RV College of Engineering Bangalore Review: Faculty, Placements, Students, Infrastructure, Campus & Facilities 2026

Yes, mainly for placements, academics, and brand value, but expect competition and academic pressure.

Campus life is decent with clubs and events, but some students feel it is more focused on academics than fun.

Yes, academics are strict and project-based, with attendance rules and continuous assessments.

Faculty are mostly experienced and qualified (many PhDs), but teaching quality may vary by department.

Yes, top students benefit the most with high packages, top companies, and strong peer competition.

Yes, but you need to work consistently. Opportunities are available, but performance depends on your effort.

Students start getting internships from 3rd year, and many convert them into PPOs (job offers).

Most students get placed (around 90–95% in top branches), but core branches may have slightly lower rates.

Average package ranges around INR 8–10 LPA overall, and higher (INR 15+ LPA) for top branches.

Yes, placements are one of the strongest points, especially for CSE, ISE, and ECE branches.

Yes, R.V. College of Engineering has an excellent placement record with top recruiters like Google, Microsoft, Amazon, and Infosys.

Admissions to R.V. College of Engineering are mainly through KCET and COMEDK entrance exams.
 

Computer Science, Information Science, Electronics & Communication, and Mechanical Engineering are the most popular courses.
 

R.V. College of Engineering is a private autonomous institution managed by the Rashtreeya Sikana Samiti Trust.
 

R.V. College of Engineering is a premier autonomous engineering college in Bengaluru, affiliated with Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU).