I wrote k cet which govt entrance exam no interview good accept is everything is online it's intresting and their is no bad thing about the college basically one thing is it is situated far from Bengaluru urban City gitam bangalore is in Bengaluru rural no mall near to it it's only bad thing

I did not have to take any interview but I had to write this Exam named GAT that for everyone around the world the exam was really easy though it was basic maths and general knowledge but center options were really limited

It’s actually group decision of me and my friends. The comparison is between allaince and gitam we did research and accordingly we chooses the gitam college. There is written exam called as gats for the admission

I think there are no factors i have chosen this college because I have 40 percent scholarship in it and it is somewhat nearer to my hometown and also my friends are studying here and this made me to chose this college

This college is surrounded in a good environment and great facilities including hostels.good aspects are clealiness and infrastructure and we developed class rooms and bad aspect is hostel food is not good at all

No there was no interviews or written test for admission for KCET students but for management students there is an written test for addmission, my cut-off in KCET was around 80,000 and I got seat here in 3rd round.

I choose this college by exam , the university conducted entrance exam , by that exam I got passed in that and then I joined this university , and I not got any scholarship from the entrance exam , because there is certain marks criteria.

I here this college from my family members. This is a good college for me but fee is more. In my first year I will loose my stage fear because of my English will take group discussion, interview and more..

I've written a entrance exam so I got a scholarship for the college so I went with the college, and also the hostel facilities and food facilities are good which we can consider to go for this college.

I joined GITAM University Bangalore through KCET, which had a defined cutoff for admissions. The good aspects of the college are excellent faculty, infrastructure, and placement opportunities, though the fee structure is on the higher side. Preparing for KCET involved regular study, practicing mock tests, and focusing on key topics in physics, chemistry, and mathematics.