Rishi MS Institute of Engineering and Technology for Women, Hyderabad Fees 2027

I have studied Bachelor of Technology specialization in Computer Science. The quality of teaching is understandable. while I was studying there the faculty was teaching good but now I have no idea. Our curriculum is updated . But the optional subjects choice is based on faculty availability if one subject faculty is available then all are aimed to go with that. The study doesn't make you job ready. Because theoretical knowledge is not enough to get a job. I think no college will make you job ready but you yourself will have to invest time apart from academics to get the skills required to get into a technical job. The college offer 3 specializations in B.Tech: 1. Computer Science Engineering 2. Information technology 3. Electronics and communication Engineering.

The living spaces are clean and hygienic, the college has necessary infrastructure which is fans, lights, proper benches, proper classrooms. The necessary facilities like Drinking water, Clean washrooms, WiFi. But the college don't has smart boards, it has normal black boards to write with chalks, For presentations in seminar halls there are projectors, there is a medium size library present on the top floor. No hostels provided the students who came from different cities have stayed in PG's present around the college with paying their own money. The college has a huge playground I can like huge open space for sports. When it comes to sports, this college is very good, it conducts frequent sports events and has won many awards, the students who are into sports practice daily morning and evening after college timings.

Campus life is good. The college address is Nizampet cross road, near JNTUH metro station, Jai Bharat Nagar Homes, Kukatpally, Hyderabad. The teaching staff is supportive, It is a women's college, it is a safe college college in terms of safety.

There are placements but all are of non-technical side. Mostly BPO's jobs. Mostly students were placed into non-technical jobs not mostly but all the students. Highest package is around 2-3 lakhs. The placement process for this is smooth.

I have took admission through Eamcet so if you get a seat through Eamcet councelling process the total fees is 60,000 but I need to pay only 25,000 for college fees and 3000 for Jntuh as the college is affiliated to Jntuh. If you join through management the fees is 1 lakh. Now college has been autonomous so fees structure is totally different!

Being an computer science student I expected faculty to be experienced and teach us well. But for main labs and subjects like python, Java, DBMS we literally had no faculty to teach for 3 months and we had to fend for ourselves. And the existing faculty doesn't always know what they're teaching. The faculty tries their very best but we still have to get outside study material for exams. Curriculum is updated, and don't know about the developments. But we are not ready for jobs or let's say they don't make us job ready.

The classrooms of one block might be good but the other block, not so much. The washrooms are recently opened on each floor before we had to get down from 4 floors to reach the washroom. Now they're slowly reconstructing few areas but still require time to get comfortable infrastructure. There is only one library for all branches in B.Tech. which is worse. Computer labs are like 'they're fine as long as they work for that day if we had labs' and no wifi to students at all. No smart boards.

My campus life has only been memorable from my friends. The faculty only favors those who speak and stick around them. They favor pet students and don't really care for those at who rarely comes. No activities unless we ask and host them. And even those events will only be JAM, puzzles or project hosting. Hacakathons by a stretch. Due to its location near jntuh we can come by bus but it is near residential area which needs time to cross streets. But that is a benefit to hostel students since they get to rent a room nearby. They don't let emergencies visit though.

Saying we have 85% placements and then giving us Non-IT placements in which we don't even go to work says it all. We don't want customer service jobs, voice process jobs for the Computer Science graduates. The highest package would be 6CTC that too was obtained by the students own hardwork. The placement is easy but not the correct jobs. The jobs most of my friends got are customer service jobs for studying CSE.

It was affiliated before so who got into it by false reviews might be benefited from certificate provided by JNTUH but now that it became autonomous I don't think it's value for money. 60K for a year where classes happen on a whim rather than with enthusiasm to teach is kinda disturbing. No events unless we beg, strict atmosphere to ask for improvements. I studied on my own when exams came from other resources not their teaching which hardly came to mind when trying to remember.

The faculty quality is something I truly respect, as they were dedicated, knowledgeable, and very caring. The syllabus followed university updates and was taught in a way that students could understand easily.

The college infrastructure was simple but very comfortable for daily student life. Classrooms, labs, and common areas were always maintained neatly with required facilities for learning. Being a women’s college, security was strong, which made the campus feel like a second home.

Campus life was peaceful and emotionally memorable, especially because of the friendly and safe atmosphere. The best moments were spent with faculty and classmates, while the worst part is realizing it ended too soon. More student activities could be added, but the warmth of the campus made everything special.

Placements were handled with genuine effort, and students were guided step by step for interviews. The highest package went up to around 7 LPA, while the average packages were around 4–5 LPA. A special thing about this college is that faculty personally motivate students who lack confidence to attend placement drives.

The course fee was affordable and reasonable for a private engineering college. Looking back, I strongly feel it was worth every rupee because of the support and education I received. The memories, discipline, and growth I gained here cannot be measured in money.