BMS College of Engineering Faculty Details & Reviews ,Basavanagudi, Bangalore

Faculty: The professors here are highly experienced, with a significant number holding PhDs from prestigious institutions. Because BMSCE is autonomous, the syllabus gets updated regularly to match recent industry updates. Passing internal and semester exams isn't incredibly difficult if you pay attention in class and review previous years' question banks. 

Faculty: Teachers are good and helpful, except for a few whose teaching cannot be understood. There are three internals, and the best of 2 will be chosen. It is an autonomous college affiliated to VTU, so question papers and corrections are done by our college faculty.

Faculty: A lot of unnecessary subjects are being taught here, not worth the trouble. We don't need to be dealing with subjects like environmental science or mechanical engineering basics (as a CSE engineer). We can do without them, and they should immediately change that.

Faculty: Faculty members are excellent. Many faculty members are doctoral holders in various fields from highly reputable institutions. The college offers ample opportunities for research and to showcase academic talent and extracurricular activities. The management is very supportive and listens to students about their problems and tries to fix them.

Faculty: Teachers are highly skilled and qualified, and are provided with academic excellence. They nourish the students and also provide us with real-life examples rather than just bookish knowledge. The pass percentage is quite good, reflecting the overall excellence.

Faculty: The teachers are qualified, but they are not helpful. They come to class and read slides from PPTs and just leave, some don't even bother to do that. Some don't enter doubts, and some get confused when you ask them doubts. Teaching quality is average. The course curriculum is somewhat relevant. They have changed the syllabus recently, and some relevant subjects have been added. But you have to study them on your own. The teachers don't understand the new subjects much. The sem exams are easy, so...

Faculty: Faculty are well organized and well qualified, all have good experience in teaching, and the quality is also very good. The course curriculum is relevant, and it does prepare students for the industry. Semester exams are average, and the maximum number of students pass the end sem exam.

Faculty: Teachers are excellent with a lot of experience and out of the world knowledge. They provide the highest teaching quality. Our faculty members make students industry-ready. Semester exams are not too tough, it's good. We have teachers for IIT and NITs from all over India and world. Faculty members are excellent.

Faculty: I experienced the best faculty ever with good teaching skills for our course. As they conduct 3 internals before semesters and consider the best of two for CGP and papers, also understanding that semester exams are good but a little difficult, as we can manage them.

Faculty: All the odd semesters are mostly tough as far as I'm concerned. Teachers are good, very helpful, and very cooperative (if you are an enthusiastic person). It is as if you ask the teachers, they help, they don't spoon-feed. Courses are relevant, also very good courses, not only teach you core subjects, but they also teach you life.

Faculty: The emphasis is more on studying than skills, it's a fact. I don't like the 85 percent attendance criteria. The faculty helps you get good marks if you interact with them and regularly ask questions. Don't expect that you will be taught real-world skills. It's just the VTU-affiliated curriculum. If you like to just study, then this is for you, but if you prefer skills, then this is not helpful. Also, the curriculum is highly outdated.

Faculty: A good faculty goes beyond mere subject matter expertise. They are passionate, adaptable, and patient educators who act as facilitators of learning. They employ diverse, research-based teaching strategies, encourage active learning, and foster an environment where students feel comfortable challenging ideas and seeking help. Crucially, good faculty communicate high expectations and provide prompt, personalized feedback that guides student development. Their commitment to continuous professional ...

Faculty: All teachers are average. Some are dedicated, but some are not. No one has an interest to help you in any regard. It is a drag to talk with them because most teachers are arrogant and have only partial knowledge of their subject. They just talk and show slides.

Faculty: B. MS College of Engineering has many good faculty members, with 60 percent Ph.D. holders. Because of the faculty, curriculum, and exams, it is one of the top colleges in Bangalore and Karnataka. They conduct 3 CIEs and 1 SEE. There are many activities other than exams and studies on campus.

Faculty: Teachers are nice and approachable. Most of them are from good colleges. The curriculum is a little bit outdated, but they are constantly working to make it relevant for us. Exams indeed get difficult after the first year. The first year is pretty chill. After the first year, they take the chill out of you.