BMS Institute of Technology and Management

BMS Institute of Technology and Management, Bangalore  Course & Fees Bangalore, Karnataka

Estd  ESTD 2002
Building  Private College
NIRF ranking  NIRF Ranking - 199
checksquare   AICTE Approved
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BMS Institute of Technology and Management, Bangalore Courses and Fees Details

Course Duration Total Fees

Bachelor of Engineering

4 Years ₹ 1,83,600

Master of Computer Application

3 Years ₹ 1,50,000

Master of Technology (M.Tech)

2 Years ₹ 1,20,000

Doctor of Philosophy

5 Years -

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BMS Institute of Technology and Management, Bangalore - Reviews

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Vimal Sancheti B.Tech Student

4 years ago

Overview 5/5

BMSIT is one of the Excellent colleges in Bangalore. The college offers average placement opportunities with an average salary package of 3-4 LPA and with a maximum package up to 15 LPA. Placements for the CSE, ISE and ECE branches are decent, and the college assures 90% placements for these branches. Placements in other branches are not that good, especially in mechanical and civil departments.

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Milan Chaudhary B.Tech / B.E. Student

4 years ago

Overview 4/5

I’m in mechanical faculty teachers are good but better i suggest my juniors that it’s good to go to NIT colleges rather than any private college.

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Vijay Sai B.Tech Student

5 years ago

Overview 5/5

Good collage for who dream is to become engineer and the college gives u lot of opportunities and many fests are conducted in our COLLEGE

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KESHAV VENKATESH CHAIL B.Tech / B.E. Student

5 years ago

A College worth Joining!! 5/5

This college offers a overall development in all your skills, let it be technical, cultural and encourages you for everything.

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KESHAV VENKATESH CHAIL B.Tech / B.E. Student

5 years ago

A college worth joining. 5/5

An amazing college to join. Its provides all the facilities required for engineering. It is a great Ambience in atmosphere.

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Ajay Thakur MBA Student

4 years ago

Some good times 4/5

The college had an outstanding faculty and they provided us with nice job opportunities with many big firms coming in.

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Shekhar Singh MBA Student

4 years ago

Overview 5/5

It is an excellent college with well-educated faculties, it provides 100% placements, its building is big but old.

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KSHITHIJA B R BBA / BBM / BBS Student

5 years ago

Overview 4/5

I was 2015 Passout, it is a good college with good facilities, everyone should join this College

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Awards

‘Project of the Year’ award for wireless prosthetic limb

Four engineering students from BMS Institute of Technology (BMSIT), Yelahanka, have bagged the „Project of the Year‟ award at an exhibition organised by the Karnataka State Council for Science and Technology. Electronics and Communications Engineering students Harshitha Parnandi Venkata, T M Madhuri, S Modini and Sneha Das, who passed out of the institute recently, won the award at an exhibition held at Angadi Institute of Technology and Management, Belgaum, for their project on Prosthetic Limb Control using Adaptive Signal Processing of Election-Myogram (EMG) Signals. “The main objective of the project is to build a prosthetic limb which facilitates easy movement and requires comparatively less effort and energy to move it,” states the students‟ winning project report. The students were guided by Saneesh Cleatus Thundiyil and Raghavendra S. The students came up with a working model of a prosthetic limb based on the signals obtained from the functional limb. By using a feedback system, the motion of the prosthetic limb was smoothened and made to function so that it is in synchronisation with the functional limb. The wireless transmission of signals is done from the functional limb to the prosthetic limb.