What is the eligibility criteria for MBA at SJCE Mysore?
Aspirants must pass a three-year bachelor's degree with at least overall 50% aggregate to apply for SJCE Mysore MBA programme. About 50% of the total intake is filled via PGCET whereas other 50% through Management Quota. Candidates offered seat in MBA programme must pay the course fee to confirm the
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To be eligible for an MBA at Sri Jayachamarajendra College of Engineering (SJCE) in Mysore, you must have:
1.A bachelor's degree from a recognised university that is at least three years long.
2.A minimum of 50% marks in the qualifying exam.
3.A Karnataka PGCET score.
4.Reservations are only available
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SJCE Mysore COMEDK UGCET cutoff 2025 was released for admission to the B.E. in Computer Science and Engineering course for various categories under both the All India and Home State quota.
For General AI quota, the cutoff ranged from 2993 to 7156 for admission to the BTech CSE course.
The SJCE Mysore KCET Cutoff 2025 was released for admission to the BE/BTech course for various categories under the Home State and All India quota.
For the General AI category, the last round cutoff ranged from 3156 to 256409, wherein B.E. in Computer Science and Engineering was
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SJCE Mysore does not offer a 1st PUC (Pre-University course) program.
Yes, But consider this also-
local placement is decent, teaching is decent, overall exposure/brand is Not as Esteem-able as BMSCE/MSRIT/Amrita.
For vibrant city life, internships, coding culture, and good placements, MSRIT or BMSCE Bangalore CSE is an excellent choice.
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