It depends upon a variety of factors. If you secure a good score and later decide to apply for a branch change at Dayanand Sagar College of Engineering, then you have a decent chance of getting approved. In any case, you will require approval from the principal of your branch. The major pitfall is that the chances of the approval are 5% on the higher side or nothing at all.

Either way, one of the other options is to connect with the administration officials and after a brief discussion about possible choices, coming to an eventual ultimatum where the administration can possibly ask you to deposit a sum of money in lieu of the above requirement. It is best to consult them before you step into the 2nd semester. 

Yes, Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering is good for Mechanical Engineering. Be it faculty, labs, department, infrastructure, branch, or any other aspect, the college is a perfect fit. 

The only disadvantage of DSCE Bangalore is that it doesn't provide any offers from core companies. The students of the mechanical branch end up getting a job in the IT sector. If any core job offers are available, these companies will only hire students in single digit. 

Companies like Accenture, Cognizant, Infosys, and Tech Mahindra hire students irrespective of the branches.

If a job in the IT sector suits you after graduating from the mechanical branch, then you can opt for Dayanand Sagar College for Engineering as it is the best college. It will furnish a job but in the IT sector.

Out of these two, Dayanand Sagar is definitely a better choice because it is an autonomous institute. However, you will encounter multiple distractions on the campus and it is advisable to be cognizant and not to neglect studies.

Dayanand Sagar has a good reputation in terms of co-curricular activities. One of my friends, who got RNSIT in the first round, waited and later opted for DSCE in 2nd round.

Trust me it was one of the life-changing decisions in his life. Rest is up to you, do whatever you feel like.

According to some of my friends studying at Dayanand Sagar, there are 2 options available if a student misses one interval in Dayanand Sagar College of Engineering.

1. The internal marks for an interval are considered as the best out of the 3. So there are chances to rectify the past mistake. Students who have missed an interval can attend the remaining 2 and score the required mark which is totally acceptable by the institute.
2. Contact the Head of Department and explain your situation. It’s up to him/her to make the decisions based on your reason. There’s no need to worry if you have a valid reason with supporting proofs and documents. In that case, they are very considerate.

The Head of Department can allow you to take the test later if they believe the reasons are genuine after viewing your case.

It all depends upon your interest and future perspective. Choose Telecommunication Engineering or IEM based on your interest. 

IEM is a combination of mechanical engineering, product engineering, and management studies, so if you want to gain hands-on experience in management studies and see the future perspective in the same field, then IEM is one of the best fields to pursue. Also, IEM subjects are easier compared to Telecommunication. IEM becomes more theory-oriented towards the 3rd semester. 

Now regarding colleges, VTU affiliated colleges are good to pursue your higher studies and the teaching levels are the same in all the colleges. Also, the placements are quite decent in these colleges.

Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering is quite a good subject to pursue at Dayanand Sagar College of Engineering. My friends studying there said that around 10 companies pay a visit to the campus every individual month for as long as 6 months in a row.

Accenture, being one of the top firms, recruited more than 700 applicants while Cognizant claimed as another leading company, hired more than 500 students in the placement drive. Alongside the two, Infosys hired over 300 students. 

There are several companies that mandate a total aggregate of at least 65% in the exam, and managing to maintain that can help you reach new heights. 

Dayanand Sagar College of Engineering is better in terms of placements, fests, and overall environment. Here are some of the things that you should consider before choosing any of these two institutes. 

• PESIT is UGC, AACSB, NAAC, and AICTE recognized. DSCE is a private institute recognized by AICTE, UGC, and Grade A accredited by NAAC.
• DSCE is VTU affiliated, and PESIT is under PES University.

The fee and placement statistics for the institute are given below.

In conclusion, PESIT south campus is the better option if you are looking for academics. Otherwise, DSCE will be great.

My cousin is currently pursuing B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering at Dayanand Sagar College of Engineering and his experience till now has been pretty good.

You can check out the placement of Dayanand College of Engineering for the years 2019 and 2020 in the table mentioned below.

A CSE degree from Dayanand Sagar College of Engineering is definitely better than ISE from Bangalore Institute of Technology.