Sir M Visvesvaraya Institute Of Technology Admission Procedure

Sir M Visvesvaraya Institute of Technology Bangalore - Admission Procedure:

Sir MVIT College is one of the best institutes of Bangalore for pursuing degrees related to engineering, computer applications, management, etc. Here, the admission process takes place in 3 different structures:

Admission Procedure for UG Courses

Sir MVIT College offers 9 undergraduate engineering courses. To apply for admission in B.E under the management quota, students need to meet the eligibility criteria. In order to be eligible for admission, the students should have appeared for common entrance examinations such as JEE, COMEDK OR KCET.

Admission through CET:

The CET (Common Entrance Test) happens annually in April. If you are a student from the Karnataka domicile, then apply and book the seat online. Because 45% of the seats here at the MVIT technology college is based on your overall performance in the CET exam

Admission through COMED-K:

The Consortium of the management of the private colleges of Karnataka happens every May. Both Bangalore, Karnataka & Non-Karnataka students are eligible to write the exam, and 30% of the seats are considered for the Sir MVIT admission.

Admission through Management Quota:

The provisional admission process begins standardly during April annually and 25% of the seats are allocated for the Management Quota.

UG Seat Allotments - In Percentage

Admission Procedure for PG Courses

Sir MVIT offers 3 M.Tech programs, MBA programs (Marketing, Finance and HR. Core and Dual Specialization of Marketing, Finance  & HR) and MCA program under the postgraduate courses.

For M.Tech admission under the management quota, the aspiring candidate must have passed B.E/B.Tech with an aggregate minimum of 50% marks in all subjects. The students should have appeared for PGCET/GATE Exam. For MCA admission, the aspirants must fulfil the eligibility criteria. Also, they should have cleared KMAT or PGCET.

In the total seats, 20% of the seats are reserved for the government quota and the remaining 80% of seats are filled under the management quota.

PG Seat Allotments - In Percentage