MIT Mysore BE Civil Engineering: Fees 2025, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Admission to the college is primarily through the Karnataka Common Entrance Test (KCET), with a cut-off ranking of 28,000. It also allows entry via the ACPC for Government Quota students. The fee structure varies by admission type: KCET seats total approximately 85,000 INR annually, while COMEDK and management seats range from 1.5 to 2 lakh INR. Bus charges, around 20,000 INR, contribute to higher transportation costs. The college offers flexible payment options, including installments.

The faculty is highly qualified, with many possessing MTech or PhD degrees, and is praised for being supportive and innovative in teaching. The college emphasizes practical experiments and timely syllabus completion, with faculty feedback collected each semester. Placement is strong, with over 430 students placed from a pool of 600+ last year, and job packages ranging from 3 to 15 lakh INR. The college hosts a job fair and attracts 80 to 90 companies, such as Brigade and Prestige.

Placement training is provided, though civil engineering placements are less frequent. Internships are facilitated by the college, with final-year students participating in campus recruitment. Scholarships include a 50% cashback for high CGPA students and the Vidyasiri scholarship for those with a family income below 30,000 INR. Various scholarships based on caste and merit are available, along with guidance for zero or low-interest loans. However, the college's transportation facilities are noted as lacking, and the bus service is costly.