Cambridge Institute of Technology

The cutoff for the CIT Bangalore BE programme has been released for last year. The most recent closing rank cutoff for the General-All India based on KCET scores ranged from 29826 to 154999. The BE course with the highest competition was CSE.

To make a choice between BE/BTech courses offered by CIT Bangalore and MVJ College of Engineering, compare both on significant factors such as fees and median salaries. Check below a comparison between the BE/BTech courses at the aforementioned colleges:

Note: The above info is taken from official sources and may change. 

Students who have graduated with BE/BTech degrees from Cambridge Institute of Technology Bangalore can get jobs across various domains. Some of the domains popular amongst the engineering graduates are Software Engineering, Data Science and Analytics, AI, Cyber Security and more. Fresh BE graduates who have no prior work experience can expect to start at executive-level positions. The below table showcases some of the good-paying job profiles for BE students:

In order to pursue the Cambridge Institute of Technology BE programme, students are required to pay a total fee ranging from INR 11.2 Lacs to INR 25.2 lakh. This amount comprises two major fee elements, tuition fees and hostel fees. Moreover, this fee is applicable for a two-year course duration. The below table showcases the breakdown of this fees:

Note: The above-mentioned fee is as per the official sources. However, it is indicative and subject to change.

Students officially pursuing the Cambridge Institute of Technology Bangalore BE programme can avail scholarships and the fee waiver schemes offered by UGC. The scholarships are provided to support meritorious and economically weak students. Some of these scholarships are Commonwealth Scholarships, Postgraduate Scholarships for Professional Courses for SC/ST Candidates, etc.

The Cambridge Institute of Technology Bangalore BTech programme is offered with over nine BE/BTech specialisations. This amounts to an intake of 900+ seats. Amongst all the specialisations, BTech in Computer Science and Engineering has the highest intake with 240 seats. 

Note: The above-mentioned intake is as per official sources. However, it is subject to change.

The Cambridge Institute of Technology seat allocation process for the BE programme differs based on the channel of admission. Those seeking regular admissions are required to present a valid score in KCET or COMEDK and fulfill the eligibility criteria. Students seeking admission via management quota are only required to fulfill the eligibility criteria. The management quota seats are distributed based on students academic merit.