![Jain College of Engineering - [JCE]](https://image-static.collegedunia.com/public/college_data/images/logos/1603793235Logo.jpg?h=71.7&w=71.7&mode=stretch)
To secure admission, candidates must pass Karnataka's Second PUC board exam with at least 45% and qualify through the Common Entrance Test (CET). The teaching environment is supportive, with 8 to 10 faculty members per department, maintaining a favorable student-faculty ratio, particularly in the Computer Science department. The college employs over 200 teaching staff for 2,000 to 3,000 students, offering structured assessments with internal and semester-end exams. The affordable fee structure includes a university fee, a separate exam fee, and an annual transportation fee.
A maintenance fee of 18,000 INR covers library, transportation, and sports facilities, while a 100 INR fee is collected for hall tickets. Approximately 70% of students secure placements, with companies like TCS, HCL, and HGS recruiting. Average salary packages range from 3 to 4 lakh per annum, with the highest reaching 12 lakh. Placement activities begin after the 6th semester, and students must have no backlogs, complying with company-specific cutoffs.
The college offers six-month internships in reputed companies, with stipends around 10,000 INR per month. The Karnataka Government's SSP scholarship assists eligible students, covering up to 40% of fees, with SC/ST students potentially receiving over 80,000 INR. Tuition fees depend on admission type: management seat students pay about 160,000 INR per year, while CET students pay about 110,000 INR. Additionally, a college fee of 10,000 INR for labs and 50,000 INR for development fees applies, totaling around 640,000 INR for the four-year course.
Living expenses in Bangalore, such as staying in a PG, add about 120,000 INR annually. The college does not provide hostel facilities, requiring students to manage their own accommodation.
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