While core branch companies don't visit much, there are some internship opportunities available, especially if you're proactive. You might have to look for them off-campus, but the college does provide some support. Networking with seniors and faculty can also help you land a good internship.

I'm from the ECE branch (Batch of 2021), and I'd say the course is pretty decent. The curriculum is standard RGPV, but the teachers are helpful. If you're looking for a solid foundation in electronics and communication, UIT RGPV is a good option. Just be prepared to put in the extra effort yourself!

The fee structure for BE Electronics and Communication Engineering is around ₹27,951 per year, which is quite affordable compared to private colleges. However, keep in mind that there might be additional charges for exams and other facilities. Overall, it's a pretty good deal for the quality of education you get.

The teachers in the ECE department are quite supportive and knowledgeable. They're always ready to help you out with your doubts, and they make the classes engaging. Some of them have been teaching for years and have a lot of experience in their respective fields. They use a mix of traditional and modern teaching methods to make sure we understand the concepts well.

The campus is huge and has all the necessary infrastructure. Classrooms are spacious and airy, which makes studying comfortable. While there isn't a dedicated sports center, the library is well-stocked and a great place to study. The hostels are adequate, and the food is quite good. The rooms are cleaned and maintained regularly, which is a plus.