A college with good placements and a bit of less social life.

The management is good but quite rigid. Complaining about something isn't heard easily and takes some time for the action to be taken. But overall, it is a good college for placements and job opportunities.

Firstly, it was the top college in my rank. What makes it preferable is its placement record that is quite good with packages going 25L+ every year. Also, it stands among top 5 colleges in the state that puts it under the elite colleges. Being a 1946 estd institution and alumni like Mr. Narayansmurthy - the Infosys founder, it adds to the prestige.

The course curriculum is finely made my expert faculties. Being an autonomous college, our college has its own course curriculum and not the old VTU curriculum. Difficulty level slightly increases each year but it's not tough to cope with the difficulty as you learn to adapt.

Yes, internships are provided by the college in various firms which are associated with the college. The stipend varies from 5K to 15K per month which depends on how good the student is in his/her course and subjects.

Placements are quite good in NIE Mysore. Many big firms and companies visit the college during the campus placement season. Most of the students from the CS and IS branch get placed with almost 100% placement record. The highest package goes as high as 28L and average stays at about 4-5L.

Every year during the month of March/April, the annual college fest called 'TechNIEks' takes place in the college. State celebrities are invited for the fest and students of the college to perform in the fest. Actors and Singers are usually invited to the fest.

For the students coming from out of Karnataka state, it is quite expensive as we are Rs. 1,70,000 per annum as tuition fees and if you include mess and other fees, it goes to about 2,70,000 which makes it quite expensive. For the students coming from KCET exam, it quite cheap as it costs less than 40K for tuition fees per annum.

There aren't scholarship options for the students coming from the ComedK exam. Though loan facilities are available and can be taken after some paper formalities from the college and the bank.

Campus life isn't that flourishing here though it is okay as a student. You can't expect college life here as in Bangalore. Though the gender ratio is really good here which is about 3:2 ratio of boys and girls. A lot of North India students are also here which makes the college diverse. Entrepreneur, Robotics and Automobile clubs are active in the college who recruit students every year. Joining such clubs makes students quite practical about their subjects and market around.

After the renovation of the Boys Hostel, it looks good now. Hostels are clean and have all the facilities including WiFi. In each room, 3 students stay and there are no 2 sharing rooms. The mess food isn't really good. It is just average. Though food is cooked and served in a hygienic manner, it not really good when it comes to taste.

Alumni network is quite good when we talk about NIE Mysore. Our most successful alumni are still Dr. N.R. Naranamurthy - Founder and CEO of Infosys. He granted funds for the Electronics and Electrical building, for the Library and also for the renovation of the Boys Hostel. Seniors who are working in other companies often visit the college with valuable tips and advice.

3 internals and 1-semester end exam is held each semester. Each exam carries weight in the final result. Internals are of 25 marks for each subject and semester end is of 100 marks for each subject. Best 2 of 3 internals are taken for each subject, so you need not to give all the 3 internals for each subject if you have scored well in 2 internals.

I gave the ComedK exam as I am not from the state. State students need to give KCET exam. I scored 116 marks and I got Computer Science in NIE Mysore via Online counseling process. I came to Bangalore, got my documents verified by Comedk officials and then I went to Mysore for admission. The admission process was easy and just took a few hours.

The faculty is qualified except a few. Many of them did their post-graduation from IITs, NITs, and IISc. They are well aware of the course curriculum and there is rarely a chance when the faculty needs to forcefully push the syllabus for completion. Most of the faculty here is senior and experienced.