What may the fee to join RVCE for ec branch through management kota?

Hello,

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 can take any branch as per your interest and you will be in safe hands.

Fee structure for RVCE under Management Quota

• CSE : 7.5 lakhs per annum
• ECE : 5 lakhs per annum
• EEE : 4 lakhs per annum
• Mechanical : 6 lakhs per annum
• Civil : 4.5 lakhs per annum
• Architecture : 5.5 lakhs per annum

Plus one time documentation charges during Management Quota Admission.

RVCE Seat Allotments

• 45% seats are filled through KEA-CET.
• 30% seats are filled through COMED-K.
• 25% seats are filled through Management quota(all by merit). 7 6 7 6 O 8 O O O 8

Placement RVCE

Rashtreeya Vidyalaya College of Engineering gives 100% placement assurance to their academic bright students. The placement cell has a good network with all the leading industries. With the help of this connection, the college assists students in finding right job for them.  Some of the top leading firms that visit the campus for placement process J P Morgan, Yahoo, IBM, Texas Instruments, Microsoft, Oracle, Google, Dell and many more.

Hello,

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 can take any branch as per your interest and you will be in safe hands.

• Fee structure for RVCE under Management Quota :

ECE : 5 lakhs per annum + documentation charges.

You can consult us 76 76 O8 OOO 8 about all your queries regarding admission in management quota .

Hope this will help you,

Thank you!

Hello Shridhar,

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 can take any branch as per your interest and you will be in safe hands.

• Fee structure for RVCE under Management Quota:

CSE : 7.5 lakhs per annum

ECE : 5 lakhs per annum

EEE : 4 lakhs per annum

Mechanical : 6 lakhs per annum

Civil : 4.5 lakhs per annum

Architecture : 5.5 lakhs per annum

Plus the documentation charges.

• To easily get direct admission in RVCE through Management Quota ,
• They are having some limited number of seats for management quota ,
• You can get the help of consultancy, 7 6 7 6 O 8 O O O 8
• You can just consult us about all your queries regarding admission in management quota .

Hope this will help you,

Thank you!

hi dear,

the process of giving admission through management quota is still going on so, apply for admission as soon as possible and if we talk about the management quota fees so i will suggest you that try to talk to college regarding this because the management quota fees is depends upon the certain factors and as per those factors they allow the student for managrment quota seat so they are the only one who can help you in that case.

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љ 7 6 7 6 0 8 0 ΘО 8 ◄╢College of Engineering, Bangalore offers admission to various UG and PG programs in number of specializations. The candidates can apply to the courses online through the official college website. The courses offered are Bachelor of Engineering (B.E), M.Tech. and MCA.

In case of UG programmes, the admission is based on marks scored in Karnataka Common Entrance Test (KCET) conducted by KEA (Karnataka Examination Authority) and COMEDK UGET. For PG programs, the selection is based on marks scored in GATE or PGCET.

The application process for applying for KCET begins in the month of January every year while the application process of COMEDK starts in the month of February. The application fee of KCET exam is INR 650. The candidates applying for PG programs need to register for GATE 2018. The registration for GATE starts in the month of September. The application fee of GATE is INR 750.

KEY POINTS TO NOTE

45% seats are filled through KCET, 30% seats are filled based on COMEDK and 25% seats are reserved for Management, all merit based quota.

KCET exam is for candidates who are domicile of Karnataka for 7 years or more whereas COMEDK exam is for Karnataka and Non Karnataka aspiring candidates for Engineering, Medical and Dental programs.

The reservation criteria and admission norms are set by the Government of Karnataka

Those willing to apply for these programs should send 10th and 12th final exam mark sheets with the application form.

Parents applying for B.E programs should have 70% marks in 10th in Maths and Science separately and 65% marks in 12th in Maths and Physics separately.

The application fee of KCET exam is INR 650 (for general category candidates), INR 500 (for SC/ST/OBC) and INR 750 (for Outside Karnataka candidates)

The application fee can be paid via Bank Challan or Demand Draft (drawn in favor of Executive Director Karnataka Examinations Authority, payable at Bangalore).

Hostels

RVCE has 4 hostels on campus, namely the Cauvery Hostel for first year students, the Sir. M. Visvesvaraya Block for the final year students, and the Diamond Jubilee Block hostel for the rest of the students. The hostels on campus are completely meant for boys. The college, along with the managing trust (RSST) operates 4 other hostels in Bangalore located in locations like Jayanagar, J.P. Nagar, and Rajarajeshwari Nagar meant exclusively for the girls.

Environmental initiatives

A rainwater harvesting system sponsored by KPMG has been installed near the Telecommunication Engineering block, and a similar system is in place near the administrative block, the construction of which was supervised by the department of Civil engineering. Both the harvesting systems make use of a sump, and the stored water is typically used for gardening purposes.