Electronics and Communication Engineering

No, being a student pursuing ECE, I can tell, it isn't a tough stream. If you can manage studying 1 hour per day (at least) then it won't sound difficult for you. I would suggest studying whole semester instead of managing all the chapters just before exam. Once you invest your time, you would find it easy and interesting. It just requires a bit more time investment than other streams.

No, ECE isn't a tough stream. If you can manage studying 1 hour per day (at least) then it won't sound difficult for you. I would suggest studying whole semester instead of managing all the chapters just before exam. Once you invest your time, you would find it easy and interesting. It just requires a bit more time investment than other streams.

I'll prefer you to opt for the ECE from ABES as this college is the best college in all the other college that you have mentioned in the list above as this college in all the terms whether it is infra, faculty and placements.

If you apply now, you will be able to appear in Summer 2019 AMIE exams. Apply till January (first week), 2019. You can get all the information such as admission, syllabus, question papers etc. On this link: https://www.amiestudycircle.com. Also, to avoid any hurdle, you can join an admission package by AMIE (I) Study Circle by following this link: https://www.amiestudycircle.com/amie-prospectus-admission.html.

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No, it is a full time course in International Institute of Management and Engineering

Yes, you are eligible. If you have completed your class 12th or schooling with minimum aggregate of 50% marks. If you are searching to get admission in any private BCA college, then you should have this minimum aggregate. You will get admission in 1st year, and then you'll study for three years because BCA is a three year complete graduation course.

No, as per my knowledge BMS take admission on basis of KCET for Karnataka Domiciled Students and COMED-K for outer state students. So, all the best.

It will cost you around INR. 1.50 lakhs per anum for the academics fees only. If you want hostel, then it will cost you more depending upon the type of room you choose for staying.

I will prefer you to take admission in REVA, as this college is far better than the Acharya College. As in the REVA, you will have a culture of study and innovation. All the students there are always involved in any sort of innovative actives and the teachers also support them, but this is not in the Acharya College.

For that, you have to score under 30K rank to get into this college's main campus that is of Vellore and in the non-core branches but if you want admission in core branches then you have to score under 10k rank.