Rajarshi Rananjay Sinh Institute of Management and Technology, Amethi Admission 2025: Dates, Application Form, Courses, Fees & Eligibility

Rajarshi Rananjay Singh Institute of Management and Technology (RRSIMT) provides various undergraduate and postgraduate programs in engineering and management for the deserving candidates through a fair and merit-based admission process.

RRSIMT usually commences admissions for the academic year starting from August-September. The institute accepts applications for various programs through different entrance examinations for the respective courses. Admissions for the B.Tech programs are likely based on state-level or national-level engineering entrance exams, while the MBA admissions are likely based on national-level management entrance exam scores.

The basic eligibility criterion for B.Tech programs is usually completing 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as compulsory subjects from a recognized board. The candidates applying for the MBA program usually require a bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognized university. Percentage requirements may vary for specific programs.

1. Qualify the concerned entrance exam for the planned program (engineering entrance exam for B.Tech, management entrance exam for MBA).

2. Locate and fill in the admission application form with complete and correct personal and academic details.

3. Upload the necessary documents, which may include:

   • A passport-size photograph

   • Mark sheets of classes 10 and 12

   • Entrance exam score card

   • Graduation mark sheets (for MBA applicants)

   • Category certificate (if applicable)

4. Remit the application fee via the prescribed mode of payment.

5. Submit the finished application form.

6. Track further communication from the institute regarding the selection process.

B.Tech: RRSIMT has a total of six B.Tech programs with a combined intake of 360 students. These programs include Computer Science and Engineering (90 seats), Mechanical Engineering (90 seats), Information Technology (45 seats), Electronics and Communication Engineering (45 seats), Electrical and Electronics Engineering (45 seats), and Civil Engineering (45 seats). Entry into these programs is likely through performance at the state level or national-level engineering entrance examinations.

MBA: There is provision for an MBA with 45 seats. Admission to the MBA could be through consideration of scores in national-level management entrance exams followed by group discussions and personal interviews. Any graduate would be qualified to apply.