PESIT South Campus B.Tech Electronics & Communication Engineering: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Admission to PESIT-BSC is competitive, primarily through the KCET entrance exam, considering exam scores and 12th-grade percentages. The process includes choosing preferred colleges, document verification, and fee payment. The KCET primarily targets Karnataka students but allows others under specific criteria. The ECE faculty are supportive, maintaining a focus on student improvement, with at least three teachers per subject and weekly mentoring sessions. The annual management quota fee is around 3 lakhs, with additional charges approximately totaling Rs 50,000.

PES University boasts strong placement opportunities with over 400 companies visiting annually, including Apple and Google. Placement starts in the 7th semester, requiring a minimum CGPA of 7.5 for Tier 1 firms. CSE has the highest placement rate, followed by ECE, with top packages at 1.5 crore INR and 45 lakhs INR, respectively. The average package is about 6 lakhs INR, and 95% of students secure placements, with over 500 offers annually.

Internships are highly facilitated, with significant conversion to pre-placement offers. During the pandemic, 1,283 students engaged in virtual internships with stipends between 15,000 and 87,000 INR. Pre-placement training starts in the 6th semester. Scholarships are abundant, with the MHRD and CNR Rao Scholarships offering significant tuition fee waivers for top performers. The fee structure depends on admission routes: KCET students pay roughly Rs 112,000–Rs 150,000 annually, PESSAT students around Rs 330,000–Rs 380,000, and management quota fees range from Rs 4.5 lakh to Rs 8 lakh.

Scholarships can cover up to 50% of the fees, with a 10% COVID-19 discount previously offered. Over 400 companies ensure students graduate with at least two job offers.