Private College 
Bangalore,
Karnataka 
ESTD 2002
Brochure
New Updates About BMS Institute of Technology and Management , Bangalore
-
03 October, 2024 : GATE 2025 syllabus released. Check Here.
BMS Institute of Technology and Management, Bangalore Highlights 2024
| Particular | Details |
|---|---|
| Year of establishment |
2002 |
| Accreditation |
NAAC |
| Approval |
AICTE |
| Exams accepted | |
| Website | BMS Institute of Technology and Management |
| Total Number of courses offered |
4 Courses |
BMS Institute of Technology and Management , Bangalore Popular Courses
4.6
Bachelor of Engineering
- 1 Courses
- 4 Years
#199/200 NIRF 2022
₹ 1,83,600
₹ 26.03 L.P.A
Admission 2024 
B.E Applications Open
4.6
Master of Computer Application
- 1 Courses
- 3 Years
₹ 1,50,000
₹ 7 L.P.A
MCA Applications Open
4.6
Master of Technology (M.Tech)
- 1 Courses
- 2 Years
₹ 1,20,000
-
M.Tech Applications Open
4.6
Doctor of Philosophy
- 1 Courses
- 5 Years
-
-
PhD Applications Open
BMS Institute of Technology and Management Rankings
BMS Institute of Technology and Management, Bangalore B.Tech / B.E. Rankings
| Publisher | Year | Ranking |
|---|---|---|
NIRF
|
2022 | 199 / 200 |
|
NIRF
|
2021 | 152 / 300 |
|
NIRF
|
2018 | 101 / 200 |
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.Student's Rating for BMS Institute of Technology and Management , Bangalore
4.6/5
100% Positive reviewsFaculty Rating
4.3
Internship/Placement Rating
4.2
Infrastructure Rating
4.5
Canteen Rating
4.5
Hostel/Dorm Rating
4.5
College Fest Rating
4.3
Fashion Rating
4.2
Sports Rating
4.5
