Bomma Institute of Technology and Science Khammam Answered Questions

The hostel mess food at Bomma Institute of Technology and Science is generally decent. Many students find the meals tasty and nutritious, but some feel the quality can be average at times. Overall, it's satisfactory but may vary depending on the day.

Placements at Bomma Institute of Technology and Science are also not stable and rather on modest scale. There are several testimonies by students on low campus placement in the college, the highest offer is around 3-6 LPA and the lowest is approximately 3 LPA. Companies such as TCS, Wipro, Infosys, HCL, Genpact and Dell have made visits but only a small number of the students get placements mostly in low cadre positions.

The application commences with the filling of the TS EAMCET (or suitable) entrance form, which is then followed by counseling registration. Online allotments are made then, where the selected candidates have to visit the admission office at Bomma Institute with all the necessary documents (Marksheets of 10 th/ 12 th board, Transfer certificate, category certificate, income certificate, photos) and pay the fee (which is around 50, 500/- per year as what we have to pay to pursue B.Tech in CSE) by presenting themselves there.

B.E./B.Tech is the most demanded course in Bomma Institute because of its wide technical base, high demand among the engineering prospects and systematic pattern of curriculum according to industry and admission done through EAMCET-all these aspects enable the graduate to gain a variety of job opportunities in the fields of engineering.

Bomma institute is also a vibrant place with extracurricular activities which are introduced through the mediums of dance, singing, art, literature, event management, sports meets, and annual techno-cultural fest of the institute. In the campus, there is also a cafeteria event and interdepartment competition which helps in building creativity and teamwork. Cultural and sports activities engage students most of the time.

It appears that, unlike some long-established institutes, the Bomma Institute of Technology & Science in Khammam (established in 2006) does not yet have a widely recognised list of prominent alumni such as national figures, tech founders, or high-profile executives.I couldn't find credible public records, alumni pages, or media stories listing top-impact individuals from BITS Khammam. Several data sources mention recent placement details and recruiters (e.g., TCS, Infosys, HCL.

The faculty at Bomma Institute of Technology and Science is generally decent and experienced. Many hold M.Tech or Ph.D. qualifications, and students describe them as friendly and supportive. A few reviews mention average teaching quality and occasional slow syllabus completion, but overall the environment is satisfactory.

Admission to Bomma Institute of Technology and Science for B.E./B.Tech is based on TS EAMCET exam scores. You need 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, and at least 45% marks (40% for reserved categories). Seats are allotted through counseling based on your rank.

Bomma Institute of Technology & Science (Khammam) offers a fairly comprehensive range of campus facilities. Here's a breakdown:Academic InfrastructureSpacious, well? ventilated classrooms equipped with AV aids and projectors Dedicated labs for Computer, Electronics, Electrical, Mechanical, Civil, Pharmacy—with modern apparatus meeting AICTE norms and roughly 452 systems in the computer centre connected by high-speed (8 Mbps) LAN/Wi Fi LibraryCentralized library holding about 27,000 volumes and 150 national/international journals, plus a digital section 

Facilities they provide are excellent like : Experienced Faculty: BITS employs qualified faculty members who provide quality education and support to students.Modern Infrastructure: The campus is equipped with modern classrooms, laboratories, and a well-stocked library, providing a conducive learning environment.Extracurricular Activities: The institute encourages participation in various clubs and technical societies, enhancing overall student development