Sir M. Visvesvaraya Institute of Technology
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Rajat Goyal
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If you are expecting a very high placement from mechanical department them you need to give second thought as placement is good for CS or IS or EC department. In mechanical you need to work hard to get a placement you need to have good technical, management, programing knowledge.
Coming to fact of MVIT placement in mechanical I would say it's average.
All depends on you how to perform in your 4 years and one more thing beware of mechanical teachers.
Coming to fact of MVIT placement in mechanical I would say it's average.
All depends on you how to perform in your 4 years and one more thing beware of mechanical teachers.
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Pranav Sikkewal
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In mechanical engineering placement is not well as compared to past 3-4 year.
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Rajat Goyal
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It depends whether you are coming through ComedK or KCET.
For ComedK students, it's somewhere 2 lakhs.
For KCET, it is 50K.
For ComedK students, it's somewhere 2 lakhs.
For KCET, it is 50K.
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Rajat Goyal
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If you have a rank above the cut-off list then sure you will get a seat. The main two exams to get admission in Sie MVIT are is ComedK and KCET. So if you securing a good rank, you can get a seat and plus it varies according to the branch you want to opt for.
See, CSE is a top most branch and branch like IEM and civil are a bit easier to get admission.
See, CSE is a top most branch and branch like IEM and civil are a bit easier to get admission.
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Rajat Goyal
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You can take admission for mechanical engineering in MVIT by taking DCET which is conducted by KEA.
But in order to claim the govt. Seat quota, you need to write one Kannada exam only if you are from the nearby area of Karnataka
As you are from Delhi, you need not write Kannada exam and the cut-off for mechanical engineering in MVIT is 1500-2000 and every year 30-35K students appear for the examination.
Also, I want to clear this thing as I am also doing mechanical engineering for MVIT, it's really hard to understand the language so you will face some problem with the teacher in starting.
So, I suggest you to kindly try to learn Kannada
But in order to claim the govt. Seat quota, you need to write one Kannada exam only if you are from the nearby area of Karnataka
As you are from Delhi, you need not write Kannada exam and the cut-off for mechanical engineering in MVIT is 1500-2000 and every year 30-35K students appear for the examination.
Also, I want to clear this thing as I am also doing mechanical engineering for MVIT, it's really hard to understand the language so you will face some problem with the teacher in starting.
So, I suggest you to kindly try to learn Kannada
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Rajat Goyal
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You have to write COMEDK examination to get selected in private college of Karnataka
COMEDK exam is simple as compared to others you have to focus on basic of physics, chemistry, biology
Now you have biology as your main subject then you can apply for biotechnology in Sir MVIT. Cut-off will be easy to crack for biotech
COMEDK exam is simple as compared to others you have to focus on basic of physics, chemistry, biology
Now you have biology as your main subject then you can apply for biotechnology in Sir MVIT. Cut-off will be easy to crack for biotech
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Anusha Oshin
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No, the approved entrance tests are MAT, GMAT, GRE, CMAT, CAT, and XAT for admission.
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