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Students listed as placed: 676
Placement percentage: Not provided in the PDF — the document only lists placed students, not total graduating students, so a placement rate cannot be calculated reliably.
Offers per student: Many students have 2–3 companies listed, so the number of company selections is higher than 676.
Infosys
92
SmartED Innovation
62
Capgemini
55
IBM
45
LTI Mindtree
29
Cognizant
27
Nokia
22
Indium
21
Mindenious
20
Henkel
19
[24]7.ai
16
ANZ
14
MathCo
12
Siemens
12
SAP Labs
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The document also contains standout recruiters such as Microsoft, AWS, Booking Holdings, Meesho, Rubrik, Wayfair, Zscaler, Airbus, Oracle, Mercedes-Benz, Bosch, Cadence and Target.

Acc to college,highest-47 lpa
Job offers-894
Placed students-691
Percentage-70 percent
Cse,aiml,ise combined placement percentage around 80 percent

Guys help!

What's the hostel fees at bmsit? For boys...

Help me, what advice do you give me...

done with the reporting, I didnt get my college email and password. how and when will I get it?

Csbs at jssstu or bmsit?

Guys can anyone help me choose between pes electronic city and bmsit yelahanka cse

I am basically from north Delhi so please give me a real advice should I consider sjce ise or rather go for bmsit cse because I don't know there are many posts that there is no college life in sjce no coding culture and difficult for northies so should I consider bmsit please help i have a rank of 10k don't know will get dsce but if you can help please give advice

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Need help from seniors im really confused about these two collages

* Bmsit is one of the better engineering colleges in Bangalore.

* It comes under the BMS group and is the sister college of BMSCE, so you get the BMS legacy and brand value.

* Bangalore location is a huge advantage — being in the middle of the IT hub gives you plenty of exposure to internships, tech events and off-campus opportunities.

* Especially for CSE/ISE, it’s a solid option with a good coding and tech environment.

* The campus and overall environment are good, and college life is pretty chill and balanced.

* You get a good mix of academics, placements, exposure and actual college life, instead of it being only about studies.

* BMS has a pretty established name in Bangalore, which definitely helps with the overall perception of the college.

* If you’re getting BMSIT at a decent COMEDK rank, it’s definitely a college I’d keep high on the preference list.

Overall: BMSIT is a really good choice if you want a reputed college in Bangalore, a strong tech environment, BMS brand value and a chill college life at the same time.

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I got BMSIT CSE core in R3, should i wait for a possible chance to get BIT cse core in r4? BMSIT has a high intake while BIT has a shitty campus. which clg has a better a campus life?

what is the amount i need to pay on college reporting? like the vtu+skill lab+misc? please can any seniors/people who reported in r1/2 help me out? (gm non kkr)

Going into 2nd year at BMSIT and honestly want to make the most of it 😭

Seniors (3rd & 4th years), what advice would you give someone entering 2nd year?

Especially interested in:

- Things I should definitely do / avoid

- Academics and maintaining CGPA

- DSA / coding — how much should I realistically focus on?

- Internships and projects — when should I start?

- Clubs, fests and extracurriculars — worth investing time in?

- Any mistakes you made in 2nd year that I should avoid

- Anything specific about BMSIT that juniors usually don't know

Basically, how do I survive 2nd year without wasting it? 😂

Would really appreciate honest advice from BMSIT seniors, especially CSE students.

which one is better based on the college?
keeping in mind the placements and faculty

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