UG Handbook Updated 11 March 2021
UG Handbook Updated 11 March 2021
UG Handbook Updated 11 March 2021
Undergraduate Program of
of
2018 SCHEME
VISION
MISSION
QUALITY POLICY
CORE VALUES
Professionalism, Commitment, Integrity, Team Work and Innovation
RV College of Engineering®, Bengaluru-59
Glossary of Abbreviations
CONTENT
Described by many as insightful and hardworking, he was born and raised in a village called Madarahalli
where he discovered his passion for reading books and learning from a young age. Inspired by the
teachings of Mahatma Gandhi, Sri. Sharma joined the Indian Independence movement as a freedom
fighter where he realized his purpose of providing quality education for the development of the country.
Following the principles of the Indian educationist Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya, he initiated the
journey of RV Educational Institutions (RVEI) from a single classroom with an enrolment of 6 students.
Today, our educational ecosystem consists of 20 institutions, which are supported by more than 2000 staff
members with nearly 20000 students. Our academic infrastructure comprises of degree colleges, health
science institutions, technology institutions, pre-university colleges & schools. We initiated RV-
Skills to provide industry centered courses in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Automotive Engineering (AE)
and Very Large System Integration (VLSI). Additionally, we also have an Incubation Centre to guide
& fund budding start-ups.
At RV, we are dedicated to our mission of providing “excellence in education with societal commitment”.
Our institutions provide equal opportunities to the underprivileged and students with special needs. We
also undertake social welfare initiatives through our institutions by organizing health camps and
community awareness programs in rural areas.
We earnestly endeavor to make every student a success story. Our motto “Go, Change the world” inspires
us to create a holistic educational experience, which empowers our students to grow and develop as global
leaders who can revolutionize their respective fields for the betterment of society.
Recent awards and achievements include - Ranked 70th in the Country by National Institutional Ranking
Framework (NIRF: 2019-20), “Engineering College of the Year-2019” by the Higher Education Review
Magazine, ranked 38th in the country by The Week Magazine-2019, Ranked 6th among the top 10 of 100
Pvt. Engg. Colleges in the Country by Education World Magazine, E-LEAD Certification by QS-
IGUAGE.
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The institution is accredited by NAAC. Eleven UG programs and eligible M.Tech & MCA programs have
been accredited by NBA multiple times.
The academic activities concentrate on helping the students to gain an excellent theoretical knowledge
base and in the development of skills to implement them. The latest teaching aids from multimedia
equipment to simulation techniques ensure a thorough learning process. The college regularly invites
experts and industry professionals to impart practical skills and lessons to students. Industrial visits are
encouraged to help the students to grasp the technology at work. It is up to the student to take advantage
of opportunities provided and build a bright future.
The institution has over 50 licensed modelling, analysis and simulation software along with high-end
computing infrastructure. Focusing more research has helped RVCE to file 50 patents, of them 40 have
been published and three Patents granted recently. Around 50 – 60 percent of these patents were
undergraduate or postgraduate projects. Most of the faculty members are involved in funded projects in
the niche areas of IoT, cloud computing, Biotechnology, Robotics, and Mechatronics. This way, their
knowledge base has been enhanced.
The institution has established Interdisciplinary Research Centre, Incubation Centre, Centre of Excellence
in Macroelectronics, Centre of Excellence in Smart Antenna Systems, Centre of Excellence in
Computational Genomics and Cisco sponsored Centre of Excellence in Internet of Things, Mercedes Benz
sponsored Centre of Excellence in Automotive Mechatronics, Greaves Cotton sponsored Centre of
Excellence in e-Mobility.
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The institution is an Associate Member of Wipro-IISc Research Innovation Network and part of
developing Autonomous Vehicles. RVCE has established a knowledge and skill-based training centers in
Automotive Mechatronics in association with Mercedes Benz. Bosch Rexroth Automation technologies
Labs, Tata Ready Engineer’s program, AICTE and state sponsored on computer hardware and software
and Suryamitra – solar maintenance.
RVCE has signed MoUs with over 90 companies across the world to help students to get internships and
find research and consultancy projects for its faculty members. Many of our faculty members get to do
funded projects with the industry.
RVCE has seen a phenomenal increase in terms of number of offers and salary packages in the recent
years. More than 250 companies visit for campus recruitment. Increased number of visits by the leading
organizations for their talent search/recruit cutting across various sectors, which includes Software
Engineering & Information Technology, Chemical Process, Health Care, Bio Process, Pharmaceutical,
Construction, Manufacturing & Production, Consultancy, Business Analytics & Supply Chain
Management, e-Commerce & Retail Business, Global Finance & Banking Service, Research &
Development. Some of the companies visiting for recruitment in the above domains include Intel, IBM,
CISCO, TI, NI, NXP, Samsung, Pace, Freescale Semiconductor, Bosch, Wipro, SAP, ABB, Bosch
Rexroth, Mindtree, Infosys, Cognizant, Agilent, Hind High Vacuum, K-Pack, Kennametal, Lapp Cable,
Tejas Networks, consulting companies, Boeing Aerospace, Qualcom, Banking sector apart from startup
companies. RVCE has not felt the pinch of the sudden economic slowdown. Instead, a reverse trend has
happened at RVCE. Last year, we had over 210 companies visiting our campus for recruiting our students.
Two students of RVCE were offered a salary package of Rs. 53 Lakhs per annuam and another three
students got Rs. 49.5 Lakhs per annuam. CISCO alone has taken 50 students for Rs. 30 Lakhs per annuam.
For the academic year 2019-20, the institute has already received over 1452 job offers and the numbers
are still counting. Over 90 percent of students were placed in top firms including Customer Private
Limited, Delloite, Kirloskar Oil Engines, Accenture, Adobe Systems India, CISCO and many more. The
average packages ranged between Rs. 8-9 Lakhs per annuam.
RVCE has more than 16 INNOVATIVE TEAMS including Hybrid automobile vehicle, Unmanned
Aviation Vehicles (UAV), Drones, Robots and Racing Cars. Students were encouraged to participate in
various competitions. The information related to innovative clubs given in the cover page. They have
consistently won many awards at the Regional, University, National and International level competitions.
These teams are mentored by faculty and industry executives. The institution also has 24 professional
societies.
As an environmental initiative, the Institute has introduced several courses on Environment in the
curriculum at UG level. These include courses on Environment Technology, Biology for Engineers and
Global Electives on Green Technology, Solid waste Management, Renewable Energy, air pollution
control engineering, Water supply Engineering, Waste water Engineering, Industrial wastewater
treatment, Environmental impact assessment, Hazardous waste management etc. Further to bring in
awareness, the Institute also conducts programs like talks by experts in the field, conducting
National/International conferences/workshops, street plays, panel discussions etc that highlight emerging
environmental issues and facilitate dialogue among key stakeholders.
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Renewable resources exploitation efforts include installation of 500 KWP roof top solar power station
and solar water heaters in all the Hostels, Rain Water Harvesting (RWH) system etc. The Institute has an
excellent Waste Management System to collect, segregate and dispose of the waste generated.
1.10 GOVERNANCE:
The Governing Body of the institution consists of academicians, policy makers, industrialists,
philanthropists and nominated student members. This helps in balanced policy making, utilization of
funds and student as well as staff welfare measures. The long-term plans have been laid down in the
strategic plan document in consultation with Department committees, joint workshops of senior professors
for strategy formulation. The Institutional Monitoring Planning and Policy Implementation Committee
(IMPPIACT) consists of HoDs, Deans & Associate Deans, who are responsible for continuous
improvement through identifying needs, bringing in discipline, defining academic & research activities,
future plans etc. Various Deans viz. Academic, Student Affairs, R&D and PG Studies are responsible for
implementation, outcomes and improvements in their respective areas of responsibility at the institutional
level. Feedback systems are in place to know about the gap that exists in the current academic and other
practices, to identify opportunities for continual improvements in the institutional processes and practices
and the monitoring is through IQAC. SAP-ERP implementation for smooth administration. Mobile apps
are developed for purchase and leave management. The institution has established a sound value system
in terms of human resource policies and service rules for the employees, implemented with no
discrimination. SAP ERP package is implemented for Modules such as -Finance & Controlling (FICO),
Human Cost Management (HCM), Materials Management (MM), Success Factor involving Leave
Management System (SF) and Student Life Cycle Management (SLCM).
The college currently has student strength of about 5700, faculty strength of around 370, Technical &
Administrative Staff around 230 and about 360 Research Scholars are pursuing Ph.D.
a) UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS:
(C) DIPLOMA (UG & PG) AND CERTIFICATE COURSES /PROFICIENCY COURSES:
The institution has a provision to start Diploma (UG and PG) programs under autonomous scheme.
This will help in-house and external professionals and students to gain additional skills in the state of
the Art Technology and Science.
Proficiency / Certificate courses are also being offered from time to time for both UG and PG students
for upgrading their knowledge and skills. Such courses are open to outside participants also.
The institute may admit candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes, Scheduled tribes and any other groups
as per the guidelines issued by Government of Karnataka/AICTE/VTU from time to time.
The admissions are as per the GoK norms through KEA. http://kea.kar.nic.in/cet
• All students have to undergo Continuous Internal Evaluation (CIE) which includes tests, quizzes,
experiential learning, assignments and seminars.
• At the end of the semester eligible students have to take Semester End Examination (SEE) for both
theory and practical.
• Student declared as Not Satisfied Attendance Requirements (NSAR) or Not Satisfied Sessional
Requirements (NSSR) is not eligible to take up Semester End Examination (SEE) in that particular
Course including laboratory if any.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS: Academic Calendar will be prepared before the commencement of the
academic year and published in the college website (www.rvce.edu.in)
If special / remedial classes are arranged by the departments, students will have to mandatorily stay
beyond working hours/ time table including Saturdays. These classes will be counted for attendance.
INDUCTION PROGRAM: The All-India Council of Technical Education (AICTE) in its recent
guidelines has made it mandatory to conduct 3 weeks induction program for first year students of 2018
admission students. Following the guidelines, at RVCE we have proposed to have THREE weeks of
program in FIRST semester and ONE week of program in SECOND semester.
The main concern and responsibility of institutions imparting higher education is to develop manpower
of well-trained engineers with sensitized concern towards oneself, one’s family, society and nation at
large. Students, who enter the professional course, need to acclimatize to the new environment, set a
healthy daily routine, create a bonding between the teacher and a student, develop awareness, sensitivity
and understanding of the self, society at large and inculcate in them the ethics of the institution with a
sense of larger purpose. The graduating student should have knowledge and skills in the area of his study.
Character needs to be nurtured as an essential quality by which he/she would understand and fulfill his/her
responsibility as an engineer, a citizen and a human being. The idea of introducing induction program in
the curriculum is to equip the students with communication skills, and get them acquainted with the
culture of institution and human values. A student has to undergo this induction program after joining the
institute and before the commencement of classes.
1 Day college regular student admitted to the 4 years Degree 100 Points
program
2 Student entering 4 years degree program through lateral entry 75 Points
3 Students transferred from other Universities to fifth semester 50 Points
• Duration of the program: anytime during the semester weekends and holidays, as per the interest and
convenience of the student from the year of entry to the program. However, minimum hours specified
must be satisfied;
• Activity Points (non-credit) have no effect on SGPA/CGPA and shall not be considered for vertical
progression;
• The Activity Points earned shall be reflected on the students eighth semester Grade card;
• In case students fail to earn the prescribed activity points, Eighth semester Grade Card shall be issued
only after earning the required activity points. Students shall be admitted for the award of degree only
after the release of the Eighth semester Grade card.
• The consolidated report of activity points earned by the students will be sent to the University. A
notification in this respect will be issued by Registrar (Evaluation), VTU, Belagavi.
Following suggestive activities may be carried out by students in teams as per their choice:
Performance
Minimum duration
Sl. appraisal/
Activity Head
No. Maximum
Weeks Hours
points/activity
Helping local schools to achieve good result and enhance
01
their enrolment in Higher/technical/ vocational education. 2 80-90 20
Preparing an actionable business proposal for enhancing the
02 2 80-90 20
village income.
03 Developing Sustainable Water management system. 2 80-90 20
04 Tourism promotion through innovative approaches. 2 80-90 20
05 Promotion of appropriate technologies. 2 80-90 20
06 Reduction in energy consumption. 2 80-90 20
07 To skill rural population. 2 80-90 20
08 Facilitating 100% digitized money transactions. 2 80-90 20
Setting of the information imparting club for women leading
09 2 80-90 20
to contribution in social and economic issues.
Developing and managing efficient garbage disposable
10 2 80-90 20
system.
11 To assist the marketing of rural produce. 2 80-90 20
12 Food preservation/ packaging. 2 80-90 20
13 Automation of local activities. 2 80-90 20
14 Spreading public awareness under rural outreach program. 2 80-90 20
Contribution to any national level initiative of Government of
15 India. For eg. Digital India, Skill India, Swachh Bharat 2 80-90 20
Internship etc.
Note:
1. If a candidate drops a course, then that particular course has to be taken up only in regular semester
but not in fast-track.
2. This facility is not applicable for first year students.
(e) Withdrawal from Courses: A student may opt to withdraw from a course on or before the date
specified in the calendar of events. Such student who wants to utilize this facility has to submit an
application through the HoD to Dean (Academics), in consultation with counselor, parent and HoD
of the respective department. The candidate should have fulfilled the attendance criteria (for the
course/s that he / she want to withdraw). The withdrawn course(s) are recorded in the Grade Card as
‘W’ grade. However, such withdrawals will be permitted without prejudice to the minimum number
of credits as specified in (d). This facility is not applicable for first year students.
b) The basis for the calculation of the attendance shall be the period prescribed by the Institution through
its calendar of events. For late admission / transfer of students from other institutes/universities the
date of admission to First year BE would be considered for the calculation of attendance (this rule
does not apply to higher semesters).
c) The students will be informed about the attendance position periodically by the college notifying the
status before each CIE and during the multiple counseling sessions. Student declared as NSAR is
not eligible to take up SEE in that particular course.
d) If a student does not fulfill the attendance requirements in any course, he/she is not permitted to attend
the Semester End Examination in that particular course.
Note:
1. The above figure shall be multiplied by a factor of 2 in the case of Fast Track Semester.
2. In addition, non-credit theory, practical training, study tours, guest lectures that do not carry any
credits may be prescribed in the curriculum, but are mandatory. For the award of vertical
progression and degree these will be considered as any other credit courses.
(ii) Terminal Examination designated as Semester End Examination (SEE) will be conducted jointly
with an external examiner. This will include a written examination for theory courses and
practical/design examination including viva-voce for laboratory / design courses. Controller of
Examinations (CoE) in coordination with Dean Academics, and Board of Examiners implements
the SEE process.
Semester End Examination (SEE): Total marks: 100+50=150 Theory – 100 Marks
SEE for 100 marks is awarded by means of an examination. The Question paper for each course
contains two parts, Part – A and Part – B. Part – A consists of objective type questions for 20 marks
covering the complete syllabus. Part – B consists of five main questions, one
from each unit for 16 marks adding up to 80 marks. Each main question may have sub questions.
The question from Units I, IV and V have no internal choice. Units II and III have internal choice
in which both questions cover entire unit having same complexity in terms of course outcomes and
Bloom’s taxonomy level.
Laboratory- 50 Marks
Experiment Conduction with proper results is evaluated for 40 marks and Viva is for 10 marks.
Total SEE for laboratory is 50 marks.
b) In the credit system, both CIE and SEE will have equal (50:50) weightage. A student's
performance in a course is judged by taking into account the performance in both CIE and SEE.
c) The marks obtained by the student in CIE will be displayed in the respective departments and the
students are expected to affix their signatures during a prescribed period as a confirmation of their
verification of the marks.
d) An average course load of 22 credits per semester with its minimum and maximum limits being
fixed at 16 and 28 credits respectively will be followed as per the recommendation of BoS and
Academic Council.
e) The number of credits is clearly defined in the scheme of study. All the students of B.E. are required
to compulsorily register for all the courses prescribed for regular semester.
f) Faculty Advisors / Counselors will monitor the student's CIE performance; take further steps to
advice the student accordingly. As a follow up of this, each student will be advised to continue with
the average load, drop courses or withdraw from them as indicated in 3.2 (d) and 3.2 (e).
g) This would also help in planning the course load of students between the minimum of 16 and
maximum of 28 credit limits in the successive semesters based on faculty advice and on their
performance in CIE and SEE in the preceding semester and of CIE in the current semester.
h) Students who wish to accelerate the rate of accumulation of credits by registering up-to the
maximum of 28 credits course load and continuing with them in the ensuing regular semesters based
on counselor’s advice and Dean Academics and performance in CIE and SEE in the preceding
semester. This shall be notified by the Dean Academics from time to time. This facility will not be
available for the first and second semester students.
4.2.2 Scheme of Continuous Internal Evaluation for courses with laboratory Continuous Internal
Evaluation (CIE): Total marks: 100 + 50 = 150.
Laboratory - 50 Marks
The Laboratory session is held every week as per the time table and the performance of the student is
evaluated in every session. The average of marks over number of weeks is considered for 30 marks. At
the end of the semester a test is conducted for 10 marks. The students are encouraged to implement
additional innovative experiments in the lab and are rewarded for 10 marks. Total marks for the laboratory
is 50.
a) Letter Grades: Letter grade is basically a qualitative measure (an alphabet/letter) giving the
performance of a student, such as, Outstanding (S), Excellent (A), Very Good (B), Good (C), Above
Average (D), Average (E) and Fail (F), based on the score. This is arrived at after the student's
performance in a course, which includes both CIE and SEE.
b) The range of marks for each letter grade shall be as given in the following Table 4.3.
c) Grade Points: Depending on the letter grades assigned, a student earns certain grade points. In the
10-point grading system, that is followed, the grade points earned for different letter grades are given
in Table 4.3.
d) Grade point averages SGPA and CGPA: The grade points earned for each course are used further for
calculating semester grade point average (SGPA) and the cumulative grade point average (CGPA),
both of which being important performance indices of the student.
(i) SGPA (Semester Grade Point Average) is the performance index of a student in a semester and is
calculated as follows:
(ii) CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average) is the performance index of a student of all the previous
semesters and is calculated as follows:
The SGPA and CGPA respectively facilitate the declaration of academic performance of a student at the
end of the semester and the end of successive semesters).
(i) Transitional Grades: The transitional grades, such as ’I’, 'W' and 'X' shall be awarded to a student
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in the following cases. These shall be converted into one or the other of the letter grades (S-F) after
student completes his/ her course requirements, including examinations;
Grade 'I': Awarded to a student having satisfactory attendance at classes and meeting the passing
standard at CIE in a course, but remained absent from SEE for valid and convincing reasons
acceptable to the college, like
(ii) Severe illness or accidents, which disable him/her from attending SEE.
(iii) A calamity in the family at the time of SEE, which required the student to be away from the college.
The candidate or the parents should inform the incident to the Chief Superintendent of Examination
before the commencement of particular examination. The documents related to the incident shall be
submitted to the Controller of Examinations with in a week’s time from the date of that particular
examination or last day of that particular even/ odd semester examination, whichever is earlier.
(iv) Any other exigency which the Grading Advisory Committee thinks requires a consideration, like a
student representing the institution / state / university / nation in university / state / national /
international level events / competition. In such case, the student is required to take prior permission
from Head of the institution with relevant documents. The student should also submit the proof of
having attended the event / competition immediately after returning, without which the transitional
grade will not be considered. IF the student does not submit the relevant documents that supports
claim of the candidate to abstain from the examination if not submitted within the prescribed period,
such applications are liable to rejected for I grade. The grading advisory committee’s decision
regarding the awarding the I grade is final.
Grade 'W': Awarded to a student having satisfactory attendance at classes, but withdrawing from that
course before the prescribed date in a semester under faculty advice.
Grade 'X': Awarded to a student having attendance (> = 85%) and CIE rating (> = 90%) in a course, but
SEE performance observed to be ‘F’, which could result in an overall F grade in the course.
b) Earning Credit : A Student would be considered to have completed a course successfully and earned
the credits, if he/she secures a letter grade other than NSAR,NSSR,NE I, W, X or F in that course.
Grade F in any course implies failure in that course.
b) Successive Failures
If a student fails (Grade F / Absent) to pass a course and earn the required credits prescribed for the
course even after five (5) attempts, the admission of the student to the program will be terminated
and the student will be informed to leave the program of study. However, such a student may seek
readmission to the program at the institution as a fresh candidate to the first year.
c) A regular student admitted to B.E. program shall complete the course within eight academic years,
from the year of admission. A student who is admitted directly to third semester under lateral entry
scheme shall complete all the courses with in a period of six academic years from the date of first
admission in to the B.E Program, failing which he / she has to discontinue the course.
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c) Fast Track Semester: The Fast-Track semester is provided to facilitate or as a recourse to such
students who have absented themselves from attending CIE or SEE without valid reasons;
OR
Who have been unsuccessful (Grade F) in attaining the minimum passing standards prescribed for
SEE;
OR
Who have been detained for want of Sessional marks (CIE < 40%) and declared NSSR.
OR
Who have been detained for want of attendance (NSAR)
OR
Who have withdrawn (Grade W) from a course.
• Such students shall be required to re-register for the course(s) and go through CIE and SEE again and
obtain a grade equal to or better than E in each case. The re-registration shall be possible when the
particular course is offered again either in a Fast-Track Semester (for regular students) or Main
(odd/even) semester (for year back students).
• Course load will be specified for Fast Track Semester, for smooth operation of the program. For this
purpose, a committee consisting of Dean (Academics), HoD and counselors is formed and the
students are expected to contact them for any assistance and clarification.
• A student can register for a maximum of four courses in the fast-track semester. The registered course
can be laboratory and theory courses and the total credits put together should not exceed 16.
All the students must mandatorily register for Fast track semester and compulsorily attend all the Fast-
track classes, for all the courses registered and re-earn the CIE.
Students, who have applied for Revaluation or Makeup, can also register for Fast track; however, if they
clear the courses in revaluation or makeup, the registration amount will be refunded.
d) MAKE-UP EXAMINATION:
Make-up examination facility is available to those students who have missed SEE in one or more course
in a semester and has been declared as’ I’ grade. Students having 'X' grade shall also be eligible to take
advantage of this facility. The make-up examination would be held as per dates notified by the
Controller of Examinations normally immediately 10 days after the announcement of the results. In all
these cases, the standard of the Make-up Examination shall be the same as that of the regular SEE for the
Courses. There shall be no Make-Up examination for Fast track semester.
In case where the student fails to take make-up examination the actual grade obtained in the regular
examination will be considered as the final grade in the course (i.e ‘F’ grade in case of ‘X’ grade and ‘Ab’
in case of ‘I’ grade).
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4.8 MALPRACTICE:
A student who is booked under malpractice will be prevented from writing that particular examination
from the instant he/she is booked for malpractice (Possession of manuscripts/printed material related
or not related to the concerned course of exam; Possession and /or use of mobile phones or any other
electronic gadgets, revealing identity in the answer scripts, destroying evidence of malpractice,
impersonation, misbehavior, misconduct or any other malpractice related to examination). The
candidate shall be required to appear before the malpractice investigating committee. The day, date and
time will be specified by the Chief Superintendent / Controller of Examination. If found guilty, depending
on the severity of the case, the committee will impose an appropriate punishment as per the Examination
Regulations and Guidelines. In such cases, the said course will be awarded with a credit of '0'(Zero) with
the grade ‘NE’ for the calculation of SGPA.
Award of Class: Using the above formula the grade point to percentage of Marks is given in the Table-
4.11
Table 4.11: Percentage Equivalence of Grade Points (For a 10 – Point Scale)
(ii) A candidate who has passed in all the courses of 1st / 3rd to 8th semesters in one / multiple sittings
securing not less than 6.75 but less than 7.75 CGPA shall be declared to be eligible for the award of
B.E. Degree in First Class.
(iii) A Candidate who has passed in all the courses of 1st / 3rd to 8th semesters securing not less than 5.75
but less than 6.75 CGPA shall be declared to be eligible for the award of BE degree in Second Class.
(iv) A Candidate who has passed in all the courses of 1st / 3rd to 8th semesters securing less than 5.75
and not less than 5 CGPA shall be declared to be eligible for the award of BE degree in Pass class.
Note: From II year onwards, the number of maximum credits that a student can register in a semester
shall be 28. In any case, the number of credits shall not be less than 16 after dropping /
withdrawal of a course/(s) in that semester
5.1 BE(HONORS):
An increasingly interconnected global economy as a result of globalization is creating collaborative
opportunities and competitive pressures requiring broadly educated engineers and business professionals.
Also, the next generation engineers have to practice an interdisciplinary approach to problem solving.
To encourage and groom engineering students during their engineering program to become self-motivated
independent investigators, critical thinkers and problem solvers, good communicators, effective managers
and lifelong learners, AICTE has introduced a scheme wherein a student has to earn 18 or more additional
credits through Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs).
To cater the engineering skill requirements of the next generation due to continuously changing
expectations of the industry, society and global stakeholder community owing to technology growth and
globalization, RVCE intends to equip its students with interdisciplinary knowledge. By introducing this
scheme, RVCE is one of the first few technical institutions to implement a few objectives of NEP 2020
with immediate effect.
The objectives of decorating the students with superior academic ability with Honours are to:
• Encourage the advanced levels of study and multidisciplinary learning;
• Specialize in a focused area of your interest;
• Learn new skills and methodologies pertaining to your areas of interest;
• Cultivate a sustaining interest in advanced education and research;
• Gain recognition at the time of graduation for advanced, distinguished work as an undergraduate;
REGISTRATION PROCEDURE:
a) Any students meeting the above criteria and intending to register for the Honours qualification shall
apply to the University through the Principal of his/her college in the prescribed form along with
the application fees within 15 working days after notification by the University;
b) No limit on the number of students registering for the award of Degree of B.E Honours;
c) The Registrar shall notify the list of registered students within 15 working days on the
University Notice Board and send the copies to Colleges prescribed;
d) The registered students should pay a one-time Non-Refundable fee as prescribed by the
University to confirm the registration;
ADDITIONAL COURSEWORK:
a) In addition to the courses (prescribed in respective program) to be completed from fifth
semester to eight semester, the student has to complete the online courses as notified by the
university, offered by NPTEL or any other MOOC courses and complete the courses irrespective
of the number of attempts with final score (Online Assignments: 25% and Final Exam:75%)
leading to NPTEL Elite(60 to 75%)/Elite +Silver (76 to 89%)/Elite +Gold (>=90%);
b) The student shall be permitted to drop the registered coursework & select alternative
coursework in case they do not appear for the proctored exam or do not complete the proctored
exam;
c) The University shall announce the BoS approved list of MOOC Courses corresponding to each
engineering program. The University shall have the freedom to review and approve additional online
courses from time to time;
d) The student shall choose the number of online courses with credits summing up to 18 or more
credits from the list of approved online courses;
e) No Autonomous/Non-Autonomous college under the university shall conduct the exam for these
online courses and award 18 or more credits to confer B.E Honours;
Assigned Credits
Online Course Duration Assigned Credits
04 Weeks 01
08 Weeks 02
12 Weeks 03
Sl No Government scholarships
01 SC/ST Scholarship
02 SC/ST Fee Concession (Free ship)
03 KEA 2010 Subsidy scholarships
04 MHRD (PU Board) (DBT)
05 Jharkhand State Tribal Co-Op Development Corp
06 BCM (OBC) Scholarship
07 Bihar / Samastipur OBC Scholarship
08 Karnataka Minorities Development Corp., Loan
09 K K Education / Alhaj Attar / Mamoor Welfare Trust
10 Dept Of Sainik Welfare For Ex Service Children
11 BBMP Mahanagara Palike/ Town / City Municipal
12 Merit Scholarship DTE Assam Gauwhati
13 N H F D C Faridabad
14 Merit Scholarship DTE Karnataka
15 Merit –Cum- Means (DBT)
16 Karnataka Employees Welfare Association
17 Nalanda / Samastipur Jilla Kalyan scholarship
Corporate Scholarships
18 ABB JDF Foundation
19 Cognizant Foundation
20 Schneider Electric India Foundation
21 Foundation for Excellence
22 Mercedez Benz Scholarship
23 Boeing
24 Kennametal Scholarship
25 Raghuvendra Singh Foundation
26 Intel Scholarships
27 M/s Meritor- CVS India (P) Ltd
28 Sitram Jindal Scholarship
29 NTT Data Inc Scholarship
NGO Scholarships
30 Arunodaya Scholarship for TE & ECE Students( Means)
31 Sarthaka Trust
Alumni Scholarships
32 Alumni Association of RVCE
33 Alumni 1979 Batch of E&C
Students can contact [email protected] for the further details and applications
Web OPAC: The availability of books in main library and to check number of books borrowed by the
reader can be accessed through any internet browser with the link http://112.133.207.137/opac.
Online access: IP enabled online access facilities for e-books and journals have been provided for
students and faculties throughout the campus and at home. Website https://rvce.edu.in//lib-journals.
Placement Performance
Table: 5.5 Placement Performances
Particulars 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19
No. of offers made 1177 1200 1207 1143 1452
No of companies that visited RVCE 124 148 172 215 240
The Placement and training department conducts various mandatory programs to enhance the
personality, communication skills and employability of graduates. The students who do not satisfactory
complete these trainings may be barred from attending placement drives.
Hostel Facility
(a) There are four BOYS Hostels in the campus catering to over 1200 inmates.
(b) There are two Ladies Hostels located near to the college.
(c) All the hostels in the campus are equipped with modern kitchen equipment and solar heating
facility.
(d) Hostels are provided with Internet & common TV Room, Indoor Games facilities.
• Boarders are a part and parcel of the hostel blocks and mess Administration
• Boarders who excel in academics are given awards.
Boarders are encouraged to take part in NSS, NCC, Rotract, Raag and Sports activities.
GIRLS HOSTEL
Name of the Hostel Used by Boys No. of Total
Rooms occupancy
Smt.Sushilamma & G K Srinivasaiah BE Students 6 132
Memorial RVCE Girls Hostel 6
Hiranya Hostel 1st Year BE Students 3 90
3
Sri Venkatadri Nilaya- RVCE Girls 1st Year BE / M.Tech 6 140
Hostel / MCA Students 7
They Regularly participate in street plays, theatre & solo competitions in various colleges. Qualified
prelims for mega fests at IIT-B & IIT-KGP, won national level street play competition in BITS-GOA
annual fest, IISC and IIM-Bangalore. Also won many accolades in street plays and theatre, with a motive
to promote social awareness on various causes with good content and creativity.
(H) DEBSOC
RVCE Debating Society is a high achieving society that
participates in and organizes Parliamentary Debating
Tournaments. Since its inception in 2003, RVCE Debating
Society has been a society that has focused on excellence
and inclusion. They train our juniors in the activity of
Parliamentary Debating, providing them a worldview in
several aspects beyond their academic skills. Through this
society and the training, it provides, members significantly
develop their public speaking skills and confidence. They
diversify their viewpoints and move towards developing as
individuals.
As a society they have achieved several notable feats on a
national and international level.
(J) Sanskriti (The Arts Club): A club to promote fine arts and crafts.
To spread the message about the importance of physical fitness and to understand our social responsibility,
the Utsarga Marathon is organized every year. The funds collected are channeled for girl child education,
women empowerment activities and child welfare programs.
As a part of our contribution towards rural upliftment, NSS RVCE organizes village visit programs.
Volunteers get a chance to interact and empathize with the underprivileged people. Appropriate projects
to transfer technology to these areas are taken up. Also, volunteers take part in activities like government
school rejuvenation, plantation drives and awareness drives.
Activities for inclusion of especially abled people are taken up by NSS every year. Cricket tournament
for blind people is one of our steps towards this initiative. Donating used books and hard bounds for the
preparation of brile books for blind people is another important activity in this regard.
NCC RVCE keeps on organizing talks from eminent officials in military and civil services. A few of
previous talks organized at RV College in the recent years were by Lt. General PG Kamath
(PVSM,AVSM,YSM,SM) on “Career opportunities for Engineers and Life experience in Defence” ,
Brigadier Raj Bahadur Sharma, VSM on “National Security”, Brig. A Arun SM, DDG HQ, Recruiting
Zone, Bangalore on “Leadership Qualities”, Air Commodore M M Ali, VVIP Pilot, Indian Air Force on
“SSB Process”. It helps the cadets and other students of college to get insight of Defence and Civil
services. Motivational talks like these help them to introspect and make good decisions in life in terms
of Career and also as a responsible citizen. NCC Cadets and other students have joined Defence Services
and have cleared UPSC exams to become IAS and IPS Officers.
c) Ragging Menace is a criminal offence and such of the students who involve in ragging will be
rusticated from the college. Further, their University degree and conduct certificates will be
embossed in BOLD letters with a statement that they indulged in ragging.
d) Students indulging and/or encouraging ragging will not be eligible for placement services, hostel
facility, air concession, railway concession, scholarships, passport/visa clearance etc.
e) Photographs of students who have been involved in ragging shall be published in the notice board
and also published in local newspapers.
f) Enquiry committee's decision regarding the punishment is final.
g) The offence of ragging is not only punishable under Section 116 of the Karnataka Education Act,
1983, but also under various provisions envisaged in Sections 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115,
116,302,305,306, 339, 340, 341. 342, 343, 344, 346, 347, 354, 359, 368,448,451 and 506 of the
Indian Penal Code (IPC).
KEY EXECUTIVES
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Designation Name E-Mail ID Contact No.
No.
1 Principal Dr. Subramanya K N [email protected] 080-67178020
2 Dean Academics Dr. Shanmukha Nagaraj [email protected] 080-6717 8346
3 Dean Student Affairs Dr. Uma B V [email protected] 080-6717 8345
4 Controller of Examination Dr. G. Sadashivappa [email protected] 080-6717 8163
Dean Placements &
5 Dr. Ranganath D [email protected] 080-6717 8052
Training
6 Dean (R&D) Dr. H Narashima Murthy [email protected] 080-6717 8106
Dean (PG & Research) for
7 Dr. Rajashree Shettar [email protected] 080-6717 8178
Circuit Programs
Dean (PG & Research) for
8 Dr. Renuka Devi M V [email protected] 080-6717 8317
Non-Circuit Programs
Lt. Col. Ishwar G
9 Deputy Director [email protected] 080-6717 8099
Doddamani (Retd.)
Maj. Raghavendra C
10 Facility Manager [email protected] 080-6717 8030
(Retd)
Chief Warden,
11 Prof. P. Nagaraju [email protected] 080-6717 8424
RVCE Boys Hostel
Deputy Warden, RVCE
12 Dr. Manjunatha Reddy [email protected] 080-6717 8125
Boys Hostel
Chief Warden,
13 Dr. K.V.Padmaja [email protected] 080-6717 8330
RVCE Girls Hostel
Deputy Warden, RVCE
14 Dr. Sudha Kamath M K [email protected] 080-6717 8037
Girls Hostel
15 Campus Doctor Dr. Sudharshan B.G. [email protected] 080-6717 8100
16 Librarian Dr. T.R.Sridevi [email protected] 080-6717 8057