Amrita School of Engineering, Bangalore started in 2002 as "Amrita Institute of Technology & Science" with a vision to produce quality engineers with service attitude for the benefit of the society and nation. The school was conceived of as the grooming ground for future engineering professionals of India. Initially it had only three branches: Computer Science, Electronics & Communication and Information Technology. It was then affiliated to the Visveswaraiah Technological University, Belgum.

Dayananda Sagar Institutions (DSI) has been into education for close to half a century offering all major professional courses through its colleges at a sprawling campus in Bangalore. The DSI campus, which is WiFi enabled is high on technology with eclassrooms, 1450 Computers , 50 Laptops and several large computer labs. The central libraries have thousands of collections covering all needs and are supported by several department libraries within each college A front-runner in the.......