One of my close friends graduated from Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering, Bangalore, and here is his insight on the evaluation of exam papers at the institute.

There is an option of revaluation but for this, you have to pay 500 for every subject. To evaluate your paper, you have to go to your department and fill out the details like your University Seat Number (USN) and subject code in which you want revaluation.

After this procedure, a portal will come to the official site of Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering where you have to make payment. 

Dayanand Sagar Institutes have multiple branches, each for a different stream of study. The three mentioned educational institutions are Dayanand Sagar College of Engineering, Dayananda Sagar Academy of Technology and Management, and Dayanand Sagar University.

Let us look at the difference between the given institutions.

Ranking:

• DSCE has been ranked at 73 for Private Engineering by India Today in 2020.

• DSATM is ranked at 79 for Private Engineering by India Today in 2020.

• DSU is ranked 115 for MBA by Edu rank in 2020.

About the Institutes:

DSCE:

• It is the main branch of DSI and the very first institute to be introduced. It is a private and autonomous college that is located in Bangalore.

• It is affiliated with Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU).

• Some of the most popular courses offered are BTech/BE, BArch, MBA/PGDM.

DSATM:

• Dayanand Sagar Academy of Technology and Management is an autonomous institute affiliated with VTU.

• It is situated in Bangalore and is popularly known for its BE/BTech, MBA/PGDM programs.

DSU:

Dayanand Sagar University is a deemed university based in Bangalore. It was founded later than the other two institutes and is an emerging top amongst the others. It is popular for its BTech and MBA courses.

Specializations:

DSCE:

• It has a total of 21 departments across Engineering, Architecture, Management, and Computer Applications.

• It features 20 research centers and more than 120 research faculty.

• It has 15 specializations for BE programs and 11 specializations for MTech.

DSATM:

• It offers a total of 15 courses across 4 streams in Engineering, Computer Applications, Architecture, and Management.

• It offers 12 specializations in BTech and has been ranked at 109 for its BE/BTech programs by India Today 2020.

DSU:

• It has six schools under its arena in Medical Sciences, Engineering, Commerce, Management, Basic and Applied sciences, Arts, and Humanities.

• It offers 53 courses across 9 streams with 3 specializations in BTech and MTech.

Qualifying Exams:

• Admissions at DSCE require students to appear for JEE Main/ COMED-K/ KCET for BTech courses. For MTech students can appear for GATE/Karnataka PGCET and for MBA PGDM students must appear for MAT/CAT/KMAT/Karnataka PGCET.

• For DSATM admissions, students can apply for UG programs by appearing for CET, COMED-K, JEE Main, or DCET. For architecture programs, students will require NATA scores.

• DSU Admissions for BTech/BE degree courses accept COMED-K UGET/ KSET/DSAT scores. For MTech and MBA programs Karnataka PGCET/DSAT scores are required.

These are the main differences between the given institutions.

My friends and I decided to study automobiles, but due to the restricted number of institutions that offered the course, we decided to pursue mechanical engineering and then concentrate on automobile engineering for our master's degree. Hence, we studied Mechanical Engineering at Dayananda Sagar (DSCE), and then Automobile Engineering at the same university. So I think I am therefore competent to reply. 

• If you're really interested in Automotive Engineering, then the campus is beautiful, and it's quite ideal for learning.
• In addition, automotive engineers will get IT jobs as well if we look at the placements.
• I would recommend you take the DSCE diploma and proceed to a Master's degree overseas.
• Yes, it is assuringly good for automobile engineering, but I would not recommend it.
• In general, automobile engineering is provided in very few institutions that reduce your possibilities.
• DSCE is one of the top automotive engineering colleges.
• You will find that you have a great learning space.
• I would recommend that you look at other options before finalizing automotive engineering.

The college is great simply to provide you with a degree, but it's your duty to earn it. In the last two years, very few reputed companies visited the college. Only your hard work will matter. The curriculum has been outdated until last year, but now they have updated it.