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Hey Arjun,
There can be any open comparison between the two but, being said that if you ask about top 5 in KIITEEE, they are no were near top five colleges in Bangalore.
And that comparison holds true for any and all states in India. Bangalore is Silicon Valley of the country, and one thing that is true everywhere is you learn 50% in college and 50% outside.
There are better jobs offered here. The best college in Bangalore (excluding IISc and IIITB ) is PESU with an average placement for CSE above 12 LPA.
Over 100 students get MS offers and all this in just 3-4 years of starting the university. Same goes for South Campus, RVCE MSRIT, BMSCE, BIT, etc.

Hi Koteshwara, taking the right career choice is sometimes a bit confusing especially for students appearing for 12th standard. At this stage, students are really worried as to which direction they should move ahead once they complete their 12th standard. The first and the foremost thing you need to do is to checkout your own interests and which way you exactly want to go. This will make things a bit easier for you and help you in taking the right career decision. Here is a list of some of the main courses that commerce students can pursue after their 12th standard :
Bachelors of Commerce (B.Com)
Bachelors of Commerce (Honours) : You can have a specialisation in a particular subject/field. Bachelors in Economics
Bachelors of Business Administration (BBA)
Chartered Accountancy (CA)
Company Secretary (CS)
Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA)
Cost Accountant (ICWA)
Certified Financial Planner (CFP)
Certified Public Accountant (CPA)
Cost & Management Accountant (CMA)
Law (LLB)
Prepare for UPSC-(IAS) etc. Banking Courses etc. These are just few of the major courses that you can select from after 12th commerce, there might be many others. To have guidance from your parents, friends, relatives and other experienced persons really helps, but the ultimate decision should be yours. Your career decision should be taken by keeping in mind your own interests and what you want to become in life.

In general, admission to colleges or universities depends on various factors such as your category, academic qualifications, entrance exam scores, availability of seats, cutoff scores, and other eligibility criteria. However, a percentile score of 74 in CET is a decent score, and being from the SC category, you may have a higher chance of getting admission to a good college.
It is recommended that you research the colleges or universities that participate in the CET exam and the previous year's cutoffs to get an idea of the competition. You may also check the official website of the colleges or universities you are interested in and contact their admission offices to get the most updated information regarding the admission process, eligibility criteria, cutoffs, and other relevant details.