Colleges in Karnataka

Yes, Bangalore University has correspondence courses run by its Directorate of Distance Education (DDE) for those who desire flexible learning arrangements. Several undergraduate and postgraduate courses are covered under this arrangement. University Evening College, an affiliated institution of Bangalore University, also offers evening classes for working individuals and those who cannot go for regular day courses.

The college Acharya Institute of Technology Bangalore enjoys affiliation with Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU). There is not any freedom or autonomous status.

The institution entirely runs under this university's laws and regulations. It provides undergraduate and postgraduate programs, and all the programs' curriculums and degrees are connected with VTU's control. Thus, it doesn't possess the autonomy to set up its own courses or give a degree.

Global Programs Are Offered Under the BCom at ISME Bangalore

Yes, ISME Bangalore has an international programme in its Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) course. The students are given an opportunity to attend a two-week Global Experiential Learning Program in Singapore for academic immersion.

It comprises industrial visits, skill-building workshops, and campus tours of leading management institutes in Singapore, giving students the most valuable international exposure and cultural experience.

IADC-A, Bangalore offers a diverse range of five specialisations in MSc programme. Eligibility criteria to get admissions into these courses also differ. Check out eligibility criteria for courses in table mentioned below:

Yes, Indian Academy Degree College does offer MSc courses for two years. Further, the courses are divided into four semesters. The college offers MSc courses in five specialisations. The eligibility criteria to get admission into MSc courses are candidates must complete their bachelor's degree, including BSc/BCA, with at least an aggregate of 50%. The selection process for these courses is based on merit, followed by an interview/ counselling process. 

To gain admission to JSS College of Pharmacy or Acharya BM Reddy College of Pharmacy for a Pharm D programme without KCET scores, you would typically need to apply directly to the college based on your 12th standard marks and merit in a qualifying entrance exam conducted by the respective institution; however, most likely, you will still require a competitive score on their own entrance exams, not the KCET, to secure a seat. 

With a KCET rank of 27029, it is unlikely that you will get admission to the CS branch at Ramaiah College (MSRIT) as the cutoff for the CS branch is usually much lower, typically falling within the top few thousand ranks based on previous year trends; a rank around 3000 or below would be needed for a good chance at admission.