Not worth for a Mechanical Engineering

College management is very disorganized. Everything is done on pen and paper. For example, students have to stand in long queues for paying fees. All the decisions are made last minute and students are troubled for the simple task which can be done by the management easily, especially mechanical stream. They are too much strict with 85 per cent attendance.

It was a brain fade to be honest. I got confused about the difference between PesU & Pes. Pes was a brand at that time. The reputation that Pes holds in Bangalore and the quality of education it provides attracted many students like me. Pes has one of the best placements all across Bangalore.

PESIT being affiliated to VTU has an outdated syllabus. There are few electives in higher semesters which makes completes a student in this competitive world. It does not only include core mechanical but few management subjects as well to make a student industry ready.

As AICTE has made internship compulsory during the engineering period, the college helps the student to get the internship through references.

The college has one of the best placements compared to other colleges in Bangalore. The kind of opportunities college provides for placement is quite commendable. CS, IS as well as ECE department students usually get placed very easily as n number of companies keep coming for IT stream being a college in the garden city. Mechanical student finds it hard to get placed as there is few core companies visit for recruitment.

Maaya is the annual intercollegiate technical and cultural fest at PES University – Electronic City Campus. It involves all the event wherein an individual can fit himself from gaming, quiz, dance, singing, Hackathon, debate, workshops and what not. Another event which is a home event is Activity day.

The fee structure is somewhat feasible. For Comedk tuition fees is around 1.5 lac excluding. College also incorporates other fees like stationary fees, exam fees which is common for everyone. For CET students fee structure is very feasible. They are charged around 70k for a year.

I have availed one scholarship every year. The college has a very organized process to avail the scholarship. It also provides loan facility.

Campus life is very good. It has various clubs for autonomous cars, UAVs.It has various sports teams as well, they get to represent the college at bigger stages. Labs are nicely equipped and well maintained. Overall infrastructure is nice. The classrooms are well spaced and fitted with cameras to record the lectures.

I stayed in a Pg near college as the hostel fees were very expensive. The college has a boys hostel within the campus and a girls hostel a few kilometres away from the college. The hostel within the college does not have enough rooms to accommodate all the boys so they newly built another boys hostel near girls hostel. Various facilities like 3 times food and snacks are provided, attached bathroom with geyser are given. Food is average.

There is no alumni network as such. But I have one instance wherein alumni had helped me. Seniors are helpful.

VTU conducts semester exams during December-January & June-July. All theory exams happen for 80 marks and the other 20 marks are awarded from an internal test conducted by the college. There are three internal tests for each subject of maximum 40 marks, the AVG of two highest is taken out of 20.

I applied for Comed-k exam, got a suitable rank that secured me a seat in this college. Comedk is an entrance exam conducted to get admission in private colleges across a Karnataka.Its a 3 hour exam with 1 hour each for PCM.It consists of total of 180 questions with 60 in each subject.

I would rate them just above par. Some of them care about the student's overall growth. They try to make the class more interactive by giving various real-life examples depending on the subject. Teachers not only focus on teaching what is there in academics but also help students with extracurricular activities like projects and research.