MSRUAS Bangalore All Questions

Hi aspirant, in my opinion, MS Ramaiah is slightly better than Dayananda Sagar University, overall. The different aspects like placement, reputation etc are slightly better of MS Ramaiah.

I think you should look carefully at all the options and then decide which college suits you the most

Hope this helps. Regards

Hello,
Many students prefer DSCE to MRUAS. After going through many student reviews, one can conclude that DSCE is much better than MSRUAS. Many websites that rate colleges based on faculty, infrastructure, lab facilities, student reviews, placements. DSCE has better rating than MSRUAS. 
To know more about the colleges,. go through the links below-
https://www.dsce.edu.in
http://www.msruas.ac.in
Good Luck!

Hi Anon,

Dress Code Guidelines for M.B.A, M.Com and MHA Students

A. Dress Code 

A.1 Tuesday and Thursday of Every Week:   Business Suit (“Elephant grey” coloured Trouser, full sleeves “dark blue” formal shirt, “grey 

coloured” Business blazer/coat and red with blue or white coloured Tie)  

Business suit will be same for both Boys and Girls. One set for each student to be stitched by 

tailor approved by FMC.   Foot Wear: Black shoes with White Socks.  

Note: Business suit also has to be worn during University events, University representations, 

presentations and seminars 

A.2 Monday, Wednesday and Friday of Every Week:  

 Men: Formal shirt and formal trouser, formal shoes and socks  Women: Salwar - Kameez / Churidhar or Formal shirt and formal trouser, footwear as 

suitable for the dress. 

A.3 Saturday of Every Week: 

Informal dress day and students are instructed to wear decent and presentable dress.  

Note:  

1. Torn jeans, flip flop footwear, round neck t-shirts and other indecent dress are not 

allowed 2. Short skirts and clothes of revealing nature are not permitted.

Hope it helps.

greetings,

ms ramaiah institute of applied sciences is a way better option.

pls refer to the following links for more infomation:

https://www.careers360.com/university/nitte-university-mangalore

https://www.careers360.com/university/ms-ramaiah-university-of-applied-sciences-bangalore

hope this helps,

good luck

In my opinion both the branches have equal importance and career options, But my personal suggestion is that if have interest in Automotives then go for Automotive engineering. Because in India the seat for Automotive is comparitively low than EEE, and in future India has many industries in automotive field, so the career oppertunities are high and low competation for jobs. So, please select wisely about seat. All the Best.

Hello,

 I am here to help you with your query.

Yeah you can attend for second counselling.

Now keep the options accordingly .

Good luck

Hi,

MS Ramaiah University of Applied Science is a good college. It has decent placement and friendly professors. The students review about the college were good. Few students liked the college once they get to know about the staff. There are also many clubs and events that happens in the college.

You can go through in detail about college and course using this link

https://www.careers360.com/university/ms-ramaiah-university-of-applied-sciences-bangalore

Hi there

M. S. Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences - MSRUAS, Bangalore

The college was started in 2014. As it has been only 3.5 years.

Up to now 80 % of the students have been placed though this is the first batch to be out of the college. And I think it will be a good platform for coming batches as the university management had being tied up with many multinational companies and around the abroad with many good results. Like the highest salary was 10 Lacs and the lowest was 5 Lacs.

Classroom and library is very good but sports and games are not so upto the mark. Canteen the food is hygiene and is good.

Overall the infrastructures of the college is well and good but the campus is not big as you might expect but it is good.

The faculty members are well qualified and all are almost Masters and Ph.D. holders. The student to faculty ratio is about 10:1 and students also get industry exposures.

Hope this helps. Good luck!