Hi dear,

Hope you are doing well!

Now let's go through your question.

Yes, it's a good institute for CSE.

Key Companies like Wipro, TCS, HCL, Dell, Nokia, Bosch and many other companies hire from this institution. Average Salary figures are around INR 3 lakh per annum.

To get Admission

Hello dhanush I

Hands down SVIT.

I am doing my undergrad in CSE from SVIT currently. I have participated in some national/regional level hackathons. Won in some, learnt in all. (Hence, I qualify to answer your question)

SVIT has one of best teaching faculty when it come to computer science

Hello Dhanush,

Atria Institute of Technology is great in terms of:

Placements : Placements are good. We have the highest paid companies. 100% of the students were placed in our college. Our seniors were offered all kinds of roles in different companies. They also had internships from different companies. So,

Hi dear,

Hope you are doing well!

Now let's go through your question.

Review:

Fee Structure And Facilities

The fee is feasible when I started college it was 20000 per year and in my final year it is 30000 apart from the vet fee or any other means of admission

Dear Aspirant,

      I understand your concern regarding placements in Atria institute of technology, Bangalore. And, I'm here to help you regarding your query !!

             Firstly, the placements are very good in Atria institute of technology, but only for the core branches like Computer science, Information Science, etc.., the placement trainings

Hello Anil,

The academic session 2018-2019 at Atria Institute of Technology, Bangalore for the 1st Semester will start from 13th August, 2019.

Please feel free to comment below for further assitance.

All the best!

Hello dear,

this college is affiliated to VTU.overall this college is average, teaching faculty is average, placement is low mean a poor faculty team with no placement.

you can check review:
https://engineering.careers360.com/atria-institute-technology-bangalore/reviews

good luck

No, it is affiliated to VTU, not autonomous.