Compare Sir MVIT vs Sri Sairam College of Engineering, Bangalore

Admission through CET :

The government of Karnataka conducts the Common Entrance Test tentatively in the month of April every year. Karnataka domicile students can apply for this test and the allotment of the seats is done online. 45% of the seats of the total intake are to be filled through CET. In addition to this, 5% of Super-numerary quota (SNQ) seats are also made available for the meritorious- economically weaker students with the tuition fee waiver provision.

Admission through COMED-K :

Consortium of the management of the private colleges of Karnataka conducts this test tentatively in the month of May every year. Both Karnataka & Non-Karnataka students can appear for this test. 30% of the seats of the total intake are to be filled through COMED-K test.

Admission through Management Quota :

25% of the seats of the total intake are to be filled through management quota. Provisional admission formality starts in the month of April every year.

The Admissions will be done as per the Govt. of Karnataka norms.

• Students who appeared in Entrance Exams like KEA, COMEDK, JEE Mains, etc., will be given preference.

Passed 10+2 examination with Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects along with one among Chemistry/ Biotechnology/ Biology/ Technical Vocational Subject. Obtained atleast 45% marks (40% in case of candidate belonging to reserved category of Karnataka) in the above subjects taken together.

The Candidates shall have passed Pre-University or XII standard or equivalent examinations held preceding the entrance test with Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects, along with one of the following subjects: Chemistry / Biology / Bio-Technology, and have secured not less than 45% of the aggregate marks in optional subjects with English as one of the Languages for admissions to Engineering & Technology courses or as revised by the All India Council for Technical Education from time to time.