B.E. in Computer Science and Engineering 

at T. John Institute of Technology, Bannerghatta Road

The T. John Institute of Technology, Bangalore,   offers 6 undergraduate, one Postgraduate, and three Doctoral courses. The TJIT admissions include BE./B.Tech, M.C.A., and Ph.D.  TJIT admissions are provided in different branches. Before applying for TJIT admissions, the aspirant should appear for the relevant entrance examination, such as  KCET (only for Karnataka students) or COMEDK/AIEEE/JEE ENTRANCE for UG programmes and Karnataka PGCET/KMAT/MAT for PG programmes. TJIT admission is based on the results of the entrance examination. Eligible candidates can apply for TJIT admission to the course of their choice.

TJIT UG Eligibility Criteria

Admission to BTech programme is granted based on score obtained by eligible candidates in COMEDK/ AIEEE/ JEE Main. For Karnataka state candidates, KCET score is considered by the institute for granting admission.

T. John Institute of Technology is located in Bangalore and was established in 2004. It has seven Departments such as

• Computer Science and Engineering (established in 2006, total intake of 60students), offering MTech in Computer Science and Engineering, Computer Networks Engineering and PhD in Computer Science and Engineering recognised by Govt. of Karnataka and AICTE, New Delhi (Courses)
• Information Science and Engineering (established in 2007, total intake of 60students), offering BE in Information Science
• Electronics Communication and Engineering (established in 2006, total intake of 120 students), offering BEprogramme in Electronics and Communication Engineering and MTech in VLSI Design and Embedded Systems and PhD in Electronics Communication and Engineering, affiliated to Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU) and approved by All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE)
• Mechanical Engineering (established in 2009, total intake of 120 students), offering BE in Mechanical Engineering and PhD in Mechanical Engineering
• Civil Engineering (established in 2012, total intake of 60 students), offering BE in Civil Engineering

T. John Institute of Technology admissions are competitive. The admission process for B.E. courses is based on CET and COMEDK/ AIEEE/ JEE exam scores. For Ph.D. programs, the score on the VTU entrance exam is taken into account. To apply, go to the institution's official website and fill out the application form.
And Karnataka PGCET / KMAT / MAT for postgraduate programs.

T. John Institute of Technology adopts an entrance mode of admission for BTech. Students should apply online and perform well in exams such as JEE Main, COMEDK, or AIEEE. Candidates are shortlisted based on entrance scores to undergo counselling and seat allotment. Final admission follows document verification and payment of the fee.

No, T. John Institute of Technology is not more expensive than BMS College Of Engineering. T. John Institute of Technology charges an annual fee of INR 150,000 for a Bachelor of Engineering (BE) degree. The annual fee structure for BMS College of Engineering, on the other hand, varies depending on the admission category. The annual B.E. fee for COMEDK UGET qualified applicants is INR 2.29 Lakhs. Annual management quota fees at BMSCE range from INR 2.5 to 9.5 Lakhs.

T. John Institute of Technology is a of the best Engineering College in Bangalore. TJIT offers plenty of courses with global level education system. I have mentioned the fee for various B.Tech courses of TJIT below :

1. B.E/B.Tech in Computer Science Engineering Costs around 5.7L .
2. B.E/ Tech in Information Science and Engineering Costs around 5.45 L.
3. B.E/B.Tech in Electronic Communication Engineering costs around 5.45 L.
4. B.E/B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering costs around 5.25 L.
5. B.E/B.Tech in Civil Engineering costs around 5.2 L.

Yes, T. John Institute of Technology provides lateral entry admission to the BTech program. Diploma holders in engineering or equivalent can apply. They are taken directly into the second year of the program, depending on eligibility and seat availability. Admissions through lateral entry also have a merit-based selection process.