In terms of percentile, you can surely score 99%+. There will always be a conventional topper from every batch even if everyone performs poorly in their academics.

• You will find many students securing a 10/10 CGPA from good institutes as they follow relative grading.
• If someone secures 60/150 while most of their classmates are struggling to score even 30, the professor could decide to give them an ‘A’ which is not even similar to scoring 100% marks.
• But, in absolute terms, no, you can’t imagine someone scoring about 95% in almost every semester they appeared as it will directly imply the college holds a very low bar for evaluation.

The Presidency University, Bangalore gives marks for showing up and just for filling up the pages in exams. Thus it is not such a big problem.

Yes, Presidency University Bangalore is approved by AICTE and UGC. It has also been accredited with grade A certification by NAAC. This college has also been awarded as the Best university of the year 2018-South by ASSOCHAM. The Presidency Group of Institutions have also been awarded as the Most promising Institute in South India by the British South India Council of Commerce and Business Meet.

Presidency Group of institutions consists of 7 schools and colleges. The college offers both undergraduate and postgraduate programs in the field of information technology, management, commerce, and journalism. The college is now offering testimony to students of classes K to 12 to higher education.

It is well-reputed among students because of its innovative research-oriented teaching techniques, industry-oriented curriculum, and state-of-the-art facilities.

My friend and I studied at the Presidency University in Bangalore in 2018. It is a very good university for most of the programs. Of course, you'd find some negative criticism depending on subjective opinion, such as the few complaints about the strict management, however, it is a good thing if the management is a bit disciplined.

Some of its highlights are as follows-

• It has a huge campus of 64 acres and top-notch amenities with brilliant faculty. Most students tend to form a good opinion of it all.
• Another factor that helps the university to excel, is its placements. It has a 100% placement rate, and the placement director, Mr. Jasjit Singh Mahon is the bright star guiding the whole process.
• The university has collaborated with many experts from the industry, who visit as guest lecturers.
• The overall fees are quite affordable as well and include hostel charges too.

The general profile of the colleges and some faculty members might be a disappointment to some but that doesn't tarnish the reputation of the university.

Yes, Presidency University is a good option for pursuing an MBA. Presidency University Bangalore was established in 2013 under the umbrella of the Presidency Group of Institutions (PGI). It is a private University that provides UG, PG, and Ph.D. courses like B.Tech, MBA, LLM, B.Des, etc across its 7 schools. 

Ranking: Presidency University has been ranked 1 among the Top Emerging Engineering Institutes by Times Engineering rankings. It has also been ranked 27 among the top B-schools by Times B-School ranking.

Campus life:  Presidency University offers a decent campus life with an enriching learning experience. It’s known for its excellent applied research underpinned by the outstanding support of Well-designed learning spaces set over a 62+ acre green campus. 

Placements: The highest placement package offered by the university stood at INR 11 LPA (Data on the official website ) while the average package stood at INR 4.76 LPA. The industry-relevant curriculum attracted many top companies to the campus for placements. The college has a legacy of 100% placements. 

Admission:  Presidency University Admission 2023 is ongoing for various UG and PG courses like B.Tech, MBA, BBA, etc. You can apply for admission by visiting the official website of the University. The eligibility criteria for MBA admission is graduation from any discipline with a minimum of 50% marks along with a valid score in CAT/XAT/MAT/NMAT/CMAT/Karnataka- PGCET. The admission procedure involved Written Ability Test (WAT), Group Discussions (GD), and Personal Interviews (PI) till the final selection of the candidate.

Infrastructure: The hostels are massive and well-equipped with all basic amenities. They are situated in close proximity to the college campus. Mess food is also good and hygienic. Both veg and non-veg meals are available. There's also a library inside the campus and a 24/7 Wi-Fi facility is also available.

Faculty: Faculties are learned and experienced in their respective fields of research, nationally and internationally. The exam papers are usually from what has been taught in lectures. The professors assign grades based on marks, ranging from A+ to F.

Presidency University, Bangalore doesn’t seem to be a very good option for students, according to most reviews available on the internet. The points below are some key highlights that a candidate needs to know before opting for a degree from Presidency University.

• Presidency University is a private and autonomous institute, which runs on its own rules. There are some major problems that students have to face if they go out of track in the institute, including year lag in certain cases.
• There are some good faculties in the university, but the peers inside the class are not so good as to indulge in research-based or other value-added works. There is a strict rule of 75% attendance which creates a lot of heckling. Students failing to complete the attendance quota are given year lag or made to repeat semesters.
• There are a lot of strict rules in the university, like in schools. Some of them include no spending class hours in the canteen, no roaming around, ID is a must, only formals on weekdays, Rs. 1000 fine for the use of mobile phones, etc. The securities are pretty strict with these rules.
• The canteen is costly. Even students can’t leave the campus before the day ends, so no way to get good food. The hostel is also not satisfactory in terms of food and its strict rules. No music can be played after 10 PM.
• Due to the remote location of the university, there is no good place for food. The closest place is 6-8 km away from the campus. This makes the student's life uncomfortable.
• In terms of education, the institute has some excellent faculties, who help students in every aspect, from teaching to personal problems. They are quite friendly. But, even though having such good faculty, students first need to tolerate the strict rules and be genuinely interested in the subjects.
• The only good thing about the university is its infrastructure, which is excellent and quite fancy. It is like a deceptive appearance.
• The overall emphasis of the university is on 75% attendance and 5+CGPA, but not on good quality education and research which is actually necessary.

These are a few disadvantages to be very clear that a student faces after stepping into the campus of Presidency University, Bangalore, which makes it not a good choice for engineering.