Rahul Gupta's Review On Brainware University, Kolkata

I did not apply for any other colleges. I choose this college as the college fees was less and had a good studying environment. The admission process of this college is pretty simple just we need to pay 5000 for the seat booking or registration and pay the full amount and your admission is confirmed....Read More

First of all it is a private university, so there is no any chances of rejection of you have sufficient percentage in 10 and 12. I decided two colleges, Brainware University and JIS university. Out of these, I choose Brainware University because of the placement scenario and financial condition. Brainware University provides best academics along with better placement with an affordable fees....Read More

I chose this college over other colleges mainly because of its affordable fee structure, proximity to my home, and stable academic reputation. I had applied to a few other nearby government and private colleges offering BSc, but some had higher fees while others had limited seat availability. In a few colleges, I could not get admission due to high merit cut-offs and limited intake for my subject....Read More

I applied to multipl colleges offering similar courses. Some collegese were rejected due to high cut offs, limited seats, or delay in the admission process. In a few cases, my scores was slightly below the required cut-off, and in others, the counselling schedule clasehed with my exams. Igot my letter from VITEE but due its high course fee I rejected it. And also got some colleges from WBJEE counselling but either due to infrastructure or high pricing or some issues I rejected all of them. Then finally decided to opt for Brainware University as it is one of the best private university in West Bengal. It is also ranked 1st in IIRF 2024 under Technical Private University in West Bengal category which is the most prominent reason for choosing this university. I chose this college over other because of the transparent admission process, reasonable eligibility criteria and a well- managed academic structure. The faculty support and good student feedback were key deciding factors. Compared to other colleges the process is way smoother and organized. My college support both direct admission and through WBJEE counselling. Through direct admission you just have to visit the official website of the Brainware University and enroll yourself. You will get a call from the admission cell as soon as possible. The person (counsellor) talking to you will describe you each and every detail about the course you are interested in. The basic criteria is 60% of marks in 12th boards. They slo sometimes take their own entrance exam in a online format which will get evaluated at the same moment....Read More

I chose this college cause it is a value for money college. The other colleges that i applied for are - Adamas University, Swami Vivekananda University. Comparing this college(Brainware University) with Adamas University - The course fee is very high in Adamas University than Brainware University. Total Fee for Btech CSE in Adamas University is 8,00,000 while 419600 in Brainware university, meaning half the price. The fee structure in Swami vivekananda University is 3,60,000 but it hasnt much placement opportunities so brainware univeristy is like all for one with low fees . No, i didnt get rejected from other colleges i just chose this because it takes less money than Adamas which is very high and a little more than swami vivekannda with less placements opportunities....Read More

I chose this college coz the fee structure is much less then other colleges near me. I applied for Adamas University but after going after the fees structure(8 laks for Btech CSE) while i can apply for it in Brainware University for the half of it.(4.5lakhs for Btech CSE) No, I didnt got rejected from other colleges. The admission process is very easy. The eligibility for Btech is the students must have more than 60% in aggregate in PCM(Physics, Chemistry and Math). There is an exam that we have to give for those under 80% to get admission in the college....Read More