P.E.S. College of Engineering

Undergraduate and postgraduate programs are provided under various disciplines of engineering to the students in PES College of Engineering situated at Karnataka. The undergraduate programs include the following:B.Tech — Computer Science, Electronics and Communication, Electrical and Electronics, Mechanical Civil Information SciencePostgraduate courses include:M.Tech in VLSI Design, Software Engineering, Computer Network Engineering, Structural engineering, Thermal Engineerings etc.The college also provides Ph.D. by research programs in various other branches of medicine, engineering, technology, etc. These courses offer a holistic education with special importance to the practical knowledge and industry preparedness.

To take admission for MBA at PES college of Engineering, the basic eligibility criteria is 50% in graduation from a recognised university. Along with this, you need to qualify in KCET or Karnataka PGCET. You need to qualify in any one of the above mentioned entrance exams and cutoffs. These entrance exams have been already conducted and thier results are expected to be released in September. You need to qualify in the cutoff, which will be released according to the number of applications and seats intake. You can check the institute's official website and Shiksha website for the latest information about the cutoff and result, once it will get released. 

{Source: B.E. / B.Tech students & alumni}Is B.E. / B.Tech at PES College of Engineering a good choice? Here's a summary of what students and alumni have said:Pros:* Good infrastructure: The college has modern classrooms, laboratories, and libraries.* Well-qualified teachers: Professors are knowledgeable and experienced in their fields.* Placement opportunities: While the number of companies visiting may not be high, some students have been placed in reputed organizations like LNTP, Infosys, and TechMahindra.* Campus life: Students have reported a positive experience living in hostels with facilities like phone, indoor games, and TV rooms.Cons:* Limited exposure to top companies: According to some students, only average companies visit the campus for recruitment.* Low salary packages: The salary ranges mentioned by students (Rs. 2.5 - 4 LPA) seem relatively lower compared to other institutions.* Old curriculum: A few students have pointed out that the subjects taught are outdated, and there is a need for improvement in the syllabus.* Limited extracurricular activities: While the college organizes some events, students feel that more emphasis could be placed on extracurricular activities.Verdict: Overall, while PES College of Engineering seems to have its strengths, particularly in terms of infrastructure and teacher quality, it appears to face challenges in attracting top companies and offering competitive salary packages. However, individual experiences may vary depending on various factors, and prospective students should weigh these pros and cons before making a decision.