BMSCE- Review of a student!

Through the official website of my university, I submitted my application form and paid an application fee of Rs.3000. I was given admission here based on my previous academic record of 3-year graduation and my merit in KMAT exam. I heard a lot about this university through my cousin and decided to take admission here for my master's. I found that BMS ranks with the highest grade of A++ in the second cycle by the NAAC and 1st among the top 50 Institutes on Placements by the Times Engineering Institute.

The program focused on our holistic development in addition to instilling excellent managerial skills and leadership qualities, which were essential to succeed in a globalized economy. We also got an experience in organizing a Management Event through which was an inter-collegiate event organized by the department. The International Conference organized by the department gave us an opportunity to do research & publish papers. We had a total of 9 full-time faculty in our department, they all had terminal degrees and belong to a very strong professional backgrounds.

Top recruiters included Amazon, Brita, Bosch, Daily Hunt, Informatica, Epicore, Wipro, Westline, Volvo, TCS, Hyundai, Jabong, Elance, etc. Our Placement and Training Centre facilitated on-campus Placement opportunities for us. The Centre provided pre-placement training in soft skills to enable us to acquaint with the current corporate requirements. Our batch of 2016-18 secured an average salary package of 5.5 lakhs. The drive observed over 90% placement rate.

The overall fee structure of my MBA program was a total of Rs.50,600. I used to pay Rs.25,300 per academic term. We also had the option to avail of need-based and merit-based scholarship scholarships along with industry sponsored financial assistance and bank loans. To apply for merit scholarships, we had to register and apply by submitting the requisite documents to fulfill our scholarship eligibility criteria.

Our institute had no dress code and as I remember, we had 2 main events - Utsav (Cultural) and Kreedotsav (Sports). UTSAV was the most popular event of our university and it was something that cannot be missed. All departments here had their own fests, even our hostel had a hostel month with plenty of cultural activities. Also, there were multiple other academic events conducted such as seminars, talks, workshops, documentary screenings etc. My university also had multiple clubs that conducted their own programs throughout the year. I was a part of the tech club and they used to host a tech fest named, PhaseShift. It had great turnout.