MSRIT Bangalore BE Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering: Fees 2025, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

The Electronics and Telecommunications faculty at the college is known for its supportive environment and excellent faculty-to-student ratio of 15:72 per year. The assessment structure includes two internal exams (30 marks each), a 20-mark internal assessment, and a 100-mark final exam scaled to 50 marks. Most students pass comfortably, with a small percentage needing supplementary exams. The curriculum is industry-aligned and student-friendly. Placement opportunities begin after the 6th semester, with 250-350 companies such as Apple, Google, and Microsoft visiting. The highest salary package is 52 LPA, while the average is between 8-12 LPA, with a placement rate of 95-96%. The fee for KCET students is about 1.25 lakh INR, including a skill lab fee. COMEDK students pay 3,12,600 INR annually, and management seats cost 18-20 lakh INR for the entire course. The first-year fee for 2023 was around 2,94,000 INR, with tuition, admission, and lab fees included. Fees may rise by up to 10% annually. Scholarships are available for OBC, SC, and ST categories from the Government of Karnataka, and the NSP offers scholarships for students from other states.