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For BE / B.Tech course, the cut-off mark required for a seat in P. S. G. College of Technology is pretty much on the higher side. Exact marks required for each department varies each year. This depends on your choice of department you choose.
Mechanical, ECE, EEE are highly competitive groups and you have got 199+ cut-off (depends on your community also). CSE, IT, CIVIL needs 198+ and the remaining departments 196+/197+. The campus placement is really the best thing here. The companies just flood in like in any other college. CSE and IT students will have most of the companies open for them. I nearly attended 55 companies in just 1.5 months' time.
For integrated courses the admissions are not merely based on the cut-off marks scored in your 12th exams. The department usually conducts an interview to select the candidates. Though your 12th marks are given some weight-age (usually, less), importance is given to your understanding of concepts.

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You can apply for most of the private colleges but you won't be able to apply for government colleges. The private colleges give the direct admission under management quota which usually has a higher fee than normal admission.
Some of those colleges are:
- VIT
- SRM
- Sathyabama
- Amity University
- Manipal University
- All regional private colleges of Bangalore i.e., BMS, Ramaiya, etc
- PSG-tech
- Hindustan University
Management quota fees are around 1.8 - 2.5m
There are also state private colleges if you prefer to study in your state. Like in Chhattisgarh there are BIT, Shankracharya, Rungta, Columbia, Kruti, etc. Likewise, there will be colleges in your state which give admission under management quota.
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