MYCEM Mysore

Mysore College of Engineering and Management (MYCEM) has its roots in Mysore, in Karnataka, and is one of the premier institutes offering various undergraduate engineering courses. The admissions procedure of MYCEM has been formulated so that the admission of candidates into its seven full-time BE programs is done based on a systematic process and relies mainly on the two common entrance tests: the Karnataka Common Entrance Test (KCET) and the Consortium of Medical, Engineering, and Dental Colleges of Karnataka Under Graduate Entrance Test (COMEDK UGET).

Usually, this whole process is applied in the academic year and the admission processes begin in the preceding months before starting the academic session, typically between April to May for KCET, while that for COMEDK UGET typically occurs in May. Students, thus, need to check the official web pages of these entrance exams to know the exact date and deadline.

KCET and COMEDK UGET would be testing students on subjects learned at the 10+2 level in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. Holders of aspiring minds must therefore go through reading the whole syllabus for the exams and practice as much as possible in solving past years’ question papers.

Application Process

The process of entry into Mysore College of Engineering and Management consists of several steps:

1. Appearing KCET/COMEDK UGET: An applicant has to appear for any of these entrance examinations. KCET is one entrance exam conducted by the Karnataka Examination Authority, and the other is COMEDK UGET, organized by the Consortium of Medical, Engineering and Dental Colleges of Karnataka.

2. Obtaining Results: Candidates can check results and scores/ranks in each of these exams when either published in newspapers or made available online.

3. Counseling Registration: Only qualified candidates are required to register for the counseling conducted by the respective examination authorities.

4. Document Verification: Candidates must carry relevant documents for verification during counseling. These are normally 10th and 12th Marks Sheets, Entrance Exam Score Card, Demand Draft of Tuition Fees, Domicile Certificate (if applicable), Category Certificates (if applying under reserved categories), and Other Relevant Certificates as specified by the Counselling Authority.

5. Choice Filling: Selection of preferred colleges and courses as per order of preference.

6. Seat Allotment: The allotment of seats takes place on the basis of the candidate’s rank and the choices made.

7. Fee Payment: In case the seat is allotted at MYCEM, candidates will have to pay the required fees to confirm admission.

8. Reporting to College: Completion of the above steps will lead to students reporting to MYCEM along with all original documents for final admission formalities after seat allotment and payment of the required fees.

Degree-wise Admission Process

B.Tech/BE: All the seven undergraduate engineering programs in MYCEM are available as full-time courses. Admission to these undergraduate courses will be based on the performance of the candidate either in KCET or the COMEDK UGET exam. 

The following courses are available based on intake capacities:

1. BE Computer Science and Engineering (180 seats)
2. BE Civil Engineering (30 seats)
3. BE Electronics and Communication Engineering (30 seats)
4. BE Mechanical Engineering (30 seats)
5. BE Information Science and Engineering (30 seats)
6. BE Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (30 seats)
7. BE Data Science (30 seats)

For the admissions in a specific course, the student should qualify in the entrance examination and should complete the respective counseling process. Usually, admissions are based on candidate ranks in these tests, subject to the availability of seats.