My daughter got a seat Manipal institute of technology bangalore with CSE core branch of engineering, is it good to proceed because it is started in the year of 2021 and new campus and fee is 5.5lack per annum or i got seat in amrita bangalore with CSE core branch of engineering with 1.5Lack per annum. Which one better sir

Ans: Choose Amrita Bangalore if you can afford the higher fees and want a more rigorous academic environment with strong placements and coding culture.

Choose NMIT if you prefer a more affordable option with good placements and a solid academic environment.

Both are good options in Bangalore for CSE, but Amrita offers a slight edge in academics and placements at a higher cost. All the best for your daughter's admissions and a bright future!

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Ans: Hello dear.
Prefer NMIT without considering the fee constraints. NMIT is also highly reputed and have good track record of placement.
Best of luck to your daughter.
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Ans: Since you are based in Bengaluru and considering your daughter’s needs as a female student, Jain University Bangalore is a highly suitable option. MUJ-CSE should be prioritized only if you and your daughter are comfortable relocating to Jaipur and have supportive contacts there in case of emergencies. Value-added Information to decide on Jain University-Bengaluru: Jain University’s School of Computer Science & Engineering holds NAAC A++ accreditation (CGPA 3.71, valid till December 2026) and NBA accreditation for its B.Tech CSE streams, reflecting rigorous curriculum design and continuous improvement. The department is staffed by over 15 PhD-qualified faculty engaged in areas such as artificial intelligence, data science, cybersecurity and software engineering, and maintains dedicated labs for AI/ML, big-data analytics, computer networks, programming and cyber-security. Situated on a 350-acre Wi-Fi campus, students access modern classrooms, a digital library, incubation centres and an on-campus makerspace. The placement cell collaborates with 1,000+ recruiters—including Amazon, Microsoft, TCS, Infosys and Goldman Sachs—offering structured training, mock interviews and industry projects to enhance employability.

Over the past three academic years (2020–21 to 2022–23), the four-year B.Tech program recorded placement rates of 63%, 67% and 63% respectively, with median salaries rising from ?6.8 LPA to ?7.2 LPA, and cumulative offers exceeding 2,500 in 2023–24’s campus drive. Consistent industry engagement, state-of-the-art infrastructure, strong faculty mentorship and placement support ensure CSE graduates—especially women benefiting from dedicated mentoring initiatives—are well positioned for leading roles in tech and research domains.