PES University Bangalore Answered Questions

Since, I am in the first year I don't know much about the placement. But I know for CS branch average package is Rs 7.9 lakhs. Last Microsoft took a PESITIAN for Rs 24 lakhs. As our college is in Bangalore huge number of IT companies visit our college. Especially for CS, PES has a track record of 100% placement.

Yes, the college does take students from CET. There is a 50% quota for the CET students. As far as I know CET rank 653 got admission in PESIT CS branch. For other branches, the cut-off is lower. Last year 216 seats (approx.) seats were allotted to the CS branch through CET and students also got admission from the second round of CET. Also, for the CET students they can give PESSAT (conducted for the students all over India) and get admission in the college through it.

If you are looking for the student exchange programs & international knowledge exchange then go for PES-IUP program which is the best among all 3 MBAs offered at PES (MBA-IUP, MBA-PESU and MBA-VTU).
AIMS is the best choice for students who are looking for the internships and hands-on experience with less expenditure. You can opt for PGDM course in AIMS.

It depends on the university which will awards you the MBA degree.
For MBA-PES university you require PESSAT.
PESSAT will not apply to VTU MBA at PESIT South Campus.
Eligibility :-
Prospective students with Bachelors Degree in any discipline (1st class preferred).
MAT composite score above 500 / CAT score above 50th percentile / GMAT score above 450 will be accepted.
Final year degree students are also eligible to apply.

College cut-off branch wise (rank based)
Below given is the course wise cut-offs:
B.Tech mechanical engineering 2478
B.Tech computer science engineering 654
B.Tech biotechnology 8281
B.Tech civil engineering 6920
B.Tech electronics engineering 1126
B.Tech electrical engineering 1925
Note :
The cut-off trends have been calculated as per the inputs from students, historical data. We do not take responsibility for any deviation between the actual cut-off data and the one displayed/predicted on this answer.