Presidency University Bangalore Answered Questions

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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Placement- The placement in our college, particularly in engineering, hasn't been done yet because it started 3 years ago. The first placements and the opportunities will be there from the next year because the first batch will finish their 4th year in 2018.
Internship- Yes, our college does provide internships but only for the people who are eligible for it and the internships start from the 2nd year itself.

Presidency Group is known for quality. The teaching faculty of the university comprises of eminent and accomplished academicians from some of the premier institutions such as the IITs, IIMs, NMIMs, Symbiosis, ISB and IISc, to name a few. The unique feature of the B.Tech programme is its industry practice outreach programme. Industrial Practice Structure: IP is part of the undergraduate B.Tech. Programme that takes the classroom to a professional location for a period of 7 and a half months. Hence, studying B.Tech at Presidency University will be rewarding experience. The IP structure will definitely help students community to identify the better career prospects.

For law, you can either get into corporate world as a legal adviser or practice in a court as a Jr. Advocate. Once you graduate from the university, you will have a license approved from the BCI (Bar Council of India) unlike the other colleges where you have to take up an exam/viva to get license to practice from BCI.

Hey Akash,
The university has tie-ups with at least a 100 companies. If you have good marks and skills required for the company, you will definitely get placed. At the end of the day, the university will get you companies and train you for placements, but it is the candidate who has to crack the interview.

Hi,
You can get a seat in Presidency University through a quota called CET-management, but not through CET. But, there will be a little fee difference and seats under that quota are limited. So, if you have rounded off Presidency University then apply now.