School of Engineering, University of Mysore, Mysuru Admission 2025: Dates, Application Form, Courses, Fees & Eligibility

The School of Engineering under the University of Mysore has a reputation of high prestige, and has passed through long traditions. This makes it one of the oldest engineering colleges in Karnataka, offering undergraduate and postgraduate engineering programmes in several branches. The SOE UOM admission process has been aptly planned to ensure that bright and deserving candidates gain entry into the various programmes that it offers. The SOE UOM admissions are conducted almost in accordance with the academic calendar of the University of Mysore-general, starting from the months that precede the actual commencement of the academic year running from August-September. 

The Karnataka Common Entrance Test (KCET) emerges as the main basis for admissions at the undergraduate level; KCET is the mandatory examination for SOE UOM admission into their B.Tech courses. 

Application procedures may differ by programme at SOE UOM.

School of Engineering B.Tech Application Process

• Register and appear for the Karnataka Common Entrance Test (KCET).
• The date of declaration of the KCET results will see eligible candidates going for centralised counselling conducted by Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA).
• During counselling, candidates will select SOE UOM and their opted B.Tech course based on their KCET rank and when seats are available. 
• Candidates allocated a seat must report to SOE UOM for document verification and the admitting process.

School of Engineering Application Process for MBA and MCA

• Taking the prescribed entrance examination (e.g., CAT/KMAT for MBA; KMAT/PGCET for MCA.)
• Either apply directly to SOE UOM or follow the centralised admission procedure according to the respective case. 
• Attend further selection rounds which may include group discussions and personal interviews. 

The eligibility criteria for entry into the B.Tech programme include passing the 10+2 or equivalent examination with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as compulsory subjects. The selection process is, therefore, merit-based, guided by the instructions laid down by the Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA). Updates regarding application dates, procedures, and counselling schedules concerning KCET for SOE UOM, are published online on the official website of the Karnataka Examination Authority for interested applicants.

School of Engineering, University of Mysore, has a total of 7 courses it offers. The following course details are available for students to review.

School of Engineering B.Tech Admission Process

The five B.Tech programmes offered by SOE UOM comprise Artificial Intelligence and Data Science, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, Biomedical and Robotic Engineering, Civil Environmental Engineering, and Computer Science and Design. The KCET rank forms the basis for selection of candidates for admission into these programmes. The selection process is merit-based following KEA norms. Candidates with a qualification of 10+2 standard are fine to apply for admission that has Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as subjects.

School of Engineering MBA Admission Process

The programme for the MBA at SOE UOM provides entry for a maximum of 180 students. The missing data, while suggesting a CAT or KMAT type of entrance exam and the possible shortlisting of candidates based on GD and PI following that, are indicative of a management-style entrance process for the diploma.

School of Engineering MCA Admission Process

It is permitted for 60 entrants under the Master of Computer Applications (MCA) at SOE UOM; in general, MCA admission is held either state over national-level based on the entrance exam, which has not been specified. Therefore, based on the subject of qualification, candidates are encouraged to apply.

The documents required at the time of admission more or less are:

• KCET rank card (for B. Tech)
• 10th and 12th standard marksheets and certificates
• Entrance examination score card (for MBA/MCA)
• Degree certificates and mark sheets (for postgraduate programmes
• Category certificates (if applicable)
• Domicile certificates (if required)
• Other relevant certificates, as specified by the institute or KEA.

To confirm School of Engineering acceptance, the candidate must provide the aforementioned papers for verification.