Likes
- Events, faculty, crowd interaction, etc.
- Sports, competitiveness, friendly staff.
Dislikes
- Washrooms, dense population less space .
- Curriculum, difficult paper compared to other universities
Course Curriculum Overview :
I'd say doing CSE is better than any other course but again it depends on whether a person wants to do it or not, but yes the highest average pay goes to a cse graduate and then the other courses. Faculties are very friendly but again it depends on how act in front of them, but they are always ready to help any student in trouble with no discrimination.
Internships Opportunities :
As I'm still at the beginning of my third semester I do not know about the internship opportunities here. As far as projects go, we have the freedom to work on projects with the professors or on our own.
Placement Experience :
As I'm still in my second semester I do not know about the placements. But according to my seniors, it's good compared to most of the colleges in Bangalore. As for the percentage of students getting placed, I think it was 80 percent last time.
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions :
Fees for PESAAT students is 410000 for my batch but if you observe the last year's fee structure it was lesser, so I assume they increase it every year. We have mainly three scholarships, i.e., CNR is 40 percent of your academic fees(for one semester) for being in the top 10 percent of the university, MRD is 30 percent of your academic fees(again for one semester only) for being in the top 20 percent of the university and lastly 1000 for being top 30-40 percent of the university.
Campus Life :
As for fests in the Electronic City campus it might not be as sparkly or bright as rr buy it's got a good amount of club activities, etc. The recent fest conducted was Maaya which had a lot of fun activities.
Admission :
The entrance exam was tough compared to kcet or comedk but not as tough as Jee Main's or advanced. The application form for PESSAT can be found on their website. The fee payment was done right after one month of the conduction of PESSAT.
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