Sir/Madam i am now entering into 4 th year of engineering.i want to join in MBA through entrance exams so in which time i should attend exam

`ℸϬℸϬ⚙8⚙⚙⚙8 for admission RVCE is one of the finest colleges for engineering in India.Let me justify this on the basis of three factors:

Infrastructure: The campus is really very good. It might look little old. But, it is well maintained. Every lab is well equipped and the lab curriculum is as good as it is in any IITs Or NITs. There are four, year-wise boys’ hostels inside the campus and two, girls-hotels outside the campus :p. There are two tennis courts, one standard Basketball hall, one big sports complex (with satisfactory amenities for ex-a badminton court, 5 table tennis area, one indoor game arena). Besides, it has two grounds (both of them installed with goal posts and one of them has a cricket pitch too). Every department is well constructed and all of them have modern AV hall. The campus also has one mini canteen (for snacks) and one 800–900 heads one-time occupancy food court. They serve really healthy food if not tasty (because taste is very personal). Every hostel has its own dining area and mess (except 3rd-year hostel, because 3rd and 4th year have their food in 4th-year mess, this helps to exchange knowledge with seniors). The campus has an amphitheatre, two workshops buildings, one big parking area and a Kotak Mahindra Bank.The campus has an administrative block and a floor dedicated to placement cell.

Important Constituents

Faculties: The college has okayish faculties. Well, this is the case in most of the engineering colleges in India. Though, it does have few outstanding faculties in every department. But, the faculties are little cold when it comes to student-teacher interaction. You may find at least one VIRUS in every department (So, there are a dozen of them :p)

Students: The most pivotal constituents of the college. Let’s, talk about the selection procedure of these students. One can get into the college either by

KCET (Karnataka common entrance test): Only the residence of Karnataka can take up this test. RV is definitely on the top priority for the students taking up the test. The cut off is very high for RV through this. 50% of college seats are filled up through KCET. The college fee for the students through KCET is very less ₹24k–50k per year.

COMED-k (Consortium of Medical, Engineering and Dental Colleges of Karnataka) This Exam is at all India level. And obviously, RV is the first choice. The cut off here is too high too. The student pays a yearly college fee of around 1.6lpa (huge difference with respect to KCET, for an all India exam competition). 38% seats of the college are filled up through this exam.

MQ (Management Quota): Do I need to say anything about this. Most of the students who are selected through the competitive exams are very good students. That doesn’t mean that all students through MQ are bad. The temperament of a student in college plays a very important role. Generally, the students are competitive, shy and little boring. They have their own sets of values. There are many clubs for the students to showcase their talents, be it racing car clubs for ex. Ashwa.