The National Institute of Engineering

Very difficult to get seat

You have a lot of scope in PSU. Try for those jobs.

Hi,
I would like to rank these colleges in this manner:
1. RVCE
2. MIT Pune
3. NIE, Mysore
Hope you got your answer.

It depends on your CET/COMEDK rankings, and for the branch you want to join, and also your caste. From what I know, you should try getting a ranking of at least 12000 or higher to join civil branch, 6000 for Electrical and Electronics branch, about 30004000 for Electronics and communication branch. For the more sought after branches like CS and IS, I would aim for higher rankings.

Fee is approximately INR 90,000 per year for lateral entry MCA.

Hi,
It is not a big task to get admission in engineering. The fact you have to full fill eligibility criteria.
1. You should atleast score 50% marks in 12th in your PCM group.
2. You must have applied for JEE or state level entrance examination to qualify for the respected college.
3. You should full fill the minimum cutoff required by the college. If you full fill the required criteria then only you are eligible for admission.

Yes, with COMEDK, you should wait for second counseling. Because, in most of the case you will be able to upgrade your branch, as well as your college.

Hi there,
National Institute of Engineering, Mysore is really a good institution for engineering. Faculty members are pretty experienced, North Indians are there, so you will not have that much problem. Now, coming to the gender ratio, it is around 10:2-3 as like other engineering colleges.
Hope this helps.

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