UVCE Bangalore Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

Hello Tanmaya,

You asked about the fees for Management Quota seats in the B.E. Engineering program at UVCE (University Visvesvaraya College of Engineering), Bangalore. Here’s what you need to know:

1. No Management Quota at UVCE
   UVCE is a government-funded, autonomous state engineering college that only admits students strictly by merit—through Karnataka CET (KCET) or JEE ranks. There is no management quota or capitation fee seats available at UVCE. (https://www.shiksha.com/college/university-visvesvaraya-college-of-engineering-bangalore-university-sampangirama-nagar-21460/admission?utm_source=chatgpt.com)

2. Merit-Based Admissions Only
   UVCE strictly adheres to counselling based on entrance exam merit. Whether seats are allotted via the 75 is to 25 ratio of CET to JEE, admissions are purely merit-driven. (https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/karnataka/uvce-seats-will-be-filled-through-cet-and-jee-with-7525-ratio/article66699559.ece?utm_source=chatgpt.com)

3. Standard Fee Structure
   
   

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   • For general-category B.E. students, the average annual fee is 22,000–22,430, totaling approximately 1.35 lakh to 1.94 lakh for the entire course

   • Independent sources suggest a flat fee of 48,000 per year across branches. (https://studyriserr.com/college/15466-university-visvesvaraya-college-of-engineering-uvce-bangalore/course-fees/1929-be?utm_source=chatgpt.com)
     
     
     
     

5. Clarifying Fee Misconceptions
   While private or unaided colleges may offer management quota seats at high costs, UVCE does not. Any such claim for UVCE does not apply and likely comes from misunderstanding or misinformation that is not backed by official policy.
   
   

6. What You Should Do Next
   
   

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   • Plan your preparation around KCET or JEE, as those are the only means to gain admission at UVCE.
     
     

   • For precise fee schedules or semester breakdowns, check the official UVCE website: UVCE—100 Years—First Engineering College of Karnataka (https://uvce.ac.in/index.php)

Hello,

It's not possible to join UVCE (University Visvesvaraya College of Engineering) without a government seat. UVCE is a government college, and it does not have a management quota or direct admission process for undergraduate engineering programs. All admissions are strictly based on merit and are conducted through the Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) based on the KCET (Karnataka Common Entrance Test) ranks.

Fees Structure

Since there are no non-government or management seats, the fee structure is standardized for all admitted students. For the B.E. program, the total fee for the entire four-year course is approximately rs 1.98 Lakhs. This fee is significantly lower than private colleges because it is a government institution.

The fees are paid to the KEA during the counselling process, and you receive an admission order to submit to the college. No additional fees for admission are to be paid directly to UVCE. The college website and admission process clearly state that all seats are allotted by the KEA and are based on merit.

Hey:)

Thanks for reaching out!

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IIIT Sri City is a newer institute with modern infrastructure, strong industry connection,and excellent placements with around 15-18 LPA average packages.

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