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Admission to the college is through the Karnataka PUC board exam and the Karnataka CET examination, with seat allocation based on rankings. After document verification and seat confirmation, students pay the fee to VTU, plus an additional approximate college fee of 12,000 INR. Some faculty members are praised for their interaction, but others are seen as less knowledgeable, with issues in syllabus completion. While mentors are effective, lab facilities are inadequate.
Students must be proactive in their studies. The computer science program's annual fee is 70,000 INR, payable in three installments. An extra college fee between 12,000 to 15,000 INR covers tuition and facilities. Placement drives are not offered; students must find jobs themselves, and no engineering internships are provided. Placement consideration begins in the 7th semester, requiring no academic backlogs, with performance in 10th grade and second year being crucial.
Scholarships are based on government criteria like caste and income, benefiting rural students. The SNQ quota reduces fees to 31,110 INR for government and 12,000 INR for college. Additional scholarships include the SSP up to 19,000 INR and the Smile Foundation for general category girls. The My Foundation scholarship, valued up to 100,000 INR, assists with fees and skill development. Management seat students pay 90,000 INR annually, and state scholarships like KMDC are available based on performance.
Direct college scholarships are absent, but loan assistance is offered.
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