MRKIT: Ranking, Courses, Fees, Admission, Placements

MRKIT Highlights

Institution Type

Private

MRKIT Courses and Fees

Course	Duration	Fees Average Tuition Fees
B.Tech [Bachelor of Technology]	4 Years	₹1.60 Lakh
M.Tech [Master of Technology]	2 Years	₹1.20 Lakh

MRKIT Placements

The Training & Placement service operates year round to facilitate contacts between companies & Graduates. Staff members are available to respond to student’s questions and concerns of all kinds. This may include advice on placement procedures; help to prepare application and resumes and mock Interviews. The aim is to ensure that students have the information and skills necessary for an effective job search. Those considering careers in education or its related fields are offered detailed career guidance at the Training & Placement Cell. All counseling is based on up to-date placement statistics and an envisioned view of future educational and industrial trends. Additionally, the Training & Placement Cell helps the students to improve their communication Skills and Presentation Skills. To produce the most competitive technocrats to fit in all scenario. To place students in Prospective IT & Core Companies. To give sufficient practical exposures to create action plans and execute the solutions Help the students to develop a passion to win and have a global mindset. sundaram fasteners and CMS are top recruiters.

MRKIT Infrastructure

Spread across a lush green environment, the college has excellent infrastructure facilities including adequate class rooms and seminar halls for respective departments. The college has a landscape consultant, garden supervisors, a large number of gardeners and a comprehensive set of garden equipment. The entire campus has landscaping with green grass, ornamental plants, and shady trees making the campus very green and beautiful. The college is very proud of this green and pollution-free ambience which has been conducive to a good educational ambience. Extensive water-harvesting activity has been undertaken at various parts of the campus, resulting in very high ground-water levels. Use of in-organic fertilizers has been dispensed with and organic farming is being adopted for the kitchen gardens in the campus. Recycling of waste water has been undertaken to reuse the water from bathrooms and kitchen cleaning areas for gardening purposes. Academic Infrastructure BuildingsThe infrastructure includes buildings for Instructional Area Laboratories Library Computer Centre There is a full-fledged Building construction and maintenance wing headed by 3 site engineers, with 17 numbers of Assistant Engineers, Supervisors and workmen, in all, numbering 20. Their responsibilities include periodical maintenance of the buildings, apart from planning and construction of new buildings or extensions. EquipmentThe...

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