Presidency University, Bangalore

It's definitely a new university and it's a state private university. However, if your getting in through CET, the fee is lower. On the contrary, if you get in through Management Quota, the fee is too high. It is a normally good university if you are not making into IISc/IIT/NIT/IIIT/ UVCE/BMSCE/RVCE/MSRIT/BIT/ DSCE when compared to Bangalore standards. I personally feel among the state private universities in Bangalore, Dayananda Sagar University (DSU) is a decent option and good for B.Tech. I would rate REVA the lowest in this cadre. However, Presidency has decently good faculty and they follow a curriculum of BITS-Pilani with decent faculty base.
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Placements : Since it's a new university emerged in 2015, there's no graduated batch yet. The placement offers for the MBA students in the university are really impressive. The promised placements are only redeemable on completion of the final year which no batch has completed yet. Infrastructure : The infrastructure is the best attraction of Presidency University. The campus is vast. Libraries, Sodexo, coffee day and many others facilities are available within the university. Sports are encouraged as we have a football ground and cricket nets. All the classrooms are large and comfortable. Every room has a projection screen with a projector. As a law student, I am not much aware of labs, but I believe that they are very good from what I have heard from my engineering friends. The university has a medical room for treating students with qualified doctors. The emergency ambulance is also available. Sodexo provides a variety of food options in both veg and non-veg. The college is a hygiene area. The hostels are located outside the university, but they are at a closer range. I haven't faced any issues related to infrastructure till now. Faculty : The faculty members are really great. They are available for any doubt clarification. They really helped me in learning difficult subjects like law and also helped me to gain more interest in the subject. The quality of teaching is at par. Other : The university organises various national and international conferences. The national moot court competitions are also conducted. The university organised its fest recently. Named as Meraki, it was a festival for everyone.