Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering Bangalore

Institutional Governance & Regulatory Standing

Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering (DSCE), established in 1979, operates as an Autonomous Institute affiliated to Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU). Approved by AICTE and UGC, the college is accredited by NAAC with an ‘A’ grade and holds ISO 9001-2015 certification. Eligible undergraduate engineering courses are accredited by the National Board of Accreditation (NBA).

The institution is managed by the Mahatma Gandhi Vidya Peetha Trust (MGVP Trust) and maintains experienced academic leadership. Its governance is committed to structured quality standards, supported by the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), an Anti-Ragging Committee, an Equal Opportunity/SC-ST Cell, and an Internal Committee (IC) to ensure a safe learning environment.

DSCE offers a comprehensive academic portfolio across undergraduate, postgraduate, and research levels.

1. B.E. Bachelor’s Degree Programmes (UG Engineering Division)

Delivers technical and analytical credentials across core engineering, computing sciences, and emerging tech:

Note: For the 2026-27 cycle, Information Science & Engineering, Computer Science and Design, and Medical Electronics Engineering appear to be merged/discontinued.

2. Master’s Programmes (PG Technical & Management Division)

Offers advanced technical training and executive business leadership credentials:

• M.Tech. in Structural Engineering
• M.Tech. in Highway Technology
• M.Tech. in VLSI Design & Embedded Systems
• M.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering
• Master of Computer Applications (MCA)
• Master of Business Administration (MBA)

3. Doctoral Research Programmes (Ph.D. Division)

VTU-approved research centers offering advanced doctoral research pathways:

• Ph.D. in Aeronautical Engineering
• Ph.D. in Automobile Engineering
• Ph.D. in Biotechnology
• Ph.D. in Civil Engineering
• Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering
• Ph.D. in Computer Science & Engineering
• Ph.D. in Electronics & Communication Engineering
• Ph.D. in Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering
• Ph.D. in Electrical & Electronics Engineering
• Ph.D. in Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering
• Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering
• Ph.D. in Information Science & Engineering
• Ph.D. in Master of Business Administration (MBA)
• Ph.D. in Master of Computer Applications (MCA)
• Ph.D. in Physics (General Science)
• Ph.D. in Mathematics (General Science)
• Ph.D. in Chemistry (General Science)

Sanctioned Intake & Enrollment (NIRF 2026 Record)

• UG (4 Years): 1,860 Approved Intake (2026-27 Cycle)
• PG (2 Years Engineering): 72 Approved Intake (2024-25 Cycle)
• PG (2 Years Management): 120 Approved Intake (2024-25 Cycle)

Student Enrolment Demographics

The actual student strength across all active cycles is detailed below:

• Engineering UG: 5,038 Male students and 2,792 Female students, totaling 7,830 enrolled. This cohort comprises 4,871 within-state students, 2,934 out-of-state students, and 25 international students.
• Engineering PG: 73 Male students and 49 Female students, totaling 122 enrolled.
• Management PG (MBA): 156 Male students and 84 Female students, totaling 240 enrolled.

Admissions & Eligibility

• B.E. (Engineering): Requires passing the PUC/12th/10+2 or equivalent examination in the first attempt with Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects, alongside English. Candidates must obtain a minimum of 45% aggregate (40% for Karnataka SC/ST/OBC categories) in Physics, Mathematics, and one optional subject (Chemistry, Biology, Computer Science, or Electronics).
• MBA: Requires a bachelor’s degree with not less than 50% marks in aggregate. Admissions are determined based on merit in national and state level entrance tests, including PGCET, KMAT, CAT, or MAT.
• Seat Distribution Policy: Under VTU guidelines, seat allocation consists of 40% to 45% KCET seats, 30% to 35% COMEDK seats, and 25% allocated to Management/NRI quotas.

B.E. Management Quota Fee Structure (2026-27 Cycle)

The officially sanctioned annual tuition fees for admission under the Management Quota for first-year B.E. courses are compiled below:

Teaching & Evaluation Methods

In alignment with Outcome-Based Education (OBE), DSCE implements structured continuous internal evaluations. The evaluation framework comprises:

• Internal Tests: 3 internal tests, 1 assignment, and 1 quiz are conducted per semester.
• Weightage System: 50% weightage is allocated to continuous internal evaluation (CIE), and 50% is allocated to the Semester End Examination (SEE).

Placement Trends & Career Outcomes

The college coordinates annual placement recruitment cycles via a dedicated centralized placement division. It facilitates direct career pathways, supported by active industry collaborations and corporate MoUs.

Campus Placement Performance (UG 4-Year Program)

Campus Placement Performance (PG 2-Year Program)

Campus Infrastructure & Facilities

The 30.8-acre integrated campus is designed to support academic instruction, sports, and student housing.

Digital & Library Systems

The central library offers digital cataloging and physical learning assets, including:

• Physical Volumes: 1,36,978 total volumes.
• E-Books: 32,000 digital titles.
• E-Journals: 6,562 subscriptions.
• Print Journals: 155 current publications.
• NDL Club: National Digital Library club registration (INKANCGAZWX7JMG).
• Capital Library Budget (2024-25): ₹22,41,679 utilized on books, journals, and e-resources.

Computing & Network Systems

The institutional computing backbone is structured as follows:

• Systems: 2,621 workstations (Intel i7, i5, i3 configurations).
• Network Topology: Campus-wide network linked via ring-topology Fiber Optic Cable.
• Internet Bandwidth: 1 GBPS 1:1 leased line (Tata Tele Service & TelexAir).
• Wireless Access: Jio Campus Wi-Fi and Netgear 2500 series controllers.
• Servers: 12 dedicated servers (HP ProLiant ML110, DL180, Dell PowerEdge, Dell Precision).

Structural Area Allocation

Sports & Athletics Facilities

The campus provides outdoor fields and indoor courts for physical education and recreation, detailed on the institutional fitness portal.

Student Hostel Accommodations

Hostel facilities are available inside the campus boundaries, offering separate designated residential blocks for boys and girls.

Institutional Observations & Source Audit

The institutional data is verified through regulatory filings and public mandatory disclosures.

Patents & Research Activity

• IPR Output (2024 Calendar Year): 163 Patents Published and 7 Patents Granted.
• Sponsored Projects (2024-25 Financial Year): 69 sponsored projects funded by 14 agencies, yielding a total received funding of ₹4,72,72,255.
• Consultancy Projects (2024-25 Financial Year): 14 active projects with a total received funding of ₹33,48,720.

Transparency & Trust Moat

• Online Grievances: Faculty, staff, and students have access to a dedicated UMS portal for submitting grievances.
• OMBUDSMAN: Established in compliance with university norms, featuring a formally appointed OMBUDSMAN and Student Grievance Redressal Committee.
• Safety Audits: Active fire safety certifications and barrier-free facilities for disabled students are maintained on campus.

Transparency & Disclosure Status

The institution actively participates in the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) reporting cycles under code IR-E-C-1413 (Engineering) and IR-M-C-1413 (Management). Verified datasets, budgets, and research funding records are publicly accessible under this framework, confirming robust compliance and institutional accountability.