KCET 2026 Counselling Continues; KEA Urges Candidates to Resolve Verification Slip Issues

KCET 2026 Counselling Continues; KEA Urges Candidates to Resolve Verification Slip Issues

Web Option Entry and Verification Remain Key Focus Areas The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) has continued KCET 2026 counselling activities, with engineering aspirants across Bengaluru and Karnataka actively participating in document verification and web option entry procedures. These stages are crucial for candidates seeking admission to engineering colleges through the state-level entrance process. KEA Sets […]

Bengaluru Engineering Institutions Showcase Research Excellence at ICDCA 2026

Bengaluru Engineering Institutions Showcase Research Excellence at ICDCA 2026

International Conference Highlights Innovation in AI and Cybersecurity Bengaluru’s reputation as a leading technology and research hub continues to grow as engineering institutions actively contribute to cutting-edge scientific advancements. The recently held International Conference on Data Science for Cyber-Physical Systems Resilience using Advanced Applications (ICDCA 2026) provided a platform for researchers, academicians, and industry experts […]

VTU Announces Engineering Results Minutes After Exams End

VTU Announces Engineering Results Minutes After Exams End

Karnataka University Introduces Rapid Digital Evaluation System Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU) has attracted attention after publishing final-semester engineering examination results within minutes of the exams concluding. The initiative is being viewed as a major technology-driven reform in Karnataka’s engineering education system. The university released the results shortly after the final examinations ended, significantly reducing the […]

Fee Reduction Plan Aims to Revive Core Engineering Streams

Fee Reduction Plan Aims to Revive Core Engineering Streams

A new policy proposal in Karnataka is focusing on revitalising interest in core engineering branches such as civil, mechanical, and electrical by reducing tuition fees. The suggested fee range of ₹40,000 to ₹70,000 is expected to make these courses more accessible and attractive to students who are increasingly opting for computer science and IT-related fields. […]

Engineering colleges can run Arts & Science courses: AICTE

Engineering colleges can run Arts & Science courses: AICTE

The All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) has decided to allow engineering colleges run arts and science courses in parallelly on the same campus. Confirming the decision, AICTE chairman Anil D Sahasrabudhe told Express, “If other programmes are to be run, the requirement of each programme should be available separately except playground, parking, canteen, […]

Engineering Students have to complete 3 internships

Internships for engineering students has been in news for some time. But the latest news is that the students have to do at least three internships. These internships are to be of 4-8 weeks and are to take place before graduation As per the new action plan of the All India Council for Technical Education […]

Online complaint redressal forum for Engineering students and faculty

Online complaint redressal forum for Engineering students and faculty

Students and faculty members of around 10,000 engineering colleges will soon be able to register their complaints and grievances online very soon. The All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), which regulates technical education in the country, has asked all the institutions affiliated to it “to urgently put in place an online mechanism, if not […]

It’s Survival of the fittest for Engineering colleges

It’s Survival of the fittest for Engineering colleges

After years of seeing a massive gap in demand and supply of engineering seats, the country is finally seeing a sort of survival of the fittest, as the All-India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) terms it, among colleges. The council has been finally witnessing the gap close in between the number of seats available and […]

Self-financing Engineering Colleges Track S E Asian Nations to Fill Vacant Seats

Self-financing Engineering Colleges Track S E Asian Nations to Fill Vacant Seats

KOCHI: Hit by dwindling number of students, self-financing engineering colleges in the state have began tracking South East Asian countries like Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok on their edu radar to fill vacant seats. The Self-financing Engineering College Managements Association () feel that colleges in the state would be able to capitalise on the Kerala’s […]