Presidency University provides PEP classes for placement preparation, which is a plus. Many companies visit, including mass recruiters and service-based companies. Last year, around 550 service-based companies came for recruitment. While many CSE and ECE students get placed in service-based roles, the overall placement rating is good.

The B.Tech Computer Science and Engineering course at Presidency University is pretty decent. The curriculum is updated, but it could be better compared to top tier-1 colleges. However, the course provides a good foundation, and with some extra effort, you can definitely get job-ready. It's a good choice if you're willing to learn independently.

I think the fee structure for B.Tech CSE is reasonable, around ₹3-4 Lakh per year. It's pretty standard for a private university in Bangalore. They also have options for paying in installments, which is helpful. Make sure to check for any scholarship opportunities to ease the financial burden.

Some faculty members are really supportive and helpful, but honestly, some don't bother much with classes. It's a mixed bag. Your peer group is what will really push you forward. So, make sure to find good study buddies. Overall, the faculty is qualified, but self-study is key here.

The campus infrastructure is good, classrooms are spacious with projectors and smartboards. The library is well-stocked with books for all engineering courses and has a large reading room. Labs are okay, but a bit small for a university-level institute. Hostels are separate for boys and girls, and the canteen serves lunch and snacks.