RV College of Engineering, Bangalore
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RV College of engineering focuses on each and every student of every branch and that’s the reason they have limited number of seats in each branches. Bangalore is the IT capital so most of the students prefer computer science as the 1st priority, but seeing there teaching methodology you
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Since i am unaware of your examinatioon deatols
would recommend you to go through the link below
https://engineering.careers360.com/gate-score-predictor
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In RVCE Bangalore, admissions are done on the basis of rank in KEA CET (45% seats) and on the basis of rank in COMED-K (30% seats).
For general category, you can see cutoff trends for COMED-K at : https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/rv-college-of-engineering-bangalore/cutoff
For KCET cutoff trends see : https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/rv-college-of-engineering-bangalore/cutoff
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Hello Aarzoo,
According to the last year cut off's it is difficult that you will get admission in CSE in this college. The 2016 cut off for cse is 517 and for 2017 it is 373, the cut off's can have some deviations. You can get admission in other fields
Hello Ayush,
According to the last year cut off's it is difficult that you will get admission in CSE in this college. The 2016 cut off for cse is 517 and for 2017 it is 373. You can get admission in other fields of engineering in this college
All the
┐ б ┐ бо 8ОΘO8 If it is management quota admission then you must choose your college wisely and RVCE is the first preferred option. As a candidate or parent you should never take this opportunity for granted. Money can buy you the seat, but it’s not a replacement for
hello rupesh,
use the link below for college prediction
https://engineering.careers360.com/comedk-college-predictor
also, use the link below to check your branch availability
https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/rv-college-of-engineering-bangalore/cutoff
BE bioetch ,civil ,chemical enginering are such branches that areoffered by the college
Hi Akshya,
My suggestion to you would be , being a mechanical engineer graduate you should opt for MTech rather than choosing MBA , if you get a good experience after doin MTech you would definately get salary hike in you domain.
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All the best.
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