Sagar College

Yes, candidates can withdraw their MCA fees from Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering after the commencement of classes. However, there are certain terms and conditions applied by the college on withdrawal. Check out the conditions below: Time of Withdrawl Fee RefundedAny time after admission but before the date of commencement of classes.Total fees after deducting INR 10,000Within fifteen days from the date of commencement of classes50% of the total fee After fifteen days,  from the date of commencement of classesNo refund,  required to pay the remaining years' tuition feeCandidates must note that, decision of the college is final on all the matters related to fee/ refunds. Policies and regulations subject to revision from time to time. 

The eligibility criteria for admission to the MCA course at Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering include the basic eligibility criterion and primary eligibility criterion. The basic eligibility requires a Bachelor's degree featuring a minimum aggregate of 50% (45% for SC/ST/other reserved categories) across all degree examinations. Additionally, candidates must have specific electives in their degree, including subjects like Mathematics, Statistics, Computer Sciences, Computer Programming, Computer Application, Business Mathematics, or Business Statistics.Primary eligibility criteria require students to secure a valid score in any of the following entrance exams- PGCET/ KMAT. Then, the college releases the merit list and conducts the counselling on the basis of scores applicants secured in the entrance exam. 

To identify which college is best among Indus Business Academy and Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering for an MBA course, candidates can compare both colleges on the basis of various parameters, such as ranking, Shiksha ratings, availability of seats, etc. Check out the below table comparing these mentioned components: Parametere Indus Business Academy Dayananda Sagar College of EngineeringRankingsTimes 23' - 39 Times 24' - 89 Shiksha Ratings 4.3/5 4.4/5Availability of Seats240 120 Conclusively, both of the colleges are more or less similar in terms of reputation and ranking. Hence, candidates can choose any one of the colleges on the basis of their location preferences and the type of specialisation they want to get in.