Admission to the college is determined by the Common Entrance Test (CET) conducted by the Karnataka state government. Candidates are admitted based on rank and cutoff criteria, followed by document verification and payment of government-allocated fees. The faculty is highly skilled, offering strong support across all branches. For government-allocated seats, the annual fee is approximately Rs. 35,000, with an additional Rs. 12,000 for donations. While the overall costs are high, various scholarships help ease the financial burden.
Placement opportunities primarily benefit computer science and electronics and communications branches, with limited prospects for mechanical engineering and none for civil engineering. Major companies like Tata, TSE, TCS, and Afcon participate in campus recruitment, offering packages ranging from 3.5 lakhs to 15 lakhs annually. Afcon provides 3.5 lakhs per annum, and TCS offers 5 lakhs per annum. However, only 10-15% of students secure jobs. Internships are available, often with stipends of 15,000 rupees from reputable companies.
The college also engages in significant projects like PEB and road-related building projects. A government quota scholarship of about Rs. 40,000 is available for reserved category students, and loan facilities are accessible for others, as the college does not offer its own scholarships. The annual tuition fee stands at Rs. 70,000, amounting to Rs. 210,000 for the full 3-year course, with fees increasing every three years.
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