MYCEM Mysore: Admission, Courses, Fees, Placements

Mysore College of Engineering and Management, better known as MYCEM, was established in the year 2015 and has grown to be one of the well-known colleges in the Mysore, Karnataka. This affiliated college approved by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) provides following courses in engineering. MYCEM college occupies a vast piece of land of thirteen acres and has total student enrolment of five hundred and nine and has sixty-four well-qualified faculty members on its team. At present, the college offers seven undergraduate engineering courses all of which are on full time programmes and are offered in various fields of engineering.

MYCEM has an academic facilities and amenities to support student’s learning processes and activities. The college holds a library with standard collections of books, journals and reports in its collection and runs on KOHA integrated Library Management. For the needy students, MYCEM provided accommodation for both boys and girls hostels. The infrastructure that the campus provides boasts of up to date laboratories with all modern equipment hence enabling the students have practical lessons. From the college sports facilities, sports enthusiasts can capitalise in natural talent as well as general health through workout activities. Taking care of the students physical needs is also a key area since the institution also offers facilities like the cafeteria for students to take their meals, an auditorium for occasions like seminars, and a health centre that offers first aid services when necessary. For transport, MYCEM has provided buses for transport of students travelling from Mysore intercity and Chamarajanagar.

The college has in total seven engineering undergraduate programmes and all these programmes are full time. They are BE in Civil Engineering, Computer Science and Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Information Science and Engineering Artificial Intelligence and Machine learning, and Data Science. The intake authorised for these courses is 360 and out of these Computer Science and Engineering courses have the maximum number of seats of 180. Such structure provides flexibility in terms of selecting programmes students are interested in, and the field of engineering they would like to pursue.

The admission process at MYCEM is primarily conducted through two entrance examinations: KCET and the COMEDK UGET for admissions to professional courses in engineering, medicine and dental surgery in Karnataka. These examinations act as the basic means through which students wish to join the college pursue an engineering course in the college. In fact, MYCEM admission also provides chains for Management quota as well. It is preferred to follow the examination and admission schedules of both the tests, namely the KCET and the COMEDK UGET in order to be able to get into the preferred course.