College is good in many ways, but you need personal grinding.

To get in this college you need to give comedk and secure rank about 20k and less for this course. For the students of Karnataka, you get privileges like fewer fees and need to give KCET for admission. Other than this you can get in through agents by management quota, fees for that can vary.

Placements for ISE in Banglore is comparatively better than CSE and is still increasing. There are enough faculty members for monitoring and mentoring the students. The ISE department in my and many others' opinion is better than that of CSE or any other branch in this college. Due to covid monthly one internal was conducted and the semester exams are offline and have standard questions not too difficult to tackle if preparation is even a little below average.

Regularly checking the college mail can provide you with various internship opportunities as these mails are often and provide genuine internships. The faculties also regularly tell you about various opportunities and ways to upgrade your profile and working experience.

Campus placements are average, it has a direct tie up with Infosys and some other companies, but with adequate skills, you can get a suitable job in Bangalore after the 5th semester you are eligible for placement.

Fees are around 2.5 lakh(for students from the north) and less for cse and ise in this college other departments have less fess than this. Living cost is about 90k to 1lakh. Students get scholarships quite easily and the college provides an EMI scheme for students who are unable to pay the fees with a single payment. Scholarships are based on reserved quotas and other criteria.

Very big campus with a pleasant separation of all the departments. More or less every kind of club can be found here. The campus has good sports facilities, with a couple of basketball courts, a volleyball court, a turf and a stadium. Apart from this the college fest Habba is the biggest college fest in Bangalore which is a month long. All Classroom is provided with a projector and other basic needs. For programmers, there is a separate DCA club.

Personally, I won't recommend staying in the hostel for students from the north side of India. There are too many restrictions (they sometimes even stop going out after 5 pm. Which is unreasonable). Hostel rooms are good, food habits do not suit students from north, apart from this sanitation is proper. But I would recommend trying any PG as there are many near the college. Yes, and a big downside of the college hostel is that it is not inside the main campus of the college so you can't access college facilities after 9 pm ( most of the time after 6 or 7 pm). Whereas staying in PG gives you the freedom to stay out for at least 10 pm (necessary for students). Giving 4 rating for college hostel.