Rajasthan Technical University (RTU)

The Rajasthani government founded Rajasthan Technical University (RTU) in 2006 with the goal of improving technical education there.
Attain academic excellence in engineering by providing the students with in-depth information, encouraging research activities, and meeting changing societal, global, and industrial demands.
To give pupils a high-quality engineering education.

Provide cutting-edge technical instruction.

To create industry-institute contact to prepare students for the workplace.

Encourage research-based initiatives and projects in order to establish the department as a centre of excellence for research.

Rajasthan’s Kota is the home of Rajasthan Technical University.

Rajasthan Technical University (RTU) Kota offers nearly all technical education courses, including B.Tech, M.Tech, MBA, MCA, and BHMCT, and is accredited by both the UGC and AICTE. Some of the university’s technical courses also accept entrance tests for admission.

At Rajasthan Technical University, the placement process is completed in three stages. The T&P Cell at RTU trains students for aptitude and reasoning tests, group discussions, presentations, technical interviews, and human resources interviews. The cell’s participants invite experts to instruct the pupils. Selection Method: The interested students must show up for the written aptitude test (called an aptitude test), which is followed by a round of group discussions and an interview. Students who demonstrate the capability to advance to the technical interview and HR interview rounds will receive an offer letter.

Leading employers include TCS, Infosys, Cognizant, L&T, Tech Mahindra (MBT), Vatika, Simplex, Hindalco, Samtel Group, NEI, Wipro Infotech, CMC, HCL, Impetus Computing Systems, Policy Management System, DCM, IDEA, BGR Energy, Gammon India, Vedanta, Ansal, and Aditya Group.

There are numerous colleges associated with Rajasthan Technical University. Many such colleges provide their students with excellent funding options. Scholarship programmes established by the state or the federal government may help students.