Colleges in Bangalore

With a 95.35% placement rate, Presidency University Bangalore has wrapped up its 2023 placements. 2,217 students from the batch 2023 were placed in new age job roles by the participating recruiters, according to the placement report 2023. 

In 2023, Presidency College's average MBA package was INR 6.8 LPA. Several prominent corporations, including Amazon, Microsoft, Deloitte, Infosys, KPMG, Wipro, Puma, Genpact, EY, Indiamart, ICICI Bank, etc., made campus visits in order to place employees. The highest package was INR 28 LPA offered by Microsoft, while INR 25 LPA was offered by Amazon. INR 3 LPA was the lowest package offered.

Admission to B.Tech at MVJ College of Engineering is based on candidates' performance in the entrance exam, Karnataka Common Entrance Test (KCET). For admission to the management quota, the institute accepts COMEDK UGET, AMPCK, and JEE Main scores in addition to KCET. After the announcement of the results, ranks, and cutoff are released, candidates have to participate in the KCET counselling process for choice filling and seat allotment.

Admissions at IISER Pune - Indian Institute of Science Education & Research are both entrance-based and merit-based. For the BS-MS dual degree course, candidates can choose to apply through various channels such as KVPY, JEE Advanced, or the IISER Aptitude Test (IAT). Additionally, for M.Sc courses, candidates need to clear IIT-JAM, and for Ph.D programs, candidates must meet eligibility criteria, take a national-level test, and pass an interview. The admission process at IISER Pune involves a combination of entrance tests and merit-based criteria to select candidates for different programs.

Aim for high academics, a competitive exam score, and relevant experience for a better chance of admission. TimesPro does not have defined cutoffs for their MBA program, but they do take into account variables like work experience, academics, and entrance exam scores during their rolling admissions process.

The Jain Deemed-to-be University in Bangalore's Faculty of Engineering and Technology (FET) has a good infrastructure, industry partnerships, and a variety of M.Tech programs. There are, however, several drawbacks, including expensive tuition fee, lower placement rates and average packages than B.Tech degrees, and no publicly available data on M.Tech student outcomes and placements. 

Overall, the college is fine for M.Tech, however, it is good for B.Tech. You must evaluate all the options before selecting any college.

The Faculty of Engineering and Technology (FET) at Jain Deemed-to-be University, Bangalore rankings are given below:

1. It was ranked 115th among engineering institutions in India according to NIRF in 2023.
2. Jain University was ranked 86th under Management in 2023.

It does not, however, appear frequently in global university rankings such as the Times Higher Education World University Rankings or the QS World University Rankings. That's why it has been regarded as a Tier 3 college.

The tuition fees for the M.Tech programme in Food Technology at FET are INR 3.50-4.20 Lakhs for the entire programme duration, depending upon the specializations you choose. 

The bifurcation is given below:

1. Tuition Fee: INR 3.50-4.20 Lakhs (according to specialization)
2. Hostel Fee: INR 3.40 Lakh
3. One-Time Payment: INR 20,000

The above fees exclude exam fees, practical fees etc. Expenses on book and transportation are also excluded.

The Faculty of Engineering and Technology (FET) at Jain Deemed-to-be University, Bangalore has overall good placement records for M.Tech, but it is comparatively lesser than B.Tech in the college. The available data suggests that the placement rate for M.Tech is lower compared to B.Tech at the college, as in 2023 placement rate of M.Tech was 10.64%, compared to 54.27% for B.Tech. The average package for M.Tech at the college is INR 5.95 LPA and for B.Tech was INR 6.95 LPA.