Rajokari Institute of Technology, Delhi Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

The Rajokari Institute of Technology isn't very large. The main problem is transportation because it's located in an area that's not well-developed. However, the college has all the necessary facilities. The infrastructure is average – it's neither great nor bad.

The academic schedule is busy with classes running until the evening, but the lessons are engaging. The coursework isn't too difficult to manage. The Board of Technical Education (BTE) conducts our exams. To do well, it's important to study past exam papers and pay attention in the practical lab sessions. The professors are knowledgeable and teach conceptually. The college offers only a few specializations.

The job placement season was not good. There were some opportunities for jobs outside of campus. The placement rate isn't as high as in engineering colleges. However, the professors are supportive and offer guidance on how to find employment. Many students are preparing for government jobs, for junior engineers post. A friend of mine secured such a position. In the end, it's crucial to develop skills and find employment.

The college is worth the cost. The tuition fees are low, which is helpful since not everyone can afford expensive education. A diploma is recognized and can be valuable for future growth.

Campus life was decent. There isn't much to say because our batch was affected by the pandemic. We only attended college in the first year and then went directly to the last semester for exams. I made some good friends, which is a positive aspect. Seniors of this college are helpful and supportive.