Find print and xerox shops near RVCE, bengaluru

### ## About this place RV College of Engineering sits on the western edge of Bengaluru along Mysore Road, sprawling across a leafy 60-odd acre campus that has shaped technical education in the city since 1963. Run by the Rashtreeya Vidyalaya Trust, RVCE draws engineering aspirants from across Karnataka and beyond, with undergraduate and postgraduate programs in everything from Computer Science and Electronics to Mechanical, Civil, and the newer AI specialisations. The campus sits in the 560059 pin belt, bordered by residential pockets like Rajarajeshwari Nagar and the busier commercial stretch where students spill out for chai, photocopies, and last-minute print runs. With 4 listed xerox and print shops clustered within walking distance of the gates, the area has quietly become a self-contained hub for everything students need on paper.

### ## Getting here and around The closest metro access is the Nagasandra station on the Green Line, after which most students hop an auto or a BMTC bus down Mysore Road. RVCE's own bus stop is a known landmark — buses numbered along the 401 series connect the campus to Majestic, Kengeri, and Vijayanagar. The campus has limited two-wheeler parking inside, and four-wheelers usually get redirected to the outer lots during peak hours. Inside the gates, walking is the only way around, and most students learn the footpaths between department blocks, the library, and the off-campus print shops within their first month.

### ## Why printing demand is high here Engineering coursework at RVCE is document-heavy in a way that smaller colleges often aren't. Every semester brings lab record submissions, mini-project reports, and main-project dissertations that run into hundreds of bound pages. Add seminar papers, conference presentations, and IEEE-format assignments, and the four nearby xerox shops see a fairly steady stream of students throughout the term. Hegde xerox And Stationary, the top-rated of the lot at 4 stars, is particularly busy in the weeks before internal assessments and during placement season, when every final-year student needs batch after batch of resumes printed, stapled, and ready for company shortlists.

### ## What people typically print here Project reports in spiral or hardbound form top the list, usually in colour for cover pages and black-and-white inside. Resume batches for campus placements are the second-biggest category — typically 20 to 50 copies at a stretch. Beyond that, students queue up for seminar paper prints, coding lab manuals with graphs and screenshots, PPT handouts in multiples of ten, and bonafide certificate photocopies needed for scholarship and internship applications.

### ## How Snaprint fits in Snaprint's kiosk network complements these neighbourhood xerox shops rather than competing with them — students can upload project files from their hostel rooms and collect finished prints from a nearby kiosk, cutting down queue time during deadline week. Independent shop owners looking to digitise their queue can list their shop on Snaprint and reach the steady RVCE student crowd. Students who want to skip the walk entirely can place a print order through Snaprint and pick up at the closest available kiosk around the 560059 campus area.