UoM’s School of Engineering to begin admissions
The Hindu
It will start operations in December; for five courses availabel for 2021-22
The School of Engineering (SoE), started by the University of Mysore, is becoming functional in December for admissions to the first batch of students for the year 2021-22. It has come up on the Manasagangotri campus.
With an intake of 60 students in each batch, five courses – Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence and Data Science, Biomedical and Robotic Engineering, Computer Science and Design, and Civil Environmental Engineering – have been introduced.
The SoE is admitting 50 per cent seats through the Karnataka Examinations Authority with a fee of ₹58,808 a year and 50 per cent seats through management with a fee of ₹1.55 lakh a year. It is headed by T. Ananthapadmanabha.
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