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Let me give few reasons of why you should not join Acharya Mechatronics or Mechatronics at all in VTU. Acharya is doing pretty well in placements. This year itself more than 350 students got placed (most of those are in IT companies). Its big achievement for private state level institute but no core mechatronics company visited the campus (I wonder is there any pure mechatronics company). Very few mechanical companies visited campus and most of those companies were allowing mechatronics student to appear test & interviews. I thing so there is no point in joining mechatronics because at the end of the day you will be working in mechanical or may be in ECE.

Top Mechanical Engineering Colleges in Bangalore
Gopalan College of Engineering and Management, Bangalore
When it comes to top mechanical engineering colleges in the city of Bangalore, the name of Gopalan College of Engineering and Management emerges as a strong contender for the top spot. The college has been known across the state for its B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering programme that it offers at Whitefield campus in the garden city of India. Along with mechanical engineering, the GCEM also provides many other AICTE approved undergraduate level programmes in affiliation with Vesveswaraiah Technological University. Alliance College of Engineering and Design, Bangalore
Despite being a recent entrant in the engineering colleges in the city, Alliance College of Engineering & Design has done exceptionally well to be part of this coveted list. The ACED as it is commonly referred to offers a variety of B.Tech programme; but is best known for its Mechanical engineering course. One of the many reasons for which B.Tech Mechanical programme at ACED is so popular is because of their prime focus on emerging technologies and innovative pedagogy. The ACED also enjoys the distinction of being AICTE approved and UGC recognised engineering institute, which clearly proves the effectiveness of their engineering programme. Amrita School of Engineering, Bangalore
Part of the prestigious Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, the Amrita School of Engineering Bangalore again is a popular destination for engineering aspirants, when it comes to undergraduate mechanical engineering programmes. The institute follows credit hour base system for B.Tech programmes which are AICTE approved. The B.Tech in Mechanical engineering programme principles of engineering, physics and materials Science and applies them in terms of design, analysis, manufacturing, and maintenance of mechanical systems. HKBK College of Engineering, Bangalore
Although not as popular as others, HKBK College of Engineering is quite popular among engineering aspirants for the mechanical engineering programme. Established in 1997, HKBKCE is part of the KBK Group of Institutions and offers nationally renowned engineering programmes to its students.