Mysore College of Engineering & Management BE Mechanical Engineering: Fees 2025, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Admission to this college is mainly through KCET and COMEDK exams, with most students joining via KCET. There’s no interview process involved. The faculty consists mostly of recent M.Tech graduates, about 75% of them, including the Head of the Department, who lack Ph.D. qualifications. Faculty-student interaction is limited, and there are management issues.

For students entering through KCET, the annual fees include a VTU fee of 55,000 INR plus a college fee between 20,000 to 24,000 INR, totaling approximately 75,000 INR. The college's placement cell is ineffective, with inexperienced placement officers and no collaboration with recognized companies, focusing mainly on BPO companies. Internships are not provided.

While government scholarships are advertised, the college does not offer additional ones, and scholarships are often delayed. Meritorious students might receive fee concessions.