Ashwini Singh's Review on BMS Institute of Technology, [BMSIT] Bangalore

• As soon as “placements” crop up, everyone starts comparing it to BMSCE and then view BMSIT as a loser.
• However, students here feel the other way, “They’re a lot better than many colleges around here. CS & ECE record 100% placements with Mechanical and EEE following up close at a modest 85-90%.
• IS & Telecom aren’t left behind either” say a group of students.
• Companies like TCS, Cognizant & Wipro may be major recruiters but even some core companies like Ashok Leyland, L&T, VR Minerals visit the campus.
• The highest salary offered goes to about Rs. 7 or 8 lakhs a year. Average is the regular Rs. 3-4 lakhs recorded in most other colleges.
• Students are also allowed to appear for campus interviews at BMSCE, an added advantage for some greedy ones.

BMS Institute of Technology (BMSIT), just like its sister institute BMSCE, stretches over an enormous area. The grand entrance to the campus is as big as the width of five trucks. The insides of the building are breathtaking - classrooms, labs, elevators, restrooms everything. However, students feel that the campus isn’t very big (neither is it small) and although there are some sporting facilities as well, they need to be better.

• The Mechanical department at BMS Institute of Technology (BMSIT) is said to be the best with most professors having above 10 years of teaching experience.
• However, students feel that their department is a bit too strict.
• Computer Science (CS), Electrical & ECE step in next with slightly more considerate teachers and department rules.
• Teaching is nearly as good as mechanical. IS & Telecom have average faculty, good enough to keep the students satisfied

• About 60% students are localities, i.e., from Bangalore itself.
• Except for the Mech department, all others enjoy a healthy girl-guy ratio.