BMS College of Engineering B.Tech Review By Maruthi Gouda

BMSCE is the oldest private engineering college in India established in 1946. The campus area is okay being 9 acres in total. The college canteen provides decent food with affordable prices. The college has a decent number of branches under Bachelors in Engineering to pursue, such as- information science engineering, computer science engineering, AI&ML, AI&DS, industrial and management, civil, EIE, ETE, ECE, chemical, mechanical, etc. One can pursue engineering here after qualifying in one of th... Read Full Review

The BMS College of Engineering, Bangalore is a very good college and has good teachers and staff members. The college also conducts many cultural programs which encourage the student to progress mentally and emotionally. It has a good study environment with the library, canteen, and study rooms. There are many core clubs where we can get some more experience to gain the knowledge.... Read Full Review

I chose BMS College of Engineering as it was in the heart of Bangalore, which is well-known for startups. This college provides good exposure to the students. This college is the first private college to be established in India in the year 1946. It has a legacy of over 5 decades. There are many well-known alumni from this college.... Read Full Review

BMSCE is a Private engineering institute. It is situated in Bull temple road, Basavanagudi. It is an old institute and established in the year 1946. One best thing about this college is management cell and facilities all are very professional and they work smoothly. The college has all types of facilities like Placement, Transportation, Sports and other necessary things.... Read Full Review

I have studied from BMSCE and don’t think there’s a better engineering college than this. The pedigree is the oldest and has still holds on to the reputation that it has. The college is strict as we had to leave the mobile phones at the hostel because in the college building it was not allowed and attendance was also compulsory. Both the rules if not followed had a penalty attached to them and the students who pretended themselves to be cool by not following the rules had to face repercussio... Read Full Review