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anshuman yadavUPSC aspirant

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Here is the list of colleges:
Al-Kabir D.Ed. College, Mysore
ANTS Animation Training School, Mysore
Farooqia Women Polytechnic, Mysore
J. S. Medical College and Hospital
J. S. Polytechnic for Women
Karnataka State Open University, Mysuru
Sri Jayachamarajendra College of Engineering.

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Sindhura rajagopal

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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, it would be recommended to take up an entrance exam. Of course, 10+2 is the other eligibility factor with science subjects.

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Sindhura rajagopal

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National College, Vijaya College, St Josephs, Mount Carmel, Kumarans College, Baldwins, Bishop Cottons, NMKRV College, MS, Deeksha, Jyoti Nivas, Christ and Jain College to name a few.

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Sindhura rajagopal

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IIFT NID, NIFT, IIFA, INIFD, MS Ramaiah, Vogue Institute, Bangalore city college, JD to name a few.

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Sindhura rajagopal

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I can talk about engineering colleges, since I come from an Engineering background. When you want to choose a college - always consider what course you want to pursue and then check which college has a better edge in that course, research how the faculty, placements, overall atmosphere and support for scholarships and student loans are in the College. This could be through dedicated study of each college online on the website, via personal talks with admissions department, via communication with alumni. Some colleges that I can list are - PESIT, RVCE, BMSCE, DSCE, BIT, RNSIT, Jain university, UVCE, SJBIT, JSS, BNMIT, MSRIT to name a fe
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I can talk about engineering colleges, since I come from an Engineering background. When you want to choose a college - always consider what course you want to pursue and then check which college has a better edge in that course, research how the faculty, placements, overall atmosphere and support for scholarships and student loans are in the College. This could be through dedicated study of each college online on the website, via personal talks with admissions department, via communication with alumni. Some colleges that I can list are - PESIT, RVCE, BMSCE, DSCE, BIT, RNSIT, Jain university, UVCE, SJBIT, JSS, BNMIT, MSRIT to name a fe
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Sindhura rajagopal

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I believe when you say IT, you are referring to Engineering and IT. For a career in IT, one can choose to do a B.Sc with Computer Science, BCA and then BCA thereon, BE/B.Tech. For BE/B.Tech, You could consider courses such as E&C, CSE, IS, Telecom, EEE, Instrumentation etc. And, then carve a career in IT sector post the graduation. Some of the best colleges in Bangalore are PESIT, RVCE, BMSCE, BIT, DSCE, RNSIT, MSRIT, BNMIT, SJBIT, JSS, Jain University, UVCE etc. Depending on your ranking, course interest and other expectations like placements, campus, culture and life, faculty, infrastructure you could research and zero in on the coll
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Sindhura rajagopal

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Following are some of the colleges:
Vydehi,
MVJ College,
B.M.C.
Rajiv Gandhi University,
Sarvodaya,
St. John's.

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Sindhura rajagopal

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Generally, government aided colleges have a low fee structure. I suggest you research for the best rated and popular colleges for the course you desire and then check which of them is private and which one is a government college. Talk to the admissions department for scholarships and student fund support. Have a chat with alumni for an overall idea about the college and then make an informed choice.

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