EWIT BE (IOT & Cyber Security Including Blockchain) FAQs
Ques. Is the BE (IOT & Cyber Security Including Blockchain) program at EWIT a good choice given it is a relatively new department?
Ans. The department was established in 2022-23, so it is relatively new. However, it is AICTE-approved and VTU-affiliated, ensuring a structured curriculum. The department is headed by an experienced faculty member with 24+ years of experience. Students should note that since the department is new, placement data specific to this branch may be limited; however, the skills acquired (IoT, cybersecurity, blockchain) are in very high demand across industries globally.
Ques. What career opportunities are available after completing BE (IOT & Cyber Security Including Blockchain) from EWIT?
Ans. Graduates can pursue careers as IoT Engineers, Cybersecurity Analysts, Blockchain Developers, Network Security Engineers, Embedded Systems Engineers, and Cloud Security Specialists. Industries hiring such graduates include IT/software companies, fintech firms, smart city projects, healthcare technology, manufacturing automation, and government cybersecurity agencies. The global demand for cybersecurity professionals alone is projected to grow significantly through 2030.
Ques. What is the difference between BE (IOT & Cyber Security Including Blockchain) and BE (Computer Science & Engineering) at EWIT?
Ans. BE CSE is a broader program covering general computer science fundamentals including algorithms, databases, software engineering, and programming. BE (IOT & Cyber Security Including Blockchain) is a specialized program focused specifically on connected device ecosystems, network security, and blockchain-based decentralized systems. Students interested in a niche, high-demand specialization should opt for the IOT & Cyber Security program, while those wanting a broader foundation should choose CSE.
Ques. What is the fee for BE (IOT & Cyber Security Including Blockchain) at EWIT under KCET quota?
Ans. Under the KCET (Government/KEA) quota, fees are regulated by the Karnataka government fee fixation committee and are significantly lower than the COMEDK/Management quota fees of Rs. 2,65,000 per year. The exact KCET quota fee is determined annually by the government; students are advised to check the official KEA website or contact EWIT's admissions office for the current year's KCET quota fee structure.
Ques. How competitive is admission to BE (IOT & Cyber Security Including Blockchain) at EWIT through KCET?
Ans. Based on KCET 2025 data, the General Merit (GM) category cutoff rank was approximately 49,806 (Round 1), which is relatively competitive compared to some other branches at EWIT. The 1G category cutoff was around 63,059. Students with a KCET rank below 70,000 in the general category have a reasonable chance of securing admission in this branch.
Ques. Does EWIT have industry tie-ups or labs specifically for the IOT & Cyber Security Including Blockchain department?
Ans. The department is equipped with high-end computing facilities to support the VTU-prescribed syllabus and provide real-time experience. EWIT has 16+ MoUs with industries and a Centre of Excellence (COE) that supports practical learning. While specific IoT/blockchain lab details are not separately published, students are encouraged to contact the department directly or visit the campus to assess the available infrastructure before admission.
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