fi connection. Many playgrounds like a football ground, basketball ground are available. When it comes to the hostel, it is not up to the mark. They charge a high amount of fees, around ₹110000, but the food is the worst. So please don't join the hostel; join PGs which are available outside the college.

Infrastructure: The infrastructure of my college is excellent. It's a totally beautiful campus with all facilities, a good canteen, and they provide good quality foods. No ragging on the campus, and sports grounds are good and provide all sports facilities. The hostels are good, and the hostel provides good, healthy food. The library is also good with all facilities.

Infrastructure: The infrastructure is average, to say the least. The buildings look very boring and prison-like, and the new ones have the same characteristics about them. The garden is the only beautiful place in the whole campus. Apart from that, every building is very basic with little to no amenities as expected of a tier 4 college. The hostel is the same, with only 4 sharing rooms available for first-year students, which you pay 140000 for. The curfew timing is 10 pm and the food quality of the mess is ver...

Infrastructure: The infrastructure is good and they provide free Wi-Fi in classrooms, labs, and the library. They provide good lab facilities with proper systems and software installed. The food quality was good. The canteen ambiance is good with proper hygiene and good food.

Infrastructure: Very good infrastructure. All classrooms have projectors, and Wi-Fi is also provided to students. The labs are of good quality, and the library is decent. The quality of the facilities in our hostel is good as well. The food in the hostel was decent enough, and medical facilities and sports were also very nice and quality-oriented.

Infrastructure: Our college has specialised and hi-tech labs. There is an ADE lab. There are separate blocks for each course. Labs are well-furnished with improvised equipment. We have a clean campus with a lot of greenery. It has a study-friendly environment. It is a student-friendly college.

Infrastructure: The boys hostel is a lot bigger and better than the girls hostel, which is unfair because they pay the same thing: 1.5 L per year. But the security is good, the WiFi is decent, and the warden is strict. Rooms are four sharing. There is a gym, bank, and temple. There are a lot of PG's near by.

Infrastructure: The classrooms are acceptable. Labs are okayish. Hostel is bad. Food at the hostel is incredible. They give the same food every day. Taste is not good. They don't let you play sports. Hostel is four-sharing. They provide only 1 shelf per person. Warden is very strict.

Infrastructure: Infrastructure is really appreciable. But the hostel is too costly. The quality of food in hostels is best for the South Indian people, as northern Indians face some problems in food during hostel life. The college is providing opportunities for various sports activities .

Infrastructure: Facilities and infrastructure are good, and labs and lab equipment are nice. They provide more break times between theory and lab sessions around 30 minutes. Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) Labs: Equipped with the latest equipment like oscilloscopes, function generators, microcontrollers (Arduino, Raspberry Pi), and software tools like MATLAB, LabVIEW, and Xilinx for VLSI design. Other Labs: Embedded Systems Labs, Microprocessor Labs, Digital Communication Labs, and Power Electr...