Bangalore

Hello Debarupa,
ISBC comes under the category of best colleges in the Bangalore region, hence I would suggest you to go for it as this college will provide you with unending opportunities and work in a city like Bangalore.
All the best.

Hi,
Yes, indeed. It is a noted college for Pre-University, graduate-level courses and also Jain University is very good for engineering courses. Placements, infrastructure, campus life and culture, and faculty members are excellent.

Hi,
You will need to keep looking out for the release of applications around May and registration should be done by the second week of June. Counselling is held around June end and course commences at the end of July.

Hi,
You will need to take KCET. For students from outside of Karnataka, take COMEDK entrance exam. One can also get in through management quota. For KCET and COMEDK, review the list of cut-off ranks for various branches for last few years. You will then understand your chances better.
And, of course

IHM, IIHM, Christ, MS Ramaiah, Presidency College, PESIT, and AMC are some good options.

Colleges that I can think of are Acharya, Dayananda Sagar, RV College, MS Ramaiah, KLE, BMS, St Josephs, and MVJ.

Here are some of the colleges:
Kempegowda Institute,
MS Ramaiah,
Dayananda Sagar,
RV College,
Krupanidhi College,
Acharya Institute,
Garden City College,
Oxford College,
RajaRajeshwari College,
Ambedkar College.

Eligibility:
Candidates require a pass at the 10+2 level from any recognised board, i.e. CBSE / ISC / State Board or the equivalent.
Selection Process:
In most cases, the selection process is a direct one, where candidates either are offered the seats on a first come first serve basis depending on mer

Yes, KCET is the entrance exam for the Karnataka /local students to get into BE.
For outside of Karnataka students, you can write the COMEDK. Also, some universities conduct their own entrance tests which can be taken up to be considered for enrollment. Even if you want to go through management quota