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Rajarambapu Institute of Technology (RIT) has consistently demonstrated its commitment to academic excellence and innovation in education. RIT was granted academic autonomy in the year 2011-12. This status has paved the way for us to design curricula that are finely attuned to the dynamic needs of the business and industrial sectors. Our journey towards academic excellence has been marked by a multitude of initiatives aimed at fostering research, knowledge creation, and the delivery of education with a focus on nurturing socially-responsible professionals.
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In line with our commitment to staying at the forefront of educational innovation, RIT has decided to incorporate the provisions of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 into our curriculum for the 2022-2026 batch across all programs. This strategic move reflects our dedication to providing our students with a holistic and future-oriented education that prepares them to excel in an ever-changing global landscape. The NEP 2020 integration is poised to further enhance the quality and relevance of our academic offerings, making RIT a beacon of excellence in higher education.
Key features of NEP 2020 at RIT are given below.
Under NEP 2020 students can opt one of the vertical from four as given in table no 1.
| Levels | Qualification Title | Other Terminology | Credit Required to earn degree at RIT |
| 6.0 | 4-Years (B.E./ B.Tech. or Equivalent) in Engg./ Tech. with Multidisciplinary Minor(MDM) | B.Tech. with MDM (Major) | 170 |
| 6.0 | 4-Years (B.E./ B.Tech. or Equivalent) in Engg./ Tech. with Multidisciplinary Minor + Honors | B.Tech with MDM + Honors | 188 |
| 6.0 | 4-Years (B.E./ B.Tech. or Equivalent) in Engg./ Tech. with Multidisciplinary Minor + Honors with Research | B.Tech with MDM + Honors Research | 188 |
| 6.0 | 4-Years (B.E./ B.Tech. or Equivalent) in Engg./ Tech. with Multidisciplinary Minor + Specialization Minors | B.Tech with MDM + Specialization Minor (Double Minor) | 188 |
Table.1 Qualification Title.
4. Curriculum Development Process at RIT:
Each department in RIT has established Board of Studies (BOS). It comprises Industry experts, Parents, Alumni, students and faculty of the department. BOS of each department develops the initial version of the curriculum based on inputs regarding course outcomes, content of the syllabus from members. Moreover, feedback is collected from different stakeholders like alumni, employers etc. to be considered for designing the curriculum. BOS comprises employers of national and international organizations who give the inputs regarding local, regional and global needs. Moreover, faculty of the institute attend the webinars, seminars, conferences hosted by IUCEE, GEDC and others to get exposure of recent technologies and global requirements to be incorporated in curriculum. Finally, curriculum is presented in the Academic Council (AC) meeting for final approval.
5. Implementation of Three track Project System
RIT has implemented a Three Track Project System for all Final Year B.Tech students to provide flexible and industry-relevant project opportunities.
In the 8th semester, students select one of the following three internship/project tracks based on their interests and career goals:
This system aims to enhance practical learning and better prepare students for professional challenges by aligning projects with their aspirations and industry demands.
