M.Tech. in Machine Design 

at BMS College of Engineering, Basavanagudi

BMSCE admissions are entirely based on the rank and scores achieved by candidates in the entrance examinations. To get a seat in any of the programmes offered at BMS College of Engineering, candidates must appear for an entrance exam followed by the counselling round conducted by the competent authority. Candidates should appear for either KCET/ COMEDK/ Karnataka PGCET/ GATE/ KMAT/ CMAT or MAT depending upon the programme for which candidates wish to apply for BMS College of Engineering admission.

The placement percentage has not been released. However, the salary details, number of students placed and offers made has been disclosed for BMS College of Engineering placements 2025, which are as follows:

No, as per official information on college website, admission to BTech courses at BMS College is only through two entrance exams: COMEDK UGET and KCET. COMEDK UGET is a national-level examination for admission into 190 unaided private engineering colleges in Karnataka. KCET is conducted by the Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA). Prepare accordingly and focus on these entrance exams for admission in BMS College for BTech courses.

BMS College of Engineering admissions are entrance based. Candidates who wish to take admission to any of the undergraduate or postgraduate programmes offered at BMS College of Engineering must appear for the entrance examination. The College does not offer direct admission to candidates in any of the programmes. Candidates who wish to take admission to the BE programme must appear for either KCET or COMEDK and admission to the MTech programme at BMSCE is made through GATE or Karnataka PGCET. BMS College MCA admission is made through KMAT or Karnataka PGCET while BMSCE MBA admission is based on CMAT/ MAT/ Karnataka PGCET or KMAT score and percentile achieved by candidates. Check BMSCE courses.

BMS College of Engineering falls under management quota. A student with PCM in Class 12 with 60 percent and above can directly apply. At 75%, you would be eligible though you would have to apply in the admission office of the college. Direct admission involves no entrance exam, yet the fees are higher. The availability is determined by the seat vacancy in particular branches.