BMS College of Engineering Scholarship Details ,Basavanagudi, Bangalore

Placements: It is amazing this year, and provides good packages. The number of people getting placed is good. All in all, a great year for this college. Some branches have an amazing year like CSE and specialisations in CSE. But branches like mechanical and civil engineering are not so lucky.

Placements: Nearly 65-70% students get placed. The highest package goes upto 35 LPA, average 10-11 LPA. The lowest goes till 2-3 LPA. Companies like Oracle, HSBC, Nutanix, Natwest, and TCS recruit here. Some mass recruiting companies also come. About 40% get internship at HSBC, Oracle, Akamai, Natwest, 1-2 students at Visa, and Cisco. Roles offered are SDE, Analyst, web developer, cyber security.

Placements: Placement of BMSCE is good. They provide various opportunities for training, internship, and placement. The average placement is about 60 to 70 percent. If you have skills or knowledge, you can get high-paying jobs. The highest package is also good, around 40 Lacs.

Placements: The percentage of students placed in my course computer science and engineering is around 94% of them has been placed. The highest package in my course is 56 LPA, the lowest package in my course is 11 LPA, and the average package is around 12 LPA. Top recruiting companies in my course are Intel, Amazon, Flipkart, Google, Microsoft, and many other companies. Around 70% of the students got internships from my course.

Placements: Since our course is new, the senior batch is currently in their 4th semester, so placements for CSBS haven't been done yet. Our course has tied up with TCS for future opportunities. The top roles offered in our course will be business analyst and business engineer.

Placements: The placements at this college are really bad. The college shows fake placements to the newly admitted students and then doesn't provide any placements. They provide irrelevant jobs such as sales and marketing to people who have done computer science. The college is least bothered about students' lives.