Presidency University, School of Engineering
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| Courses | Tuition Fees | Eligibility |
|---|---|---|
B.E. / B.Tech(17 courses) | 1.3 L - 10.5 L | 10+2 : 45 % |
M.E./M.Tech(15 courses) | 2 L - 14 L | Graduation : 50 % |
MCA(2 courses) | 8 L | Graduation : 50 % Exams : KMATKarnataka PGCET |
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What is the eligibility criteria for BE course admission at RV College of Engineering?
Candidates seeking admission at RV College of Engineering must meet the required eligibility criteria as preset by the institute. They must appear for the accepted entrance exam. The selection is based on the candidates’ performance in the accepted JEE Main or any other national-level/state-level entrance exam. Additionally, shortlisted candidates must present the relevant documents to prove their eligibility.
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Placements: As I am still a first-year student, I do not have much prior knowledge, but we anticipate better placements compared to the B.Tech course. This year, the university also included many experience-building programs regarding placements and how to ace them. The course I am pursuing is a BBA in Business Analytics, and it’s one of the best management courses. I fell in love with the subjects and topics from my second semester.
Infrastructure: The course is well planned, and we have really good libraries. Also, the college has the best Wi-Fi infrastructure established. The college has good infrastructure overall, except that it does not provide good infrastructure or facilities for sports; it’s very bad. Hostels are well-maintained, but gym facilities are available only for girls.
Faculty: Teachers mostly depend on PDFs and PPTs to teach, and they are friendly, but most of them lack experience. The university conducts only four exams per year: one midterm per semester and one semester-end exam per year. Most of the time, exams are easy. Some teachers can target you if you mess with them, but most of the time, they are very friendly and helpful with many things.
Other: The surroundings of the college, being near NIT, are convenient, but it’s in a very rural area. The auto drivers are also rude, making it difficult to travel from here. Setting this aside, the college provides a good security system, even in the hostel and college, though some of the rules are very strict. The food in the mess is okay; it’s far better than the food most colleges provide