Ramaiah Institute of Technology, Bangalore
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Mechanical engineering is a good domain to pursue by which you will become a developer of Engines, Design Engineer , Instrumentation Engineer, Automation Engineer ,among them you can go with both NIE Mysore and MS Ramaiah Institute of Technology they both are good in Mechanical Engineering.
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Admission to the course of MCA at MSRIT is provided on the basis of KMAT or Karnataka PGCET – anyone entrance exam is mandatory. The eligibility criteria is stated below:
Bachelor’s degree with 50% marks in degree with Mathematics/ Statistics/ Business Mathematics/ Computer Applications/ Business Statistics / Computer Science/ Computer
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RVCE EEE will be the best option as they offer the best placements feom any college in Bangalore. The faculty there are well qualified than any other college there. The number of companies coming to RVCE are more than 100 since 2015. The other colleges mentioned are not that
Dear Anubhav Thakur,
Pursuing a Bachelors in Technology in the stream of CSE at MSRIT is better than joining for ISE at RVCE. CSE is the future of technology and has a fair chance of having a decent placement. You just need to wrap yourself up with coding and taking
Dear Student,
It is hard to say that you will get a seat or not. I mean if we consider your caste reservation then also it is difficult . You can wit but it would be great that you look for other colleges .
Hope I can help you out.
See in terms of Infrastructure both the institutes are great. From the point of view of curriculum, PES University have a more industry oriented curriculum compared to that of MSRIT (MSRIT is affiliated by Visvesvaraya Technological University, Belagavi ). Apart from this PES have a better placement percentage for the
Hi Aspirant,
Hope you are doing great as per the question asked by you. MSRIT provides admission into B. Arch course based on the NATA exam. Students need to secure a minimum of 40% marks to be eligible for admission. The fee for pursuing BArch courses in the management quota
Hi Vishwas,
It is difficult to predict because cut-offs varies from year to year and depends on many factors like
*Number of students appeared in the exam
*Caste Category of the students
*Difficulty level of the exam
*Number of seats available, etc.
You have not mentioned your Caste Category, so
hiii ,
no , its very unlikely that you will get any of these colleges in CSE or IT branch but some of the great colleges you can get are
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