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Updated As on 31-03-2021) Mandatory Disclosure (Updated as on 31-03-2021) AICTE File No F.No. South-West/1-4261842864/2019/EOA AICTE ID 1-1691341 Date & Period of last approval 28th June 2020, 2020-21 1. Name of the Institution Name of the Institution Rajagiri School of Engineering & Technology Rajagiri School of Engineering & Technology, Rajagiri Valley, Rajagiri Valley Address of the Institution P. O Kochi-39, Kerala. City & Pin Code Ernakulam, Pin-682 039 State / UT Kerala State Longitude & Latitude Longitude-76.3576, Latitude-9.9932 Phone number with STD code 0484 2660999 FAX number with STD code 0484 2426241 Office hours at the Institution 8.00 A.M -5.00 P.M. Academic hours at the Institution 8.30A.M -4.30 P.M. Email [email protected] Website www.rajagiritech.ac.in Nearest Railway Station (distance in Km) Ernakulam Town (15 kms) Nearest Airport (distance in Km) Cochin International Airport (25 kms) 2. Name of the organization running the Institution. Name of the organization running the Rajagiri Educational & Charitable Trust Institution Type of the organization Trust S. H. Province, Rajagiri P.O, Kalamassery, Address of the organization Ernakulam, Pin- 683104 Registered with Government of Kerala 3. Name of Principal/Director Name of Principal/Director Dr. Sreejith P. S Exact Designation Principal Phone number with STD code 0484- 2427160 FAX number with STD code 0484-2426241 Email [email protected] Highest Degree Ph.D. Field of Specialization Mechanical Engineering 4. Name of the affiliating University Name of the affiliating University APJ ABDUL KALAM TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY Address CET Campus, Thiruvananthapuram Kerala -695016 Website www.ktu.edu.in Latest affiliation period 2020-21 5. Governance Governing Board Members https://www.rajagiritech.ac.in/Home/aboutus/GB.asp Academic Advisory Body https://www.rajagiritech.ac.in/Home/aboutus/AC.asp Frequency of meetings Once in a semester Mechanism/ Norms and Procedure for Available democratic/ good Governance Student Feedback on Institutional Available Governance/ Faculty performance Grievance Redressal mechanism for Available Faculty, staff and students Establishment of Anti Ragging Available Committee Establishment of Online Grievance Available Redressal Mechanism Establishment of Grievance Available Redressal Committee in the Institution and Appointment of OMBUDSMAN by the University Establishment of Internal Complaint Available Committee (ICC) Establishment of Committee for SC/ ST Available Internal Quality Assurance Cell Available Organizational chart and processes 6. Programmes Name of Status of Number Fee Duration Placement Facilities Programmes Accreditation of seats approved by of the AICTE Courses Applied Placement statistics of last 3 Electronics and 75,000 60+12* 4 years: Instrumentation Accredited per year Engineering https://www.rajagiritech.ac.in/ Home/Placement/ Computer 75,000 Science and Accredited 180+36* 4 per year Placement_Stat.asp Engineering Electrical and Major recruiters: 75,000 Electronics Accredited 60+12* 4 https://www.rajagiritech.ac.in/ per year Engineering Home/Placement/company.asp Electronics and 75,000 Communications Accredited 4 List of students placed 180+36* per year Engineering (B.Tech): 75,000 Information Accredited 60+12* 4 https://www.rajagiritech per year Technology .ac.in/Home/Placement/ Artificial 75,000 Placed.asp Intelligence and Not Eligible 60+12* 4 per year Data Sciences List of students placed Computer (M.Tech): Science and 65,000 Eligible-not 2 https://www.rajagiritech Information 24 per sem applied System .ac.in/Home/Placement/ VLSI and Eligible- not 75,000 mplaced.asp Embedded 2 applied 24 per year Average Salary: Systems 2018-19-3.3lakh/annum Eligible- not 65,000 Industrial drives 2 applied 24 per sem 2019-20- 3.4lakh/ annum and control 2020-21- 3.5 lakh/annum Eligible- not 65,000 Network 2 applied 18 per sem Engineering 75,000 Mechanical Accredited 4 120+24* per year Engineering Eligible- 75,000 Civil 4 Applied 60+12* per year Engineering Eligible-not 65,000 2 Communication applied 24 per sem Engineering 7. Faculty Branch wise list https://www.rajagiritech.ac.in/Home/Faculty.asp?dept=%27AEI%27 Faculty members https://www.rajagiritech.ac.in/Home/Faculty.asp?dept=%27CE%27 https://www.rajagiritech.ac.in/Home/Faculty.asp?dept=%27CSE%27 https://www.rajagiritech.ac.in/Home/Faculty.asp?dept=%27EEE%27 https://www.rajagiritech.ac.in/Home/Faculty.asp?dept=%27ECE%27 https://www.rajagiritech.ac.in/Home/Faculty.asp?dept=%27IT%27 https://www.rajagiritech.ac.in/Home/Faculty.asp?dept=%27ME%27 https://www.rajagiritech.ac.in/Home/Faculty.asp?dept=%27DBS%27 https://www.rajagiritech.ac.in/Home/Faculty.asp?dept=%27DMA%27 Permanent Faculty 182 nos Adjunct Faculty 6 nos Permanent Faculty: 1:17 Student Ratio Number of Faculty Faculty employed during last 3 years: 35, employed and left during Faculty left during last 3 years:12 the last three years 8. Profile of Vice Chancellor/ Director/ Principal/ Faculty Name of Principal Dr. Sreejith P. S Date of birth 30/05/1959 Unique id 1-9378304291 Education qualifications B.Sc (Engg), M. Tech, Ph.D Work experience Teaching Research Industry Others 34 yrs 24 yrs 3 yrs 0 Area of specialization Mechanical Engineering (Manufacturing Science) Research guidance: No: of papers published / National International journals Conferences Research publications 6 39 47 Research projects guided PG: 23 UG: 30 Ph.D: 10 Patents Nil 9. Fee Details of fee, as Time No. of Fee Number Criteria for Estimated approved by schedule for waivers /Details of fee waivers/ cost of State Fee payment of granted with scholarship scholarship Boarding Committee, for fee for the amount and offered by the and the Institution entire name of Institution, Lodging programme students duration and in Hostels amount (i) Tuition Fee: Yearly fee of TFW-AEI-3, https://www.r Rs. 70000 Rs. 65000 IT-3, EEE- 3, MERIT Rs.1,50,000 ajagiritech.ac per annum (ii) Refundable should be paid CE-3, CSE-9, SCHOLARSHIP Caution Deposit: ECE- 9, ME- S PROVIDED .in/home/adm during the Rs. 10000 6, AI&DS-3, BY COLLEGE ission202020 (iii) Admission commenceme SC/ST/OEC Fee: Rs. 500 nt of odd students are KEAM 2020 20/btech.asp (iv) University semester (June exempted score greater than fee: Rs. 1,500 July period of from the or equal to 576, (v) Special fee every year) payment of annual fee is Rs. (Industrial fees at the 22000. training/ Addon time of courses): Rs. admission. KEAM 2020 10000 Their score greater than scholarship or equal to 480 MHRD GATE but less than 576, scholarship for will be annual fee is Rs. qualified sanctioned by students. the welfare 28000. https://www.raj Department • Will be of the continued in the agiritech.ac.in/h Government. higher semesters ome/admission2 subject to the 0202020/btech.a condition that the sp candidate maintains an SGPA of 7.5 in every semester. Interest free refundable deposit of Rs. 1,00,000 is waived. www.rajagiritec h.ac.in/home/ad mission2020/mte ch.asp 10. Admission Number of seats Number of Students Number of applications received during sanctioned with admitted under various last two years for admission under the year of categories each year in Management Quota and number approval the last three years admitted Year Total Number of Year Application Admitted Students admitted received B.Tech-864 2020-21 B.Tech 2020-21 B.Tech: B.Tech: 781 M.Tech- 132 GM 331 2250 M.Tech:75 CM 278 M.Tech: 320 NRI 120 PIO 52 B.Tech-864 2019-20 B.Tech 2019-20 B.Tech: 2468 B.Tech: 806 M.Tech- 132 GM 339 M.Tech:365 M.Tech:66 CM 277 NRI 127 PIO 63 B.Tech-864 2018-19 B.Tech 2018-19 B.Tech: 2805 B.Tech: 717 M.Tech- 132 GM 307 M.Tech:374 M.Tech:91 CM 270 NRI 123 PIO 17 GM- General Merit CM- College Merit/Management Quota NRI- Non-resident Indians PIO-People of Indian Origin 11. Admission Procedure Admission test being followed, http://www.cee-kerala.org/ name and address of the Test Agency and its URL Number of seats allotted to Nil different Test Qualified candidate separately (AIEEE/ CET (State conducted test/ University tests/ CMAT/ GPAT)/ Association conducted test) B.Tech 2nd May 2020 Last date of request for applications th Last date of submission of 25 May 2020 applications Dates for announcing final results 5th June 2020 Release of admission list 5th June 2020 Calendar for admission against Date for acceptance by the candidate 12th June 2020 Management/vacant seats: (time given shall in no case be less than 15 days) Last date for closing of admission 17th July 2020 Starting of the Academic session 1st Dec 2020 The waiting list shall be activated only on the expiry of date of main list The policy of refund of the fee, in case AICTE refund policy of withdrawal followed https://www.rajagiritec h.ac.in/home/admissio n20202020/btech.asp M. Tech Last date of request for applications 8th May 2020 Last date of submission of applications 29th May 2020 Calendar for admission against th Management/vacant seats: Dates for announcing final results 5 June 2020 Release of admission list 19th June 2020 Date for acceptance by the candidate 03rdJuly 2020 (time given shall in no case be less than 15 days) Last date for closing of admission 31st July 2020 Starting of the Academic session 1st Aug 2020 The waiting list shall be activated only on the expiry of date of main list The policy of refund of the fee, in AICTE refund policy case of withdrawal 12. Criteria and Weightages for Admission Describe each criterion with its respective weightages i.e., Admission Test, marks in qualifying examination etc. Mention the minimum level of acceptance if any https://www.rajagiritech.ac.in/home/admission20 202020/btech.asp Mention the cut-off levels of percentage and 2020-21 - 50% percentile score of the candidates in the 2019-20 - 50% admission test for the last three years 2018-19 - 56 % 13.
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