SDMIT offers undergraduate engineering courses with B.E. as its flagship program across seven specialisations. Admission for 2025 is based on COMEDK UGET or KCET scores, and candidates must have passed 10+2 with at least 50% marks. For Karnataka students, admission is through KCET or COMEDK; for other states, COMEDK is required. The process includes document verification, form submission, and fee payment. All admissions are provisional and subject to final approval by DTE and VTU.
SDMIT Important Dates 2025
SDMIT UG Admission 2025
SDMIT offers Bachelor of Engineering (BE) programs in seven specialisations, including CSE, ECE, Mechanical, Civil, and AI & Data Science. To be eligible, candidates must have passed 10+2 with a minimum of 45% marks. Admissions are based on performance in the COMEDK UGET entrance exam, applicable across all specialisations.
SDMIT Application Process 2025
SDM Institute of Technology (SDMIT) offers a 4-year full-time B.E./B.Tech program with seven specialisations. Admissions for 2025 are entrance-based through KCET for Karnataka candidates and COMEDK UGET for others.
- Visit the Admissions Section at the SDMIT college campus, meet the Admission Coordinator and get your documents verified.
- Once the seat has been confirmed, candidates need to fill in and submit the application form along with the documents specified below, and pay the requisite fee.
- Applicants are required to read the application form carefully before filling it up. The application is a key part of the admission process. Providing false information/ fake certificates is offensive, and such incomplete applications will be rejected.
- All admissions are provisional and subject to the final approvals from DTE and the University.
Documents Required:
- Rank Card of the entrance exam taken/ Admit Card (K-CET/ COMEDK as applicable)
- SSLC/ 10th Marks Card
- PUC/ 12th Marks Card or equivalent
- Transfer Certificate
- Conduct a Certificate from the Principal of the institution last studied
- Photographs: 4 Passport size, 4 Stamp size
- Migration Certificate (for non-Karnataka Boards- ICSE, CBSE, etc.)
- Caste / Caste Income Certificate issued by Concerned Tahsildar for SC / ST in Form-D, Category-I in form E and 2A, 2B, 3A and 3B in Form F (If claiming reservation benefits)
- Rural Study Certificate from 1st to 10th standard for 10 complete years (If claiming Rural quota).
- Kannada Medium Study Certificate from 1st to 10th standard for 10 complete years (If claiming Kannada Medium quota).
- Attested copies of Address proof (AadhaarCard/ Voter ID)
- One self-addressed envelope with an INR 5 stamp
SDMIT FAQs
What is the mode of application for SDMIT admission?
The application mode is online. Candidates can apply by visiting the official website of SDMIT and filling out the admission form as per the guidelines.
Does SDMIT accept lateral entry for diploma holders?
Yes, diploma holders can apply for lateral entry into the 2nd year of B.E. programs as per VTU norms and eligibility criteria.
Is there any entrance exam conducted by SDMIT itself?
No, SDMIT does not conduct a separate entrance exam. Admission is strictly based on KCET or COMEDK UGET scores.
How are the faculty members at SDMIT?
SDMIT has experienced and qualified faculty members, many of whom hold PhDs and regularly engage in research, seminars, and industry interaction.
What kind of training and placement support does SDMIT offer?
The placement cell provides comprehensive support, including aptitude training, soft skill development, technical sessions, mock interviews, and industry collaborations.
Is there a transportation facility for students?
Yes, SDMIT offers bus transportation services covering nearby towns and major routes for the convenience of students and staff.
Are there any foreign exchange or international collaboration programs at SDMIT?
SDMIT is expanding its collaborations and has MoUs with various industries and institutions, though specific foreign exchange programs may be limited.
What extracurricular opportunities are available at SDMIT?
Students can participate in technical fests, cultural events, sports meets, innovation contests, hackathons, and intercollegiate competitions.