Presidency University B.Tech Review By Vishal R

Presidency University Bangalore has a huge and green campus with plenty of food options that are pocket-friendly. The teachers are excellent and supportive, and they offer extra teaching during holidays to help struggling students pass (at a cost of 6k). The college also provides many options for foreign internships. However, the college is far from the bus stop and there is only one unreliable bus available. The environment can be toxic, with frequent fights between locals and students. Placements are not great and only high-scoring students receive extra facilities. Paperwork can take days to complete and roads in the area are not great. There are many North Indian and Andhra students, with some Northies not following norms and causing problems with locals. Overall, not the best nor the worst. It's a good college to study. And also enjoy the student life

The requirements to be eligible for all the courses are good. Students who have written the KCET exam and come below a rank of 1 lakh can choose their desired course based on availability in the college. For the Computer Science branch, the rank needed is slightly higher. Students from outside Karnataka can take the Comedk exam to join the college. At Presidency University Bangalore the Management quota costs around 2-3 lakhs per year. The application can be obtained either online or by visiting the campus. One can apply easily online or in person.

The teachers at the university are really great! They have completed their PhDs in various fields, which makes them very knowledgeable. They are always up-to-date with the latest changes in technology and are really good at what they do. They also know how to motivate their students and encourage them to do their best. All in all, the teachers at the university are the best. And also we are from online batch for 3 SEMS and they did their best to do things very well, I'm proud how they managed things during that time.

The university's placement record is not outstanding, but it is still at a satisfactory level. A good number of companies, such as Infosys, Accenture, Capgemini, TCS, Skill-lync, and many startups, come to the university to recruit students. Students are placed well, and the average package offered is around 5-6 lakhs per annum, while the highest package offered this year was 12 lakhs.

College has hostel, but I'm a day scholar. However I have heard from my friends that food is good there. And also not too much strict. They are good. But the hostel fees is too much. It's around 90k-1.5lakh.

The college's infrastructure is really great! It looks amazing from the outside and they are always making it better. The campus has all the latest facilities, but sometimes the construction work for new buildings can be a bit disturbing for students. Overall, the college is a really good place to study!

At Presidency, there are a lot of cultural fests and events which are really grand. Famous people like Divine and Ananya Birla have performed on campus before. The college has many clubs such as Photography, Coding, Robotics, Android app development, Dance, and many others. Sports are optional, so students can join and participate if they are interested. The college supports students who need training to a big extent. There are 2 libraries on campus with a huge collection of books and journals which are updated frequently. There is also a research organization called Vikasana which is run by Presidential students. It has done some great work and raised funds and appreciation since it started. However, if you are looking for good placements and have the necessary knowledge, Presidency might not be the best option for you.