M.Arch. in Landscape Architecture 

at UVCE Bangalore, Sampangirama Nagar

Yes, UVCE has a decent record of placements. As per the latest report, 436 students were eligible for 2024 placement drive, of which 354 students received job offers from reputed companies. The key highlights of UVCE placements for the Class of 2023 and 2024 are tabulated below:

Particulars	Placement Statistics (2023)	Placement Statistics (2024)
the highest package	INR 53 LPA	INR 26.5 LPA
Eligible students	NA	436
Students placed	NA	354
Total offers made	353	NA
Total recruiters	115	NA
Placement rate	80%	84%

Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU) has already released their 2023 application form for admission on the official website. The last date to apply was 16 September 2023 for an online admission application form at VTU.

Now forms will be available next year for 2024 batch intake.

No, there is no chance of direct admission or management quota for admission to the University Visvesvaraya College of Engineering. One can only admit through KCET or JEE exam or any other entrance exams. Being a public institution, UVCE rigorously bases admissions on the entrance exam rank and cut-off standards.

If the student is focused on placements then one should join CSE or ISE as most of the companies will be of software domain. Even the student gets other branches, he /she can prepare for software and can apply for the software companies. From college side all branches are average only.

Students who get a BTech seat at UVCE Bangalore via KCET counselling must complete the document verification process. Check out the below list to know all the documents required to complete the process:

• Class 10 and 12 marksheets
• Recent passport-size photograph (colour)
• Copy of Aadhar Card (Indian Citizens)
• Copy of Valid Passport (International Citizens)
• Digital Signatures
• Category certificate
• Income certificate

Around 115 recruiters from diverse sectors participated in the 2023 drive. There are no past years' statistics for comparison. Take a look at the table below for UVCE placement data 2023 in terms of total recruiters:

Particulars	Placement Statistics (2023)
Companies visited	115

The Karnataka Common Entrance Test (KCET) or the JEE entrance exams must be taken in order to be considered for admission to University Visvesvaraya College of Engineering at Bangalore University. Students must take NATA or JEE Main because officials take NATA/JEE Main marks into consideration for B.Arch admissions. The performance in the Karnataka Common Entrance Test (KCET) serves as the selection criterion for admission to the B.E.

To avail of the University Visvesvaraya College of Engineering scholarships, students must meet the eligibility stated by the concerned authority. Candidates whose parents’ annual income is less than or equal to INR 2.5 Lacs and students irrespective of Caste/ Community/ Religion, (2A, 3A, 3B and others) who have studied for a period of 7 academic years (commencing from Class 1. up to the qualifying examination either continuously or in broken period) and whose parents’ annual income is less than or equal to INR 44,500 are eligible to claim the Post Metric Scholarship/Food & accommodation/reimbursement of Tuition, Laboratory, Library, Sports and Examination fees from the Backward Classes Welfare Department as per the norms of Government of Karnataka. 

Candidates seeking Admission in Visvesvaraya College of Engineering need to appear for Common Entrance Test conducted by Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA). For B.Arch admissions, the university will consider NATA or JEE Main valid scores. For PG admission like M.E. the candidate have to appear in any of the exam GATE/PGCET and admission will be totally on the merit basis.

Also, there is no management quota in this college, so you have to prepare well in order to get admission here.

There is no particular dress code or uniform at the University Visvesvaraya College of Engineering. It's left to the students, whatever attire they are comfortable in, they can wear that. However, you are required to wear khaki coloured coats in labs, and during regular college days casual wear is allowed.