BMS Institute of Technology and Management

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful with our studies. They know their stuff with Master's and PG degrees. They've done lots of research and written books too. They're good at teaching all subjects. The course we study is practical and prepares us well for jobs. The exams can be tough to pass, but most students manage to pass with a 90% success rate in our senior year.

Placement: BMS is awesome! They got 88% of students placed in our course. The highest pay is 28 LPA, and the lowest is around 3-4 LPA. Companies like Amazon, Google, Cognizant, and IBM hire a lot of students. I got an internship as a Software Developer, but others got roles like Data Analyst or DevOps Engineer. It's a great place to kickstart your career!

Campus: The college facilities are really great because it's a well-known place. We've got Wi-Fi and labs which are super helpful. In class, we use projectors and screens to learn visually. The hostel has all the basics - water, electricity, and even a playground. The hostel fees are a bit high, but the food in the mess is tasty.

Admission: The teachers are really nice and helpful, well, most of them at least. They're good at explaining things and the quality of teaching is top-notch. The course is super useful because it covers Python, Java, C, C#, and web development skills.

Placement: The placement training sessions here are really helpful. About 30% of students have already found jobs, but more companies are still visiting. The highest salary offered so far is 11 LPA, while the lowest is 3 LPA. In our MCA department, top companies like Fedility and Accenture are recruiting students. Around 30 students also got internships. The most popular role is a data analyst.

Campus: The BMSITM College campus is awesome with lots of greenery. Wi-Fi is always on, and the labs have computers. They could clean the labs more often though. The library has a great selection of books, and there's a sports room too. Love it here!

Admission: The professors here are all super smart with Ph.D. degrees. They really know their stuff! They help us a lot with exams and do hands-on stuff to explain things better. The exams are kinda tough, but doable.

Placement: Almost all the students from the AI and machine learning branch got placed last year, which is awesome! The average salary was around 800k. Big companies like AWS and SAP hired students for backend and coding jobs. Great opportunities for us!

Campus: The campus is super clean and full of greenery, making it really beautiful. They've got cool stuff like air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and libraries. The hostel has a mess with yummy food for us. It's all just really awesome here.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and helpful. They know their stuff. In the first year, we get to choose cool subjects like cyber security, robotics, cloud computing, and IoT. I've heard the exams can be a bit tough, but it's all good.

Placement: Placements are happening right now, and so far, the best year for our batch seems to be 2024. Companies like Infosys and Amazon came to our college this year. From what I know, almost every 4th-year student in the 7th semester got an internship. And the placements are still ongoing, so there might be more good news to come!

Campus: The labs here are great, and the college buildings are nice. The food in the canteen is good and not too expensive. Wi-Fi works all over the campus and in the hostels. Both boys and girls have a gym in their hostels. The girls' hostel is a bit far, about 4-5 kilometers from the college. There are 120 spots in the girls' hostel, while the boys' hostel has three times more spots. You can also find PG accommodations nearby.

Admission: The teachers were awesome at explaining things and helping us out when we were confused. The third semester got tough with new subjects like operating systems and data structures and algorithms.

Placement: The placement scene here is pretty good. Companies like Infosys and IBM come for hiring. The placement team works hard to get us placed and offers coaching too. But most companies give packages up to 8 lakhs per annum.

Campus: The dorms are a bit messy, and the cafeteria food is just okay, nothing special. But I like that the college pushes us to join sports competitions.

Admission: The teachers at BMSIT mostly have PhDs. They know a lot and are experts in their fields. The course content is old-fashioned. Some teachers help us get ready for working in the industry. But mostly, students have to figure out their future by themselves.

Placement: Our college has a really good placement rate, over 75%. Big companies like Amazon, Microsoft, Paytm, and Junglee Games come here to hire students. Most people get internships in the 3rd or 4th year, but if you put in the effort, you can even snag one in the 2nd year. They offer roles like software developer and Android developer, which is pretty cool.

Campus: The college has pretty good facilities. Wi-Fi works well everywhere. The labs are cool with AC. Classrooms are big. The library has lots of books for all subjects. It's a nice place to study. Each hostel has its own medical center for students.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. They could improve how they teach a bit, though. The course material is spot on, and they update it often to keep it current. But when it comes to getting us ready for jobs, they could do better.

Placement: Most students from our college found jobs, which is awesome. Salaries range from 3 LPA to 44 LPA, with an average of around 8.5-9 LPA. Big companies like Amazon, Deloitte, Microsoft, L&T, Wipro, and Infosys hire a lot of students. And a good 70-80% of us get internships, with pay from Rs. 8000 to 75,000 per month.

Campus: The study facilities are pretty good, but not the best. Wi-Fi and everything work fine. Classrooms are nice and have all the latest teaching stuff. There are 3 blocks for students to study in. The hostel needs to get better, though. The food isn't great and they keep serving the same stuff. If we tell the warden, they just ignore it. The medical help is good, with the college having its own doctors and an ambulance available 24/7. The sports facilities are cool too, with volleyball, badminton, basketball, and two cricket nets for practice.

Admission: The teachers here all have Ph.Ds or are working towards them. They know their stuff and teach well. I'm studying computer science and business systems, which is a cool mix of tech and business. It's a great course to get ready for the workforce.

Placement: I'm in the first batch of a new course that started in 2023. There aren't any placement details for us yet. Last year, out of 819 students in the college, 601 got placed. The highest package was 26.40 LPA, and the average was 7.90 LPA.

Campus: The college has great facilities and the campus is huge, covering 21 acres. The classrooms have projectors and there's Wi-Fi everywhere. The labs have all the necessary equipment. The library is stocked with books, journals, and research papers, plus a digital library.

Admission: The teachers here are a mix. Some are super smart with Ph.D.s, while others rely too much on the projector. Our Physics teacher is awesome though - we get to do cool experiments in the lab! Exams are okay, not too tough. Just show up to class, and you'll be good for the test.

Placement: I thought there were only 360 spots for Computer Science at this college, but turns out there are 1200 seats for CSE students. With more students, it's tougher to get placements. The average salary is 8 LPA, and the lowest is 3 LPA for CSE. Big companies like Amazon, Facebook, Dettol, and Google hire from here, offering good packages. Around 90% of students land internships after the second year, thanks to the college's help.

Campus: The hostel here has the fastest Wi-Fi on campus, which is awesome. The place itself is really nice. The labs and library are always in good shape. Food in the hostel is better than other places I've stayed at, and they even have medical help available. Plus, there are tons of games to play like cricket, football, basketball, and badminton. It's pretty cool.

Admission: The teachers are a mix - some just breeze through the PowerPoint slides, while others really know their stuff. BMSIT runs its own exams since it's an autonomous college, but they're not too tough.

Placement: I'm studying civil engineering, but the job opportunities for us aren't as great compared to other branches like CSE or ISE. Last year, the highest pay was 48 LPA, but the average for top branches is around 10 LPA.

Campus: The campus has good infrastructure and the classes are great. The classrooms have fans and good lighting, making it a comfortable place to study. Boys have a hostel on campus, while girls stay in a hostel 5 km away. But don't worry, the college offers transportation to the girls' hostel too. Overall, it's a nice place to be.