DSCE Bangalore BE Civil Engineering: Fees 2025, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

The admission process at DSCE runs from March to July 31st, involving entrance exams like CET, COMED-K, and DCET. B.E applicants must have a 10+2 qualification with at least 45% in core subjects. Admission is merit-based, with rankings in exams deciding eligibility. Fees differ by entry route: CET students pay around INR 65,000-90,000 annually, COMED-K students around INR 1.8 lakhs per year, and management quota students face much higher costs.

No EMI is offered, and late payments incur fines. Hostel fees are also high. The college has strong placements in IT and circuit branches, with 80-98% securing jobs at top companies like Accenture and IBM, offering packages from 3 to 45 lakhs per annum. However, core branches see limited opportunities, with only 30-40% placement. Students can access scholarships from government and private entities, particularly for backward, minority, and poverty-stricken communities.

Scholarships can reduce tuition significantly for Karnataka residents. The college also offers a Rs 25,000 scholarship to top graduates and facilitates loans through local banks. Despite some challenges, such as varied faculty quality and limited on-campus internships, placement rates are improving, reaching about 65% recently.