BMSCE Faculty

The Mechanical Engineering department at the college has around 25 faculty members, with the majority holding PhDs and averaging 10-15 years of experience. Faculty members bring a mix of academic and industry experience, enhancing the learning environment. The department maintains a faculty-to-student ratio of approximately 2-4 teachers per 45 students.

Faculty qualifications are commendably high, with many holding advanced degrees, including PhDs from prestigious institutions like IITs. The college emphasizes practical learning, offering well-maintained labs and promoting industry-relevant teaching. Faculty members are approachable and supportive, aiding in research and guiding students through projects. There are three internal exams per semester, with the best two scores considered for final assessments.

Overall, BMS College is renowned for its faculty excellence, especially in core engineering branches, contributing to the college's strong academic reputation.

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Aniketan Vijapur

3.9Helpful

BE, Computer Science And Engineering

Reviewed on Jan 8, 2026(Enrolled 2025)

BMSCE overall review

Faculty:

150 faculty for 1500 stsudents not a particular fan of a teacher they all good i would say the java maam she is great for a bad teacher the dbms teacher total 3 internals are there they are lttle hard not many people fail though

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Adithya KL

4.0Helpful

BE, Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning

Reviewed on Dec 10, 2025(Enrolled 2023)

BMS COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING: CAMPUS LIFE REVIEW

Student Snaps:

The faculty in BMSCE are really nice and supportive...it truly depends from department to department but the AIML department teachers are really nice and supportive..They teach well, help you if any doubt regarding anything...They are experienced and have knowledge in their field..The faculty to student ratio is balanced..The faculties are very approachable..we have subjects which include lab component and theory component...each according to the subject's CO..2 internals and one final external and assigments comprise the marking structure..the syllabus is VTU since my colege is affileated with VTU

Pavan Amasi

3.7Helpful

BE {Lateral}, Mechanical Engineering

Reviewed on Nov 23, 2025(Enrolled 2024)

Overall summary of my college in Bengaluru.

There are many faculties for particular subjects but they are less likely approachable. Most of the faculties just try to finish the syllabus. Very few share the knowledge, teach the topics, rest all will be running behind the completion of the syllabus. They conduct 3 CIE and 1 SEM end exams. Most of them will be difficult to score. Almost around 15 to 20 people fail atleast in a single exam.

Channabasava

4.5Helpful

Reviewed on Nov 1, 2025(Enrolled 2025)

one of the best college in karnataka.

Likes

the college education is so good as now.the teachers very qualifued and well known to current technology.

the exam system is good.they take 3 cie exam and 2 of best of them is selected and the cgpa is calculated.the student and teacher ratio is 10 per teacher.i liked the math teacher called manjunath sir they teach math is very effectively with good real life examples.the course curriculum as per seniors because i am the first year student.

College Ninja

3.0Helpful

Reviewed on Sep 4, 2025(Enrolled 2023)

BMS College of Engineering truth

The faculties are qualified but they are not very good at teaching or don't seem very knowledgeable. Their teaching method is outdated and not good. The placement services are okay. The high strength of students make it difficult to get placed.

Dislikes

The professors are not good at teaching. A lot of them will treat you badly if you are not a local.

Some of the faculties are good, they listen to you and try to solve your queries,others not so much. They are rude and arrogant.The faculty to student ratio is okay. The exams are not very difficult. They are medium.A good number of students pass the exams. About 10-20% fail. The course curriculum is outdated.

Aman

Reviewed on Jun 1, 2025(Enrolled 2024)

BMSCE - My Honest Review

faculty to student ratio should be about 1:25 (appr.)faculties are very much engaging helpful and responsive.Mrs Rajshree Mam is my favourite faculty , she is a fantastic maths teacher who supports students.i do not like sreevidya chemistry sir , he scold me one time due to enter in class without his permission.There is three exams before sem exams out of which marks of two are counted and they are very easy and totally class notes based.

4.7Helpful

Reviewed on May 21, 2025(Enrolled 2024)

BMSCEinnn

The faculty to student ratio will be from 2024 it will be very high because in 2024 CSE students were lot like 1.2k students from CSE itself so I would say for per 240 students there would be one teacher but has it is still 1:30 the circulation of teachers are very good the relationship between faculties and students are very good as everyone interact equally and support if we have interest in something the faculty I like very much was python man in my first sem name was Lilavati ma'am she is support everyone and also took our interest seriously and she was one of the illuminai of BMS College of engineering which made her understand us even more better and faculty didn't like was Manjunath sir who was first year maths teacher he was a good teacher in teaching but in terms of rules and following but in terms of treating students he was like second standard teacher who was like strict scolding and then pointing out students which was not likely to be a lecturer or a professor in engineering college and he has a lot of attitude speaking about exams there are there will be 3 CA is like internals and one se is best of two will be taken and see will be the final one sem and examination best of 2 is good actually like one month there will be one internals and you can do if you do good to internals good you will be having a lot of time to prepare for a c if you do one internal you missed you can clear it out in other internal so it is one of the good thing in BMS College of engineering will be converted to 50 marks including activity and project presentation and everything clearly maybe 10 to 5% of students fail in examination rest everybody pass the course curriculum is up to date has BMS College is one of the autonomous engineering College it is up to date with new technology we could say.

SUDHANSHU RAJ

4.2Helpful

Reviewed on Mar 13, 2025(Enrolled 2024)

"Engineering Dreams: Life at BMSCE"

It has very strong academic reputation because it is one of the oldest and most reputed colleges in karnataka.it has experienced faculty members and strong research opportunities.

The faculty members are highly qualified and experienced they hold advanced degrees and bring deep expertise to the subjects . Also faculties are supportive and helpful . Many of the faculties have doing their research in their subjects . There are three internals exams among which best of two will be considered and after that in the end Semester End Examination is there which is of 100 marks . if the student is unable to pass in a particular subject they will have to study again in the next semester .

Manikanta V

BE, Electrical And Electronics Engineering

Reviewed on Mar 12, 2025(Enrolled 2015)

Amazing experience

Faculty to student ratio is pretty good through out all the branches and the faculty were also friendly in nature when it comes to other than academics. The name of the faculty I liked was LN and Meena because of their compassion towards the students. I didn't like champa and Nethra. Exams were difficult

Shreyas

4.3Helpful

Reviewed on Mar 6, 2025(Enrolled 2023)

Review the experience

Due to the high rise in the strength the in take of quality faculty became less

The faculty are pretty much experienced and qualified faculty and students faculty ratio is also moreand faculty are friendly enough with the students.exam are neither easy nor dificult mid enough.finally students show keep effort in to make difference in result