BMSCE BE Civil Engineering: Fees 2025, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

The college has a multi-faceted admission process involving several entrance exams and merit-based selection. Out-of-state students take the COMEDK exam, while local students may enter through KCET, with fees varying according to admission categories. Government seat entrants pay around Rs. 19,200 annually, while COMEDK entrants pay about Rs. 1.76 lakhs. Management quota costs are considerably higher, ranging from Rs. 20 to Rs. 25 lakhs for the entire course. The college's faculty is well-qualified, with many holding PhDs, fostering a supportive learning environment despite varying teaching quality.

The exam structure includes both internal and semester-end evaluations. Placement opportunities are robust, with over 100 companies visiting annually and a high placement rate of around 90%. The highest package ranges from 80-90 LPA, while the average is about 5-6 LPA. Strong placement opportunities exist particularly in software and circuit branches, with early internship offers from companies like L&T and TCS. Scholarships are mainly based on entrance exam scores and cater to minority, SC/ST, and high-performing students.

Financial aid is primarily available to Karnataka residents, with limited aid for others. The college's strong placement track record and reasonable fees for merit-based admissions make it an attractive option for students, although costs are significantly higher for management seats.