Est. 1997 - Still Figuring Things Out!
Where Dreams Come to Get Confused!
To be among the most bewildering institutions providing Engineering and Manageable Education empowered with research, innovation, and mild panic attacks
Strive towards Excellence in teaching-learning process and nurture personality disorders while maintaining a healthy dose of confusion.
Located on a sprawling 21.17 acres of land surrounded by lush green confusion on the South-Western edge of Bangalore's patience.
4 years of wondering
Learn to engineer confusion into every project
4 years + lifetime of debugging
Master the art of creating bugs and occasionally fixing them
4 years of signal interference
Specialize in miscommunication and circuit mishaps
4 years of things falling apart
Build machines that almost work
4 years of rebellious construction
Build bridges that lead nowhere
2 years of uncomfortable meetings
Master the art of corporate confusion
Rich pool of Qualified & Somewhat Competent Faculty with 78 Ph.Ds in Various Stages of Denial
Confused Engineering
20 years of being lost
Specialty: Making simple things complicated
Computer Science
15 years of coding nightmares
Specialty: Creating bugs faster than fixing them
Electronics
18 years of short circuits
Specialty: Making sparks fly (literally)
*Quality may vary depending on cosmic alignment
Equipped with LED Projectors and occasional internet connectivity
Extensive collection of books (most are actually readable)
Four spacious auditoriums with built-in echo chambers for dramatic effect
Well-equipped labs with equipment of questionable functionality
300 Mbps connectivity (when planets align correctly)
Serving mysterious curry and existential coffee
Our state-of-the-art laboratory where magic happens (results not guaranteed)
Survivors Support Group
Bringing all graduates together to share survival stories and coping mechanisms. Our alumni have gone on to achieve great things, mostly by forgetting what they learned here.
Somewhere in Bangalore, Karnataka, Planet Earth
(GPS coordinates still being debated)