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The KCET result date for B.E./B.Tech admission at the Shree Devi Institute of Technology shall be lining up with the timetable of Karnataka Examinations Authority. KCET will usually be conducted in April-May, and the results will be announced within three to four weeks, probably by late May or early June.

All the candidates can check their results on the official KEA website by entering their registration number. The counseling process after the declaration of the results will start in June/July, where the seats will be allotted based on rank, branch preference, and availability of seats.

Most people think highly of the faculty at Shree Devi Institute of Technology (SDIT), Mangalore, for their commitment and caliber of instruction.  In addition to actively participating in professional growth and research, several faculty members hold advanced degrees like M.Tech.  The faculty has been commended by students for their outstanding teaching strategies and friendly, encouraging demeanor.  Students receive individualized attention and mentoring since the university maintains a favorable student-to-faculty ratio.

Yes, the faculty members of Shree Devi Institute of Technology are knowledgeable, supportive and helpful. They provide quality education with their dedication nurturing student's potential. Many reviews of students reveals that the faculty is good and experienced helping with all problems providing internships related solutions and providing growth opportunities to the students. Overall the faculty members in Shree Devi Institute of Technology are good and experienced.

The faculty members at the Shree Devi Institute of Technology can be considered good.  Most of them have completed their MTech and PhDs, and some of them also have industrial experience, particularly in Computer Science and Electronics.

They have developed a curriculum aiming at balancing theory and practical learning in modern laboratories for project-based training, preparing students to be industry-ready. Teaching methods involve lectures, workshops, and seminars. However, a few students comment that the engagement style of the faculty varies, some being more traditional.

The skilled faculty members of Shree Devi Institute of Technology put their knowledge and experience toward providing students with top-quality learning. The institution enlists teachers who have multiple academic fields of expertise in addition to extensive experience both in education and industry. The instructors utilize transformative educational methods to improve student comprehension while carrying out research initiatives and professional learning activities.

The top alumni of Shree Devi Institute of Technology are highlighted and mentioned in the college website some of them are,   

Sujitha Poojari who is Data Analyst in Bank of Newzealand.

Ashish John Sam - Data Engineer in JD Power Canada.

Lieutenant Ravi L - Indian Navy Vijag

Mr. Nikhil - Structural Engineer at GMZ Consultants London 

Divyashree R Bangera - AR Senior Associate Capgemini India Pvt Ltd 

Bittu Jacob Sam - Software Engineer ETISALT ( UAE Govt Telecommunications)

Alumni of Shree Devi Institute of Technology are working in various sectors. Most of them are working at IT companies such as, Infosys, TCS, Wipro, Cognizant, etc., holding jobs such as Software Engineer, Data Analyst, and System Administrator, while students from Mechanical Engineering and Civil Engineering departments get employment in companies such as L&T, Bosch, or in regional industries. Some of the graduates have also gone for higher studies or started their startups.

Required Documents

a) Original Tranfer Certificate (Tc)

B) Original pre university certificate 

C) Photocopy of aadhar card 

D) Original migration certificate 

E) Passport size photo

F) Entrance exam score card

G) Caste certificate 

H) Income certificate 

I) Medical fitness certificate

The KCET 2024 cutoff for Shree Devi Institute of Technology (SDIT), Mangalore, will be finalized after KEA's seat allotment rounds. Based on recent trends, Computer Science (CS) may require 20,000–30,000 rank, while Electronics (EC) could range 30,000–45,000. Mechanical/Civil branches often close near 50,000–70,000. Reserved categories (SC/ST/OBC) typically see 5–15% lower cutoffs. 

The cutoff marks for Shree Devi Institute of Technology varies from course to course. The last round closing cutoff for B.E. and B.Tech was between 104327 and 274599, whereas for Bachelor in Engineering in Artificial Intelligence and Data Science cutoff was 114034, whereas Bachelor's in Aeronautical Engineering the utoff was between 109791 - 160779 and for Bachelor in Civil Engineering the cutoff was 211738 - 274599

Getting admission into Shree Devi Institute of Technology (SDIT), Mangalore, depends on your KCET rank, branch preference, and category. For Computer Science (CS), a rank below 30,000 is generally competitive, while Electronics (EC) may admit up to 45,000. Mechanical/Civil branches are easier, with cutoffs around 50,000–70,000. Reserved category candidates (SC/ST/OBC) have slightly relaxed cutoffs. While not extremely difficult, securing top branches requires a strong rank. Always confirm with KEA's official seat allotment results for accurate admission chances.  

No, direct admission to Shree Devi Institute of Technology is only available to Management or NRI Quota. The admission in Shree Devi Institute of Technology is based on entrance exam like KCET which is karanataka state level entrance exam, COMEDK UGET, GATE etc. Institute also accepts JEE Mains score. The eligibility criteria for admission is candidates must have passed their 10+2 with minimum 50% from a recognised board having subjects like Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.

No, Shree Devi Institute of Technology doesn't offers 100% scholarship. The scholarship is based on merit based which means students who performs outstanding and sport quota students are exempted to 50% of fees. There are various scholarships offered by Institute like Backward Welfare Department, Department of Minority Welfare, Karnataka Arya Vyshya, Sitaram Jindal Foundation and more. For more information you can visit the official website of college.