1st year in mit blr

MET is required to apply to this college, admission is given based on your rank. MET includes MIT Manipal, MIT Bengaluru, MUJ, SMIT. KCET is NOT accepted for Manipal colleges as other websites state, they only take addmission based on MET. There are 4-5 rounds depending on availability of seats and you have to choose an order of preference of courses and accordingly are given a seat. You can wait till the last round in case you do not get your desired course seat, as the one alloted will stay nonetheless...Read More

The reason to choose this college is that the placement percentage here is better when compared with other colleges and the admission process is that there will be an entrance exam which will be held twice and we will be selected according to our ranks....Read More

I have scored 94 percentile in my jee so i waited for second attempt and wanted govt colleges. I dint think mych of private colleges. After my jee second attempt results i have applied for counclling and was sure i wouldn't get the course i want in any of the top colleges. So i started writing entrance exams for met vit srm snu geetam dsu comedk emcet lpu and many more. Later after great research and suggestions from my siblings i decided to join in blr . I hve got scholarships in jain lpu satyabama dsu and few ap colleges through their entrances and jee results. The fee was decreased a lot i thought of joining jain but then my met councling of 1st round was over and i got cse ai . So i thought mit blr would be better for me than the main campus . Though the fee was high i convinced my parents and took admission. The eligibility of entrance exam was 12th pass and the give you met rank by seeing your 12 score and met score....Read More

Colleges like srm vit bits which I have applied are some of the choices I choose and I also got confirmed admission from them but I rather choose MIT because one of the colleges tuition fee is too high compare to MIT and one of the colleges is in region where my parents dislike I am not only that I got rejected to an to a college name Woxsen in the interview round due to lack of technical skills I'm talking about my admission process of my college MIT Bangalore is that we need minimum 65 percentage in 12th boards and you need to apply for the college entrance exam name MET Manipal examination test which is the cost of ?5000 after writing the exam your rank is decided by considering 50% of your 12th boards percentage and 50% of your marks in the entrance exam and after you get a rank cut-off for a course stream is decided and is published then you are asked to through the stream by seeing the cut-off of the stream with respect to our rank after we select a stream you get a admission letter and asked to pay the tuition fee...Read More

I choose this college because after IIT,IIIT,NIT's this was the best college I heard. And it is the best college with great faculty, curriculum, infrastructure, cultural, sports activities The infrastructure in the campus is crazzyyt than what you see in most of the campus...Read More

I choose this college over other colleges i appplied for because of it's status and connectivity and the fact that it's in Bengaluru, the dilicon valley of India. I also choose this college because of it's placement scheme and i was also told about this college from my friends. I applied to colleges like VIT, PES, SRM. i couldnt get in VIT because my rank wasn't good enough fro the course i wanted to do. I applied for some colleges abroad but i got rejected in the high profile colleges i applied because my addmission letter wasn't simply good enough and also because i just applied to them as a back up so i didn't really give it my all. i Got in SRM chennai but i changed my mind about going there because of the fact that it is in chennai and it's really far. I got a really low rank in PES university so i couldn't get into it. To get into my college, you just need to apply for the MET manipal entrance exam test, get a good rank and voila! Anyone is eligible to apply for the exam, there aren't any restrictions as such. The admission process is quite simple and easy....Read More