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Kavita Question by Kavita on Jul 03, 2025Hindi
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Sir, I am getting cse specialization in software engineering in srm ktr and I also have 13800 rank in comedk. Can you please tell which comedk college is better for ise or cse,and which is better srm or comedk.

Ans: Kavita, SRM Kattankulathur’s Software Engineering specialization at its main campus is NBA- and NAAC-accredited, delivered by PhD-qualified faculty in 12+ software development, AI/ML, and DevOps labs. Its Career Development Centre records a 96% placement rate over the last three years with 980+ recruiters, along with mandatory internships and industry-sponsored capstone projects. With a COMEDK rank of 13,800, top viable CSE seats include Bangalore Institute of Technology (closing 10,896; 80–90% placements via 200+ recruiters), PES College of Engineering, Mandya (closing 12,069; 75–85% placements), and BMS Institute of Technology & Management (closing 12,938; 70–80% placements). For ISE at similar ranks, Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering (closing 3,100), BIT Puram (4,800–5,000), and PESCE Mandya (13,069–13,300) offer robust analytics labs and 70–85% placement consistency. All COMEDK institutes are AICTE-approved with NBA-accredited departments and active industry tie-ups.

Final Recommendation:
Given SRM KTR’s superior 96% placement consistency, extensive software-focused labs, and strong corporate partnerships, choose SRM KTR Software Engineering for immediate ROI. If preferring a COMEDK route under rank 13,800, prioritise Bangalore Institute of Technology CSE for balanced infrastructure and placements, followed by PESCE Mandya CSE or BMSITM CSE. All the BEST for the Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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Asked on - Jul 04, 2025 | Answered on Jul 06, 2025
Sir is pesce mandya and rnsit good for cse/ise
Ans: Both PES College of Engineering Mandya and RNS Institute of Technology Bangalore are AICTE-approved, NAAC- and NBA-accredited institutions with PhD-qualified faculty, modern laboratories and robust industry collaborations. PESCE Mandya (VTU-affiliated, autonomous since 2008) offers Information Science & Engineering and CSE in well-equipped digital-and-traditional libraries, maker spaces and sports facilities, achieving around 93.70% placement consistency in CSE/ISE branches over the past three years with recruiters such as TCS, Infosys and Wipro. RNSIT Bangalore (NAAC A+, NBA-accredited CSE, ISE) boasts a sprawling 108-acre campus with advanced computing, AI/ML and cybersecurity labs, separate hostels and a dedicated placement cell that secures 95–99% of CSE/ISE students in yearly drives, drawing top firms like Amazon, Adobe and Bosch.

For marginally higher CSE/ISE placements, stronger recruiter diversity and rural-urban internship exposure, recommendation is RNSIT Bangalore. If VTU autonomy, community engagement and a slightly more collegiate environment are priorities, choose PESCE Mandya supplemented by proactive self-sourced internships.
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Hello sir, i got EEE in bit mesra in josaa and chemical engineering (renewable energy) in rgipt , which will be better? Also i got a comedk rank of 6969, in which colleges can i get cse in comedk through this rank?
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Hello , my son is going from the 11th to the 12th ,preparing for JEE . His interest seems to be in Mathematics. We have heard of the Integrated Bsc - Msc course of Mathematics and Computing at Sastra university, Thanjavur. Please do let us know about this course in Sastra , and the scope for jobs or research in the future , if he takes up this course. Thank you
Ans: Sastra’s 5-year integrated BSc–MSc in Mathematics and Computing (Thanjavur) is a strong, math-intensive, research-oriented program ideal for students with a deep interest in mathematics who are open to careers in finance, data science, or academia. The curriculum blends core pure and applied mathematics with programming, statistics, and computing, preparing graduates for CSIR-NET, GATE (Maths), PhD-track admissions, as well as roles in data science, quantitative finance, actuarial science, cryptography, and software/data-driven R&D.

However, I highly recommend the Chennai Mathematical Institute (CMI), a top-tier pure mathematics institute offering a far more rigorous, research-focused environment. CMI is better suited if your son is strongly inclined toward pure mathematics or theoretical computer science research rather than applied IT-style careers.

Sastra’s integrated Mathematics and Computing is more practical and balanced, while CMI is preferable only if he aims for top-level pure math research or academia. Your son should choose CMI over SASTRA if he is truly math-driven, comfortable with a rigorous entrance test, and enjoys proof-based thinking, abstraction, algorithms, and research. Alternatively, he can choose SASTRA if he prefers mathematics combined with computing in a more mainstream university setting with a broader safety net and a less narrowly research-centric environment.

Both are good options, but I suggest giving preference to CMI if your son’s passion lies in pure mathematics. ALL the BEST for Your Prosperous Future!

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