It can be very difficult to obtain the certificate for a course you left midway. If you are already in college and have recently completed the first year, then it is close to impossible to gain the certificate back. 

I have a friend who once encountered a similar situation at the institute. 

• In his case whatsoever, the administration, quite clearly, was generally demanding the full tuition fee payment granted for a period of 4 years. 
• However, due to a mutual treaty, the amount was reduced from the one demanded before. 
• The administration and the family later came to a mutual decision to get things sorted.
• It is best that you either do not intend to join the institute or if you recently have, then it is best to continue the course until the end. 
• As it is futile to let your finances go to waste if you do not eventually extract anything out of it. 

The choice of obtaining the certificate, either way, can take almost around 6 months to a year, which is outrageous in the first place. 

According to the 2021 WBJEE cutoff, the required cutoff for CSE at Heritage Institute of Technology is 3434 (general). So, it will be difficult to get admission in CSE with your rank. As an alternative, you can go for IT at Heritage. It offers similar career prospects as the CSE branch. 

With 4.5k rank, you can also try for KGEC EE/JGEC CSE/GCECT CSE/GCELT CSE/IEM IT/ GCETTS CSE.

At this rank in case, if you are getting a Govt. college don’t go for it as there is a very low chance of placements.

All three colleges, Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering, Techno India Salt Lake Sector V, and Haldia Institute of Technology are very popular colleges to pursue ECE. After careful consideration, I would say that Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering (DSCE) is the best among the others mentioned.

• Dayananda Sagar is now an autonomous college and there are a lot of facilities available for the students. 
• The placement opportunities available are excellent. Many reputed companies visit the campus for interviews. Being located in Bangalore, it has a location advantage. 
• Industry visits, seminars, and internships are plenty. This can be a very good opportunity to gain some work experience and knowledge. 

Hence, Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering is a better college than Techno India and HIT as it offers better placements and facilities to the students. Also, as the college is in Bangalore and staying there could be expensive. The living expenses and travel costs are extremely higher than usual. So prepare accordingly.

One of my friends studied at Dayanand Sagar College of Engineering (DSCE). According to him, there are two kinds of boys hostels:

• Hostel for NRI: This might cost around 1.5 lakhs, I'm not sure though.
• Indian Hostel: Two Indian Hostels are located within and one outside the university, around 800 m from the university.

Also, know about these facts before coming to any conclusion.

• The residents of the Indian hostel have their own Hostel Mess where the food is like a limitless buffet there truly is excellent. 
• In the building where people can also visit, the NRI Hostel has its own canteen. 
•  It was rather cramped as 4 people had to share a room in the Indian hostels. 
• One of the beneficial features is that in this hostel you may occasionally obtain decent wireless speeds. 
• In the 2nd or 3rd year, most of my friends who went to hostels for the very first year moved to PG or home to find it cheaper. 
• The cost may now have altered as the college and all these things become independent. So everything is the finest. 

Two men's hostels and Two hostels for Girls. For girls. Many pgs are also with outstanding amenities in and near the university. Nevertheless, the hostel is mostly recommended for fresher boys. 

Yes, joining Dayanand Sagar College of Engineering through COMEDK is totally worth it. The college is among the top 10 colleges in Bangalore. You will not find any other college with such good infrastructure in Bangalore, it is the best.

However, whether it will be worth joining or not depends on the branch that you want to join. I have a few friends from Dayanand Sagar College of Engineering and according to them, the mechanical engineering department is quite good. 

DSCE also has a good placement record. In the recent placement, the average CTC offered was 4.5 lakhs, while 15 lakhs was the highest CTC offered. 

Before deciding, you should pay a visit to both the institutes. After analyzing what they have to offer, choose as per your convenience. 

Here are some factors you should have knowledge about AIT (Acharya Institute of Technology). One of my colleagues is a Communications and English language Professor here, and can possibly elaborate on this subject better. 

• Since he interacts with the students and professors of the Aeronautical department, he mentions that they have unlimited energy for student facilitation, guidance, and mentoring. 
• They take part in a large number of events, whenever organized. 
• If you visit the campus, you will be thrilled to see their enthusiasm regarding their ongoing projects. 
• Acharya Institute of Technology claims to have strong tie-ups with American, European, and other foreign universities, making it rather simpler to pursue higher studies overseas. 
• A large number of students also visit my colleague for in-house TOEFL coaching, before eventually applying for the student visa to the United States. 

In fewer words, it is a life-changing course, if pursued with proper guidance and efficiency. Hope this answers your query.

For CSE, ECE, and ISE, Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering will be a good choice. Due to its location, Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering will give you better exposure. The student crowd at DSCE is also better, as people from cosmopolitan backgrounds will be there. The placements are good and it mostly depends on your skills.

Here are the recent placement highlights of DSCE.

Overall, DSCE will be a better option for doing a course in CSE.

After doing some research online, I would suggest not to go for IEM at Ramaiah, until and unless you are extremely interested in studying that particular subject. Since it will not pay you anything and you will eventually wind up in the same category of mass placement at one of the service-based companies. 

Double-check the topics you will be studying. EEE is usually less exposed than IEM, yet EEE is regarded as the most complex branch to be studied. 

The majority of EEE / ECE / other branches receive job offers from Infosys, HCL, Accenture, or Tech Mahindra.

So, what is the point of learning core Electronics if all you have to do at the conclusion of your engineering degree is code? If you want to build a career, think seriously about the branch you select. Regardless of the institution you attend, I believe EEE is far superior to IEM. Pursue EEE only if you are truly passionate about the subject.

The placement at Dayanand Sagar Institutions (DSI) is decent. The students with at least 60% in academics are preferred by the recruiters. Sound knowledge in your core specialization is enough to get you placed.

The top campus recruiters are Novell, HCL, iGATE, ITC Infotech, Microsoft, Cognizant, Sobha, L&T Infotech, Infosys, Oracle, Deloitte, Accenture, Cerner, Mu Sigma, IBM, KPMG, and more. The placement statistics revealed that 2374 students placed in FY 2020-21.

Overall, the campus life is vibrant, and placements are excellent.