Visvesvaraya Technological University, Belagavi Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

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It is an autonomous institution, the CMR university. Courses in the life sciences, management, technical, health, law, and other fields of higher education are available. However, CMRIT is a technical and managerial institution accredited by AICTE, New Delhi, and associated with Visvesvaraya Technological University.

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The difficulty of the subject relies on personal knowledge. There isn't a single issue about which we can state that it is difficult for everyone. If a student has a passion in coding, learning to code may be simpler for them than for others.

There are actually no easy or difficult subjects; rather, you must stay current on topics and concepts. The first few semesters of the course will be challenging, but after that, the remaining 5,6,7 and 8 semesters will be easier. However, there are always three technical or challenging subjects and three straightforward subjects that you must combine and analyse and present in exams.

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Let me first make something clear. The majority of colleges are linked with VTU, however autonomous institutions create their own curricula and hold their own examinations. On the other hand, VTU continues to grant the degree. The majority of other colleges use the VTU exam and syllabus. As for the decision, I believe it to be a personal one. If your rankings are ordinary, it can be tough to get into autonomous universities. However, assuming you qualify for both, each offers benefits and drawbacks.

The benefits of VTU are:

• An engaging curriculum that is good enough.
• Contentment with your performance if you performed well despite facing tougher competition and standards.

Disadvantage of VTU

• Exams with terrible evaluations
• It is typically quite difficult for students to fail at autonomous colleges. Everyone receives a good grade since it is terrible for business. However, this implies that you are less likely to stand out from the throng. However, an excellent choice for pupils who are not too committed to their education.
• Placements after graduation are mostly determined by particular colleges, not by how tests are administered.

So, it's a matter of preference. Since I have generalised here, remember to consider the situation before drawing any generalisations.

It's all based on my experiences, those of my friends, and the wisdom my father imparted with me when I was a member of the executive council at VTU and of various academic senates and committees that drafted the curricula for various autonomous colleges.

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