PESU- MBA review

Except PESU I applied for MCC banglore, MSRUAS banglore, Chanakya University banglore and Reva University banglore and got offer letter from all the 4 universities. I choose PESU over the other universities considering fee structure, infrastructure, curriculum, importance give to extra curricular activities, proximity to main parts for the city etc. The admission process in PES is quite simple, first we have to fill an application form, then we will be having an interview. Once we get qualified in the interview we will be asked to pay the seat blocking fee. Then after few weeks we can pay the pending amount later will have to go to the university for documents submission. Soon after few weeks the date of commencement will be emailed to the registered email id....Read More

I applied to KIIT, VIT, DSCE, BMSIT along with the usual IIT and NIT with BITS. I did not clear JEE, nor was able to get somewhat of a good score for CSE in BITS. I wanted to pursue CS, so instead of choosing a course I did not like in BITS, I chose CS in PESU. I chose PESU because the placements outdo the others, while also having a better reputation than the others. For our batch, it was giving the admission test called PESSAT, through which you got a rank, and based on that you could enter the counselling round and choose your course based on your rank. Now it has changed to a JEE based rank system. For students in Karnataka it is still KCET....Read More

pesu is banglore based and closer to my house while vit was really far and the expenses were out of the roof and massive overcrowding in vit also considering the temperature in vit chennai. amrita banglore was just not right for me , dint know anyone and as an introvert its a pretty active college with presentations and more speaking oppurtinities in each class and just didnt feel right ....Read More

Except this college I had applied to RV college of engineering which is the goated college of banglore but because of the cutoff in that college I was not able to join that college. I was allocated to BMSIT college in my 1st round of Kcet but the college was the second branch of BMS College so I choose PES . No I didn't get any rejection from other college but the only issue was the cutoff of RV college of engineering i didn't had enough rank to join there . To join into our college there is a common entrance exam conducted by Karnataka government known as KCET .most students prefer this exam as it reduces the fee of your college. And another way to join into our college is JEE mains exam . My overall admission experience was great, as my college had supported us in the process hasslefree ....Read More

PES University is situated at the silicon valley of India, Bangalore. Its a good choice to apply for MBA at PES as it would give you enough exposure to the industry world. I gave my PGCET exam before applying as the scores are necessary for admission. The university is ranked 76-100 for MBA by NIRF 2021. It's the best B school under VTU. The admission procedure is very smooth and there are no extra charges besides that....Read More

Because our fees are so low in comparison to other B-Schools, I chose this college for my MBA. Furthermore, the placement cell functions admirably, as evidenced by the proportion of placements. Apart from that, I chose this school because of the resources, study environment, and faculty. Now, the most essential thing I'm going to talk about is the admissions procedure. After completing the registration process, my CAT score and past academic grades were taken into account. After that, I went through an interview process and was accepted into PES University's MBA programme. One can also enter through PESSAT, an online written test, is required for PES University Programs. PESSAT stands for PES Scholastic Aptitude Test (Peoples Education Society). The PESSAT Exam is used to admit students to programmes like as B.Tech, B.Arch, M.Tech, BBA, MBA, and other similar programmes....Read More