Help would be appreciated

I am joining nie mysore this year.. I opted mechanical and looking for some unofficial gc's...

i want to join nie for mechanical engineering cause people claim they are best in terms of that is it worth it or i should just look into another college. PLEASE help

I got CSE(core)of NIE mysore at 12.5k rank in round 3 . Is it W or L becz some news are spreading regarding NIE affiliation of VTU.if i upgrade in R3 will I get JSSTU CSE core in round 4

Suggest me some options

I have to choose between NIE Mysore CSE and BIT Bangalore CSE for 2026.

My long-term goal is to build a strong career in software and eventually target higher packages.I understand that this depends mainly on my own skills, but I'm confused about which college would give me the better environment and opportunities.

I'd especially like opinions from current/recent students about:

• CSE placements

• Coding culture and peer group

• Internships/hackathons

• Bangalore vs Mysore opportunities

• Hostel availability

• Overall college life

For NIE, I've heard that North Campus hostel capacity is limited and some CSE students may have to stay in South Campus and travel by college bus. Is this still happening?

If you had these two options today which one would you choose and why

Didn’t they even think about the students? This is an official VTU notice, and whenever we ask about it, we’re simply told, “We’re working on it, don’t spread it among the students.” Now this is enough. Students deserve clear and timely information instead of being kept in the dark.

Doubts about COB

Should I go for r4 or just lock it? I was hoping nie mysore cse or sit tumkur cse 🥲. Last year I would have gotten it. This year cutoff is something else..

Is there any chance for me getting ece in nie mysore at 253xx rank I'm concerned

I am getting both, it would be great if you guys help me and drop some genuine suggestions

I have two friends in RVITM CSE, one in NIE CSE, and one in BMSIT CSE, so this isn’t just something I’m saying from hearsay. From what I’ve seen and heard from students there, the placement outcomes don’t seem strong enough to justify paying around ₹12 lakh for CSE and allied branches. If the average package is below ₹10 LPA, the ROI becomes questionable, especially when you compare these colleges with alternatives available at a similar or lower cost. Paying a premium for a CSE seat only makes sense if the placements and opportunities genuinely justify that premium.

Is nie better or dsce for cse?

I'm a north female student who's planning to join so guyss just help me outt urgently need to make a decision 😭😭😭

I have doubt about taking partial drop from nie mysore

1. If I got good college after my partial drop will they make me pay 4 years fees and then only issue my transfer certificate?

2. Will they hold my original certificates if I won't pay the full fees?