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The Faculty of Engineering and Technology at Jain, Bangalore, can be considered as a Tier 2 college because of its national rankings, accreditations, and some positive reviews given by students.The institution was ranked 68th in India for Engineering. It also has been graded A+ by NAAC. NBA has also given accreditation to some programs. However, these rankings and accreditations are not as high as those of Tier 1 institutions. However, the university offers a good combination of academics, placements, and industry exposure, making it a strong option for students seeking a quality engineering education.

No, NBE will not send the FET score card by post to any candidate. They have to download the score card online from the official website of NBE. Candidates must note only qualified candidates will be able to download FET scorecard. They will have to enter login ID and password generated during the registration process to download FET score card.

There is no fee for downloading scorecard for FET exam. Scorecard can be downloaded free of charge online. Students who qualify exam can download FET scorecard from official website, nbe.edu.in. Candidates need login ID and password generated during registration process to download the FET scorecard.

The Faculty of Engineering and Technology (FET) at Jain Deemed-to-be University, Bangalore has overall good placement records for M.Tech, but it is comparatively lesser than B.Tech in the college. The available data suggests that the placement rate for M.Tech is lower compared to B.Tech at the college, as in 2023 placement rate of M.Tech was 10.64%, compared to 54.27% for B.Tech. The average package for M.Tech at the college is INR 5.95 LPA and for B.Tech was INR 6.95 LPA.

The Faculty of Engineering and Technology (FET) at Jain (Deemed-to-be University), Bangalore, offers a wide range of B.Tech and M.Tech programs with a curriculum aligned with industry needs.The highest package for B.Tech students was INR 30 LPA  the average was INR 6.92 LPA, for M.Tech the highest and the average package was INR 9 LPA and INR 5.85 LPA respectively. The placement rate for 54.8% for B.Tech and 10% for M.Tech.There are positive reviews about experience at FET, highlighting good infrastructure, faculty support, and extracurricular activities. However, FET is a Tier 2 college, that offers good quality education but not being at the top tier on comparison to established institutions. Overall, it is a good choice, but you must evaluate all the options.

The Faculty of Engineering and Technology (FET) at Jain Deemed-to-be University, Bangalore, provides lateral entry for admission. For this, students must pass three year/two year diploma course in engineering and technology. Alternatively , they can apply with 45% marks in class 12th, with mathematics as one of the subjects. 

The average package offered for B.Tech students at Jain Deemed-to-be University's Faculty of Engineering and Technology (FET) is between INR 4.49 LPA and INR 6.92 LPA. The highest package offered was INR 30 LPA. Capgemini, Toyota, IBM, Wipro, Infosys were the top recruiters at the college. However, the actual average package can vary year to year.

The applications to the Faculty of Engineering and Technology, Jain Deemed-to-be University, Bangalore usually close in April.COMEDK B.Tech UGET exam is scheduled to be conducted in May. The final result will be released later in May. Only after the final result will admission be started. To get more updated information, please refer to Shiksha.com.

The Jain Deemed-to-be University in Bangalore's Faculty of Engineering and Technology (FET) has a good infrastructure, industry partnerships, and a variety of M.Tech programs. There are, however, several drawbacks, including expensive tuition fee, lower placement rates and average packages than B.Tech degrees, and no publicly available data on M.Tech student outcomes and placements. Overall, the college is fine for M.Tech, however, it is good for B.Tech. You must evaluate all the options before selecting any college.